Brazil’s Sambaqui Cultural Boards Chilean Camilo Becerra’s ‘The Sky That We Paint,’ as Chile Punches Above Its Weight at San Sebastián (EXCLUSIVE)

Brazil-based Sambaqui Cultural has boarded the “The Sky That We Paint” (“El cielo que pintamos”), the latest from Chile’s Camilo Becerra. It joins Storyboard Media, which also collaborated…

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Filmax Boards Sales on Basque Exile Drama ‘Karmele,’ Whose Director Asier Altuna Praises ‘Art as a Form of Resistance’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Filmax has picked up international sales on “Karmele,” directed by Basque Asier Altuna and produced by Marian Fernández Pascal at San Sebastián-based Txintxua Films and Esnatzeko Ordua Films.…

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Joachim Lafosse’s ‘Six Days in Spring’ Is a Deeply Personal Look at His Childhood and What Happens When “You Stop Belonging to a Family”

Joachim Lafosse’s San Sebastian-bound feature Six Days in Spring is admittedly a deeply personal project. French actress Eye Haïdara (The Nannies, C’est la vie!) leads the Belgian director’s new…

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György Pálfi Talks Logistical Challenges of Working With Eight Chicken Protagonists in Toronto Platform Title ‘Hen’

György Pálfi’s “Hen” makes a movie star of an unlikely figure: the chicken. Having its world premiere in Toronto’s competitive Platform section, “Hen” sees the Hungarian director enlist…

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