AFM Features – Page 2
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AFM 2022: hot projects from Korea
Titles range from Don Lee’s latest action franchise film to horror, comedy and a remake of a Taiwanese time-travel romance.
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AFM 2022: The buzz titles from the UK
As AFM enjoys its first face-to-face edition since 2019, Screen profiles a selection of key titles, at various stages of production, available across the market.
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AFM 2022: The buzz titles from North America
As AFM enjoys its first face-to-face edition since 2019, Screen profiles a selection of key titles, at various stages of production, available across the market.
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“We feel bullish about it,” say most UK sellers as they return to Santa Monica for the AFM
Sales execs are looking forward to a focused market.
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IFTA head Jean Prewitt: “A shorter AFM is good for the market”
Independent Film & Television Alliance president tells Screen about changes to this year’s AFM.
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AFM 2022 preview: industry mulls changing landscape for independent film
Executives and filmmakers are looking forward to the return of an in-person American Film Market for the first time since 2019.
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AFM Q&A: Raven Banner partner Michael Paszt on running a thriving genre label
The company’s AFM slate includes The Sadness, Alone With You and Slumber Party Massacre
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AFM 2021: Japan hot projects
Titles incude a ‘Cube’ remake, manga animation ‘Blue Thermal’ and Takashi Shimizu’s third feature in his ‘horror village’ trilogy.
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AFM 2021: Taiwan hot projects
Titles include ‘The Catch’, ‘Trick Or Treat’, ‘You Have To Kill Me’ and ‘Increasing Echo’.
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AFM Q&A: “The industry needs markets now more than ever”, say IFTA heads
Jean Prewitt and Clay Epstein, president and chairperson respectively of the Independent Film & Television Alliance, share their views on the challenges facing the independent film landscape.
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What does AFM hold for Russia’s independent producers and distributors?
Russia’s independents enter AFM feeling buoyed by strong projects and festival showings, but also an air of caution.
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AFM Q&A: Upgrade Productions partners Matt Brodlie and Jonathan Kier on their global ambitions
The Los Angeles-based pair plan to produce local-language content for the global market.
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AFM 2021: South Korea hot projects
Includes projects from Shin Su-won, Cheon Myeong-kwan and Kim Hyung-joo.
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AFM Q&A: WaZabi Films’ co-presidents Anick Poirier and Lorne Price on what’s working in the market
The Montreal-based company is focusing on completed films at this AFM.
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AFM 2021: Hong Kong and China hot projects
Includes projects from Soi Cheang, Herman Yau, Oxide Pang and Danny Pang.
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AFM 2021: The buzz titles from Europe
Titles include ’Medusa Deluxe’, ’Notre Dame On Fire’, ‘Lamb’ and ‘The Stranger’.
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AFM 2021: The buzz titles from North America
Titles include ‘John Wick 4’, ‘Firebrand’ and ‘The Last Manhunt’.
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AFM 2021: The buzz titles from the UK
Titles include ‘Talk To Me’, ‘Helen & Teacher’, ‘Two Wolves’ and ‘The Swearing Jar’.
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AFM 2021 preview: sales agents expect steady business at second online edition
AFM Online participation was gathering momentum ahead of the 2021 edition, which runs November 1-5.
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European sellers discuss AFM, hybrid realities and a brighter 2021
From tying up deals during AFM to looking ahead to a brighter 2021, European sellers are adapting to a new hybrid world.