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Frameline's 50th edition highlights urgent LGBTQ+ issues through powerful narratives and is essential viewing amidst current societal challenges.
Stellan Skarsgard described Ingmar Bergman as manipulative and noted his past Nazi sympathies, stating, 'He was a Nazi during the war and the only person I know who cried when Hitler died.' Skarsgard pointed out that Bergman had a strange outlook on people, believing that some were unworthy, which he felt influenced Bergman’s interactions with others.
Founder Neill Roy criticized the new licensing demands, stating they reflect a shortsighted view by Lambeth and Bromley councils, potentially jeopardizing the festival's future.
Known for its hospitality, networking and commitment to building a vibrant regional film hub that fuels local economic growth, bringing on these industry leaders demonstrates the festival's strong desire to continue its growth.
Field Notes' one-day-only film festival celebrates the intentionality behind their quarterly notebooks, showcasing short films that reflect their ethos of creativity and tangible tools.
Karel Och, artistic director of Karlovy Vary, stated that this year's selection displays the diversity of contemporary arthouse cinema, featuring filmmakers from various countries.
This year's Fraenkel Film Festival will be held at the Roxie Theater from July 9-19 and will feature 21 films curated by 21 living artists.