The “SOUND OF THE PANPIPE” is one of the films that Vietnam will present this year at the Milan, “SPORT MOVIES & TV Festival", which runs from October the 27th …

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Thirty years after the Khmer Rouge genocide, remembering and reflecting is essential so that Cambodian society can envision the future with serenity.

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August headlines on the Israeli pullout from the Gaza strip have shown the capacity of the Middle East leaders to resume strategic agreement together for the benefit of both sides. …

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Certainly the most renowned film festival in Asia, the Pusan International Film Festival (PIFF), will celebrate its 10th anniversary from October 6th to 14th. In less than 10 years, the …

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• Korea

Celluloid film has always been regarded as a credible recording medium and art form. Intrinsically organic and chemical, imagery on film is created from a chemical reaction of colour emulsion …

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• Singapore

Scriptwriting is in the focus this month with the soon coming deadline for those of you living in a Nisi Masa country and wanted to take part in the script …

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• Europe

If an award would exist to honour the Film Institutions for the quality of their websites, the British Skillset would deserve such still to create “Golden http”. Their website described …

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A movie theatre in Seoul is the starting point for Hong Sangsoo latest film “TALE OF CINEMA”. From there, the plot surfs into the destinies of two men and a …

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SEA-Images Catches Up With Singaporean Director/Producer Tania Sng to Share Her Experience at the Creteil International Women Film Festival. Q: Hi Tania. It looks like the trip was really eventful …

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We are now a few days ahead of the Cannes International film festival opening. The European film industry is finalizing its marketing campaigns with emails and newsletter among other means. …

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• Denmark

Malaysian independent producer Lorna Tee produced filmmaker James Lee's award winning ‘Beautiful Washing Machine' a DV feature from Malaysia that recently won the Best ASEAN Feature Film Award at the …

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• Malaysia

The last five years have seen Thailand changing into a major cinema player in the region and, its growing film industry is more present on the international scene too. From …

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Report from Bangkok International Film Festival 2005 by Dave Chua

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Dutch stories in Rotterdam and in Berlin by Gyora GAL GLUPCZYNSKI

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As a filmmaker, and as an artist, rejection comes as a price in our pursuit of creative enlightenment, and fame and fortune. Though no filmmaker wants to admit it, rejection …

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