The Screen Daily folks have unveiled the projects and participants for TorinoFilmLab’s 2024 ScriptLab and of the 16 projects we find the likes of Brazilian filmmaker Carolina Markowicz, Spanish helmer Mikel Gurrea and Artemis Shaw. Here are the ScriptLab 2024 projects and participants:
Atropical Energy – Writer/director João Salgado (Port)
Eva – Writer/director Jonas Matzow Guldbrandsen (Nor), co-writer Norah Mc Gettigan (Ire)
Explorer – Writer/director Hilke Rönnfeldt (Ger)
Human Resource – Writer/director Stefan Bohun (Austria)
Josie Goes to War – Writer/director Coline Confort (Fr/Switz), co-writer Perrine Prost (Fr)
Kindergarten Optimisten – Writer/director Anastasia Veber (Ger)
On the Way to Forgive I Forgot Myself – Writer/director Rand Abou Fakher (Syria)
Sants – Writer/director Mikel Gurrea (Sp)
Smokescreen – Writer/director Artemis Shaw (Gr/US)
The Criminals – Writer/director Serhat Karaaslan (Tur)
The Dance of the Shadows – Writer/director Kathy Mitrani (Col/US)
The Funeral – Writer/director Carolina Markowicz (Braz/It)
The Hallucinations – Writer...
Atropical Energy – Writer/director João Salgado (Port)
Eva – Writer/director Jonas Matzow Guldbrandsen (Nor), co-writer Norah Mc Gettigan (Ire)
Explorer – Writer/director Hilke Rönnfeldt (Ger)
Human Resource – Writer/director Stefan Bohun (Austria)
Josie Goes to War – Writer/director Coline Confort (Fr/Switz), co-writer Perrine Prost (Fr)
Kindergarten Optimisten – Writer/director Anastasia Veber (Ger)
On the Way to Forgive I Forgot Myself – Writer/director Rand Abou Fakher (Syria)
Sants – Writer/director Mikel Gurrea (Sp)
Smokescreen – Writer/director Artemis Shaw (Gr/US)
The Criminals – Writer/director Serhat Karaaslan (Tur)
The Dance of the Shadows – Writer/director Kathy Mitrani (Col/US)
The Funeral – Writer/director Carolina Markowicz (Braz/It)
The Hallucinations – Writer...
- 3/21/2024
- by Eric Lavallée
- IONCINEMA.com
TorinoFilmLab (Tfl) has selected 16 projects for ScriptLab 2024, its feature film programme focused on fiction projects in early stage of development.
Of the 16 feature projects, eight are debut feature films, five are sophomore efforts, and three represent third features.
Scroll down for the full list of participants
Among the participants are Screen Spain Star of Tomorrow writer and director Mikel Gurrea, whose debut film Cork (Suro) premiered at San Sebastian in 2022 and writer and director Artemis Shaw whose debut feature New Strains won a Special Jury Award at IFFR 2023. Also selected is writer/director Andrea Gatopoulos whose 2022 film Happy New Year,...
Of the 16 feature projects, eight are debut feature films, five are sophomore efforts, and three represent third features.
Scroll down for the full list of participants
Among the participants are Screen Spain Star of Tomorrow writer and director Mikel Gurrea, whose debut film Cork (Suro) premiered at San Sebastian in 2022 and writer and director Artemis Shaw whose debut feature New Strains won a Special Jury Award at IFFR 2023. Also selected is writer/director Andrea Gatopoulos whose 2022 film Happy New Year,...
- 3/20/2024
- ScreenDaily
Rand Abou-Fakher, Cato Kusters, Sarah Lederman, Ammen Simpson Ogedengbe and Pol De Plecker have all made notable short films.
Director Lukas Dhont has selected five emerging Belgian filmmakers for Connext’s inaugural The Future Five initiative as part of Flanders Image’s annual film and TV showcase (October 9-10).
The filmmakers are Rand Abou-Fakher, whose 2020 short So We Live premiered in Berlinale; Cato Kusters, 2022 winner of best Belgian student short at Ghent with Finn’s Heel; Sarah Lederman, best known for short films The Roots Of Water and Miriam; Ammen Simpson Ogedengbe, whose The Children Of Never won best debut...
Director Lukas Dhont has selected five emerging Belgian filmmakers for Connext’s inaugural The Future Five initiative as part of Flanders Image’s annual film and TV showcase (October 9-10).
The filmmakers are Rand Abou-Fakher, whose 2020 short So We Live premiered in Berlinale; Cato Kusters, 2022 winner of best Belgian student short at Ghent with Finn’s Heel; Sarah Lederman, best known for short films The Roots Of Water and Miriam; Ammen Simpson Ogedengbe, whose The Children Of Never won best debut...
- 10/9/2023
- by Ellie Calnan
- ScreenDaily
Good news for those who wish to know what their Twitter feed’s jacking off to: the Criterion Channel are launching an erotic thriller series that includes De Palma’s Dressed to Kill and Body Double, the Wachowskis’ Bound, and so many other movies to stir up that ceaseless, fruitless “why do movies have sex scenes?” discourse. (Better or worse than middle-age film critics implying they have a hard-on? I’m so indignant at being forced to choose.) Similarly lurid, if not a bit more frightening, is a David Lynch retro that includes the Criterion editions of Lost Highway and Inland Empire (about which I spoke to Lynch last year), a series of shorts, and a one-month-only engagement for Dune, a film that should be there in perpetuity.
Retrospectives of Harold Lloyd, Rohmer’s Tales of the Four Seasons, and shorts by Fanta Régina Nacro round out the big debuts,...
Retrospectives of Harold Lloyd, Rohmer’s Tales of the Four Seasons, and shorts by Fanta Régina Nacro round out the big debuts,...
- 3/20/2023
- by Nick Newman
- The Film Stage
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