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“The right to dream”: Gabriel Mascaro on his HBF-supported features Neon Bull and The Blue Trail
From the rural vaqueiros of Neon Bull to the later-in-life rebels of The Blue Trail, the contradictions of contemporary Brazil are woven into neon-soaked dreams.
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Hubert Bals Fund
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Interview
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Unleashed
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Locarno world premieres for HBF, CineMart and Darkroom films
Five IFFR-supported films are premiering at Locarno Film Festival from tomorrow, tracing journeys across remote landscapes and inner worlds
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Hubert Bals Fund
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IFFR Pro
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Cannes round-up: IFFR films shine as panel spotlights Displacement Film Fund
IFFR looks back on a lively Cannes edition with an impressive showing of alumni and supported projects shining throughout.
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Hubert Bals Fund
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IFFR Pro
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Cannes selections for IFFR-backed films and talent
A spread of films and talent presented at CineMart and backed by the Hubert Bals Fund are once again a fixture of the Cannes lineup in 2025.
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Hubert Bals Fund
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IFFR Pro
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News
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CineMart 2025: expanding the frame
From politically charged narratives to genre-defying experiments in VR, CineMart 2025 reaffirmed its role as a catalyst – a space where projects find the partnerships they need to take the next leap forward.
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Berlinale 2025: premieres and co-production market selections
Our attention turns to the Berlinale which this year showcases several key projects supported by the Hubert Bals Fund and CineMart.
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IFFR Pro Award winners 2025
Nine awards were handed out to projects presented at the 42nd edition of IFFR’s co-production market CineMart and work-in-progress platform Darkroom.
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Hubert Bals Fund
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IFFR Pro
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Immersive
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A little neon intervention: Holy Electricity by Tato Kotetishvili
Georgian filmmaker Tato Kotetishvili and Dutch co-producer Ineke Smits discuss the CineMart- and Darkroom-presented Holy Electricity, selected for IFFR 2025.
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Interview
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Stories
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Cheryl Dunye on her CineMart project Black Is Blue: “the power of film to be a tool for reflection”
Rotterdam favourite Cheryl Dunye (The Watermelon Woman, IFFR 1997) talks to us about returning to the festival.
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Interview
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Immersive storytelling at IFFR Pro’s CineMart and Darkroom 2025
In its co-production market CineMart and Darkroom work-in-progress programme, IFFR Pro creates a space for immersive media projects to find the vital industry connections to help them flourish. At IFFR 2025, six immersive media projects can be found across the selections, with four presented by Dutch makers.
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IFFR Pro
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Immersive
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