We lost a friend: Fernanda Silva, Festroia’s Director By João Antunes Cinema is poor. Fernanda Silva, the director of former Festroia – International Film Festival of Setúbal, Portugal,…
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Applications are now open for the 11th FIPRESCI Warsaw Critics Project – a training programme for young critics and film journalists from Central and Eastern Europe coordinated…
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Talent Press, February 11-16, 2017
Berlinale Talents is a vibrant platform for emerging film critics and journalists to improve their working skills and discover current trends in world cinema.…
Jerusalem (Israel). At the 33rd Jerusalem Film Festival (July 7-17, 2016), the Critics Jury presented two prizes, to first films in both the international and the national competitions.
Prize, the…
“Critical Skills Workshop” Jameson CineFest Miskolc International Film Festival September 9-14, 2016 talentcampus@cinefest.hu
Young film critics and film journalists will be invited to Miskolc to report on the films of…
The Norwegian International Film Festival Haugesund informs:
The Norwegian International Film Festival will have its own FIPRESCI jury starting with this year’s festival. FIPRESCI is The International Federation of Film…
Zeynep Tül Akbal Süalp President, SIYAD SIYAD – Sinema Yazarlari Dernegi / Association of Movie Critics Istanbul
Mrs. President, Dear Tül,
It is with consternation that my colleagues and…
The German film “Original Bliss” (Gleissendes Glück) by Sven Taddicken (Germany, 2016, 101 min) won the Critics Prize at the 51st Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (Czech Republic, July 1-9,…
Munich. At the FilmFest Munich (Germany, June 23 – July 2, 2016), the critics forming our jury focused on German films. The winner: “Dinky Sinky” by Mareille Klein (Germany, 2016,…
At the Krakow Film Festival (Poland, May 29–June 5, 2016), the Critics Jury presented the FIPRESCI Prize to “Icon” (Ikona) by Wojciech Kasperski (Poland, 2016, 51 min). Jury members were…
At the Transilvania International Film Festival in the Romanian city of Cluj-Napoca (May 27 – June 5, 2016), the Critics Prize went to “Neon Bull” (Taurul de Neon) by…
Born on October 12, 1926, in Nancy, Marcel Martin studied arts, philosophy and cinema and soon turned to film criticism – to the film criticism as it developed in publications…