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  • 6 days ago | businessdoceurope.com | Nick Cunningham

    Child of Dust by Weronika Mliczewska and Silver by Natalia Koniarz were the big winners of the 65thKrakow Film Festival. Child of Dust won the Golden Horn in International Competition and shared the Golden Hobby-Horse in National Competition (with Wojciech Staroń for The Passion of Agnieszka).

  • 6 days ago | businessdoceurope.com | Nick Cunningham

    IDFA is edging even closer to its old spiritual home as Forum 2025 moves into the ITA Theatre on the Leidseplein and all industry talks and consultancy sessions relocate to the legendary de Balie. Docs For Sale meanwhile is headed for the Documentary Pavilion in the Vondelpark. “This means that now, everything is really concentrated around the square,” says Head of Industry Adriek van Nieuwenhuyzen. Other changes are afoot at Forum (November 16-19).

  • 1 week ago | businessdoceurope.com | Nick Cunningham

    On May 30, the awards of the 20th Krakow FF Industry were handed out, with the top cash award (the Polish Film Institute Award for a project nearing completion) going to Inner Landscapes directed by Zofia Sawicka. In total, nine Polish and Ukrainian projects were pitched in the advanced Docs to Go Section, while 14 new projects were pitched in the Docs to Start. All awards…DOCS TO GO AWARDS: Five prizes were given for Polish documentary film projects in the post-production phase.

  • 1 week ago | businessdoceurope.com | Geoffrey Macnab

    Discussing his new feature doc Tooth and Nail, which he co-directed with Mihai Gavril Dragolea and which has been screening in Documentary Competition at Krakow this week, Romanian documentary maker Radu Mocanu can’t help but invoke the spirit of Charlie Chaplin. The famous screen comedian and “tramp” famously observed that the same incident that seems hilarious in long shot is tragic when you witness it up close.

  • 1 week ago | businessdoceurope.com | Geoffrey Macnab

    It’s 50 years now since the end of the Vietnam war. A still largely unchronicled aspect of the conflict is the plight of the “Amerasian” children born to Vietnamese mothers but abandoned by their American GI fathers. Sang, the subject of Weronika Mliczewska’s new doc Child of Dust (sold by Rise and Shine and in competition at Krakow FF) is one of these lost souls. The film world-premiered at Thessaloniki Doc Fest.

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