IDFA
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IDFA launches new talent development programme, IDFA Project Space
To provide year-round support for #IDFA Alumni, the International Documentary Festival Amsterdam has launched IDFA Project Space, its new talent development programme. In offering creative and professional development to selected filmmakers from the IDFA Competition for First Appearance, IDFA Bertha Fund, and IDFAcademy, 10 filmmaking teams (5 script development; 5 editing) have been selected for…
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China’s Uncle Smog Buster on the struggle to combat pollution
ENVIRONMENT: Balancing conflicting political demands for clean air and water - and a thriving economy - in a one party state is not an easy task.
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Taking care of business: Jonathan Perel on Corporate Accountability
INTERVIEW: Modern Times Review talks with Argentina's Jonathan Perel on his Berlinale-premiered new film, Corporate Accountability
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With interest at unprecented levels, IDFA to expand Online Collection
In response to heightened interest, #IDFA has begun developing and optimizing its Online Collection online. In the coming months, the IDFA Online Collection will be further developed to ensure additional opportunities for audiences and filmmakers alike. Currently, around 300 films can be watched for free with about 500 more available via a small contribution. Furthermore,…
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Can we live together?
CONFLICT: Two women navigate their lives in Beirut three decades past its civil war
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The beauty of abandoned places
PERSEVERANCE: The bleached white concrete bones of an abandoned Soviet-era nuclear reactor frame Alexandra Westmeier's poetic study of lives lived out in a post-apocalyptic era.
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Postscript: the new virtual normal, covering a film festival during COVID-19
VIEWS: In the new COVID-19 reality, the virtual film festival has become the new normal.
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Nostalgia for public places
COMMUNITY: In the shadows of Las Vegas, real people, in an unreal situation, face an uncertain future.
