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Charades steam ahead to make a beeline for Berlinâs online market
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The Scars of Ali Boulala, and six post-production titles shine in the French vendorâs bumper line-up
The Scars of Ali Boulala by Max Ericsson
Armed with an undeniably positive mindset, allowing them to surmount the risks involved in the nervous management of a health crisis, French international sales agent Charades is primed and ready to offer distributors new prospects at the 71st Berlinaleâs European Film Market (running online 1-5 March).
Indeed, no fewer than five new films will enhance the extensive line-up put forward by the team composed of
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31 market premieres to screen at the Rendez-Vous with French Cinema in Paris
Playlist by Nine Antico
Scores of cinemas around the world might still be closed on account of the health crisis (resulting in a huge number of films awaiting release and the prospect of hefty backlogs once movie-theatres are eventually given the green light), but the ability of film industry professionals to look to the future, not to mention the appeal of French films, both remain fully intact, as evidenced by the mighty battalion of 800 buyers, hailing from 59 countries, who have signed up for the 23rd Rendez-Vous with French Cinema in Paris, which will this year unfold online, between 13 and 15 January, under the aegis of UniFrance (steered by Executive Director
31 market premieres to screen at the Rendez-Vous with French Cinema in Paris
Playlist by Nine Antico
Scores of cinemas around the world might still be closed on account of the health crisis (resulting in a huge number of films awaiting release and the prospect of hefty backlogs once movie-theatres are eventually given the green light), but the ability of film industry professionals to look to the future, not to mention the appeal of French films, both remain fully intact, as evidenced by the mighty battalion of 800 buyers, hailing from 59 countries, who have signed up for the 23rd Rendez-Vous with French Cinema in Paris, which will this year unfold online, between 13 and 15 January, under the aegis of UniFrance (steered by Executive Director