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PODCAST| Nicolò Comotti interviews Marco Müller, festival director and head of the jury.
Marco Müller, here in Lecce as head of the jury for the Olive Tree Award at the Festival del Cinema Europeo in Lecce, talks with us about his look on Cinema nowadays, its new ways of being and looking, and the importance of film festivals today, especially as entities with a clear message and goal such as Alberto Lamonica’s Festival del Cinema Europeo.
Marco Müller will chair the Jury of the “Golden Olive Tree” Feature Competition composed by Guillame Calop, Pippo Mezzapesa, Ana Urushadze and Olena Yershova, which will award the “Cristina Soldano Award” Golden Olive Tree for Best Film, the Special Jury Award, the Best Cinematography Award and the Best Screenplay Award. 12 films, selected by Alberto La Monica and Luigi La Monica, will screen for the first time in Italy, presented by their respective directors or some of the actors, who will meet the audience after the screening.
Step into Marco Müller's transformative journey as he shares his 50-year odyssey of promoting Chinese cinema globally and nurturing a new wave of filmmakers in Shanghai. Delve into Müller's profound encounters, his influential role in bridging cultures through film, and …
A thousand and one: Italian release on June 29th – Italian premiere at the 59th Taormina Film Fest.
Interview with Joss Moorkens at the Media for all 10 Conference.
The resilience of Ukrainian cinema and one of its most important festivals, through the words of Andriy Khalpakhchi.
Todd Haynes, acclaimed filmmaker behind hits like Carol and Far from Heaven, will lead the jury at the 75th Berlinale.
Self, a Pixar Sparkshort title by Searit Huluf, premiering at the Frame Future FF, is literally poetry turned into cinema
Discover “Bogancloch,” the docufilm by Ben Rivers that explores the intricate relationship between isolation and nature, inviting audiences to reflect on the human experience in a profound way.
In competition at the 24Frame Future Film Festival, Hugh Welchman with "The Peasants", a groundbreaking oil-painted animation capturing love, betrayal, and resilience in a Polish village.
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