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EditorEstablished 1995 filmfestivals.com serves and documents relentless the festivals community, offering 92.000 articles of news, free blog profiles and functions to enable festival matchmaking with filmmakers. THE NEWSLETTER REACHES 199 000 FILM PROFESSIONALS EACH WEEK (december 2020) .Share your news with us at press@filmfestivals.com to be featured. SUBSCRIBE to the e-newsletter. MEET YOUR EDITOR Bruno Chatelin - Check some of his interviews. Board Member of many filmfestivals and regular partner of a few key film events such as Cannes Market, AFM, Venice Production Bridge, Tallinn Industry and Festival...Check our recent partners. The news in French I English This content and related intellectual property cannot be reproduced without prior consent. ![]() A look back to Tribeca 2008 DocumentariesAs in earlier editions of the Tribeca Film Festival, the documentary sections presented outstanding productions, though, included some films that seemed to have been selected from a political perspective rather than from a strictly artistic one, meaning outstanding productions characterized by exquisite formal execution and original thematic concepts. Some of the films included in this year’s selections show that original thematic concepts are more difficult to develop than executing a theme in a skillful fashion. It sort of resonates what Michael J. Salomon former senior executive of Warner Bros. Television observed more than twenty years ago when queried about the biggest problem the film industry faced. Neither unions, rapidly rising costs of production and marketing, scarcity of stars, or new technologies, were the most burning problem issues. Rather the paucity of original concepts was the biggest problem. 26.05.2008 | Editor's blog Cat. : Australia Baghdad Berthold Brecht C. Karim Chrobog Christopher Bell Claus MuellerNew Dakar Daniela Zanzotto Dawn Logsdon Denmark Documentary film Eric Elie Faramarz K-Raber Film Hanoi Human Interest Human Interest Iraq John Walter Lahore Laura Winter Lucia Gaja Manoney Winter Marseille Meryl Streep Mexico Michael Christoffersen Michael J. Salomon Netherlands New Orleans New York Palestinian Territories Riga Rosa von Praunheim Rosa von Praunheim Santiago Social Issues Social Issues Sports Sports Sweden The Boys from Baghdad High the Tribeca Film Festival Tribeca Film Festival Uganda United Kingdom United States Warner Bros. York |
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