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The sky’s the limit: the innovative spirit of Eurimages New Lab Award-winner Duchampiana
Reversing traditional restrictions placed on the female form throughout art history and beyond, the work invites the audience to ascend an infinite staircase.
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CineMart
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Immersive
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Interview
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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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CineMart
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Hubert Bals Fund
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Interview
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Unleashed
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“If you make stuff that’s brilliant, it will get seen eventually”: Samm Haillay on Pro Hub mentoring at IFFR 2025
Award-winning English producer and expert IFFR Pro Hub mentor at IFFR 2025 Samm Haillay was back to share his expertise with aspiring filmmakers.
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IFFR Pro
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Interview
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Put ourselves in motion: Marcelo Caetano on Baby
The Brazilian filmmaker discusses his second feature Baby ahead of its release across the Netherlands this May, and how he put it together with the help of the Hubert Bals Fund, CineMart and Dutch filmmaking talent.
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Hubert Bals Fund
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Interview
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“The camera is all we have”: the making of Tito
The co-director and producer of the Tiger Short-winning title share the story behind the film and its maker.
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Interview
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Indaba In Focus with Mehret Mandefro: “stories heal people”
Ethiopian-American producer, media entrepreneur, anthropologist, physician and group leader of CPI Mehret Mandefro gives pragmatic solutions to the uncertainties of the industry, but always comes back to the simple and universal truth that “stories heal people.”
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IFFR Pro
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Interview
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IFFR ambassador Kristel interviews Timoteus Anggawan Kusno
In this interview, Indonesian filmmaker Timoteus Anggawan Kusno explores how colonial history shapes personal and collective memory. Through archival materials, interviews, and re-enactments, he creates a space where history is not just recalled but actively questioned and reimagined.
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Blog
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Interview
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Michiel ten Horn on the opening film Fabula: “we sometimes felt like the whole film was cursed”
With Fabula, Michiel ten Horn takes us to the south of the Netherlands, his birthplace, to introduce us to Jos, a washed-up criminal from a family haunted by misfortune for generations.
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Blog
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Interview
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Indaba In Focus with Mohammed Alomda: “create strong co-productions between African countries”
In celebration of the fourth edition of IFFR Pro’s talent programme Creative Producer Indaba, a partnership with Realness Institute, EAVE and the Atlas Workshops, IFFR takes on a mission to paint an authentic portrait of the realities, power and diversity of independent African cinema. Indaba In Focus continues with a realistic portrait of the Sudanese […]
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Blog
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IFFR Pro
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Interview
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“I’m portraying a shared history”: Mouly Surya on the IFFR 2025 closing film This City Is a Battlefield
“I think a lot of what is happening in the world right now traces back to World War II” says Mouly Surya, the Indonesian filmmaker behind the IFFR 2025 closing film This City Is a Battlefield (released in the Netherlands as Djakarta 1946), explaining one of the many reasons why this period in Southeast Asian history […]
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Hubert Bals Fund
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Interview
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