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Only four features into her career, Justine Triet has already emerged as one of the defining voices of contemporary French cinema. Winning the Palme d’Or certainly accelerated that ascent, but her reputation rests on films that probe the elusiveness of...

Known for her discomfort and absurdity brand of comedy, we thought that Janicza Bravo might be moving into the kitchen for the Martha Stewart biopic title Good One, but in another juicy tidbit of future American indie project news via...

Last week we learned that Antoneta Alamat Kusijanovic was finally moving onto her next project landing a series scheduled for next year, however, if this Production Weekly listing proves to be right (via the World of Reel folks) she’ll have...

Telefilm Canada have put some sizeable coin towards a quartet of projects and among them we find Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person filmmaker Ariane Louis-Seize is now moving into her sophomore feature. Titled Cherry Blossoms, and filmed in the...

Canada submits Berlinale winner Nina Roza by Geneviève Dulude-de Celles, Chile submits Un Certain Regard selected The Meltdown (to be launched by Kino Lorber), Mexico submitted Venice winning On the Road by David Pablos, and Thailand submits Director’s Fortnight selected...

The International Feature Film category is only beginning to heat up and we’ve already got some banger titles. Earlier this morning we had Belgium and South Korea advance the names of Lukas Dhont ‘s Cannes winner and Lee Chang-Dong‘s Venice-TIFF...

Production has begun on Philippe Lesage‘s highly anticipated I Just Want a Great Love Story, with a key change to the film’s original quartet. Théodore Pellerin, Charles Berling, Félix Kysyl will now be sparing with Return to Seoul (read review)...

“Shot at night on the rooftops of Tel Aviv, NAZA reveals in detail the systems behind Israel’s calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza.” The mystery film for the upcoming Venice’s Golden Lion competition has been revealed and it’ll...

A seven-time Cannes competition filmmaker and Palme d’Or winner for 2014’s Winter Sleep, Turkish master auteur Nuri Bilge Ceylan has settled into a remarkably consistent rhythm, unveiling a new feature roughly every four years. Defined by his meticulous compositions, natural...

Invisible Missiles: Blaževičius Offers Chilly Portrayal of a Couple & Country in Crisis Given its title, Andrius Blaževičius’ third outing, How to Divorce During the War, invites expectations of a very different kind of film than the one the filmmaker...