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3 weeks ago |
cineuropa.org | Olivia Popp
- La película (de graduación) de Willi Andrick, Juan Bermúdez, Isis Rampf y Anna Schröder explora los enredos entre la vida y la biopolíticaEste artículo está disponible en inglés. In the first few minutes of Where You Find Me, we watch as Beatrice (Isabella Krieger) pursues rough sex with a man at a club, carelessly tossing a cigarette stub and missing the ashtray – an act not overlooked by Alex (Thea Ehre), who observes her while serving drinks from the bar.
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3 weeks ago |
cineuropa.org | Olivia Popp
- The entanglements of life and biopolitics are tackled in a new movie helmed by Willi Andrick, Juan Bermúdez, Isis Rampf and Anna Schröder, made as a graduation filmIn the first few minutes of Where You Find Me, we watch as Beatrice (Isabella Krieger) pursues rough sex with a man at a club, carelessly tossing a cigarette stub and missing the ashtray – an act not overlooked by Alex (Thea Ehre), who observes her while serving drinks from the bar.
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3 weeks ago |
cineuropa.org | Olivia Popp
- At the CEE Animation conference Go! 2025, we spoke to participants from several countries who shared their thoughts on what needs to be kept in mind when creating such a fundHosted in the European Capital of Culture, Gorizia-Nova Gorica (Italy/Slovenia), in mid-March, CEE Animation’s Go! 2025 conference homed in on the planned creation of a brand-new animation co-development fund, with a working group at the conference dedicated to exploring the possibilities of such a fund. The problem?
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3 weeks ago |
cineuropa.org | Olivia Popp
- Directed by Clara Zoë My-Linh von Arnim, this modern spin on the legacy of the famed composer turns the camera towards his lesser-known but equally prodigious sister, Maria AnnaDescribed as a fresh take on one of the most famous composers in musical history, the six-episode series Mozart/Mozart is currently shooting in Latvia and Lithuania, and will continue until 11 June.
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3 weeks ago |
zippyframes.com | Olivia Popp
Home INTERVIEWS “They Wanted the World to Know What They Were Going Through”: Interview With Palestinians Haneen Koraz and Nour A-Jawad (Stop-Motion Animation Workshops) Olivia Popp 31 March 2025 Works like the Palestinian anthology film From Ground Zero highlight cinema as an increasingly important and insightful two-way street for communicating beyond the sensationalized dimensions of life in Gaza today. Other projects have also taken up this effort, including a series of stop-motion...
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