Exclusive: Film premieres in Berlin’s Panorama strand on Sunday (Feb 11).
Screen can reveal the first trailer for Insyriated, a tense drama set during the Syrian civil war.
Watch the trailer below or on mobile click Here.
The film is premiering in the Panorama strand at the 2017 Berlin film festival on Sunday (Feb 11)
It was directed by Philippe Van Leeuw. Films Boutique are handling international sales.
The story revolves around a mother of three (Hiam Abbass) who is trapped inside her flat in war-torn Aleppo. She tries to keep her family and friends safe as her home is threatened by bombs, snipers and burglars.
The cast also includes Diamand Abou Abboud, Juliette Navis, Mohsen Abbas and Moustapha Al Kar.
Kmbo are distributing in france, with O’Brother Distribution handling Belgium.
Guillaume Malandrin and Serge Zeitoun produced for Altitude100 Production & Liaison Cinématographique, in coproduction with Minds Meet, Versus Production, Voo et Be tv and Né à Beyrouth Films.
Screen can reveal the first trailer for Insyriated, a tense drama set during the Syrian civil war.
Watch the trailer below or on mobile click Here.
The film is premiering in the Panorama strand at the 2017 Berlin film festival on Sunday (Feb 11)
It was directed by Philippe Van Leeuw. Films Boutique are handling international sales.
The story revolves around a mother of three (Hiam Abbass) who is trapped inside her flat in war-torn Aleppo. She tries to keep her family and friends safe as her home is threatened by bombs, snipers and burglars.
The cast also includes Diamand Abou Abboud, Juliette Navis, Mohsen Abbas and Moustapha Al Kar.
Kmbo are distributing in france, with O’Brother Distribution handling Belgium.
Guillaume Malandrin and Serge Zeitoun produced for Altitude100 Production & Liaison Cinématographique, in coproduction with Minds Meet, Versus Production, Voo et Be tv and Né à Beyrouth Films.
- 2/10/2017
- ScreenDaily
Exclusive: Contemporary Films inks deal with Doc & Film for No Home Movie, the final film of the late director.
UK distributor Contemporary Films, in association with screenings collective A Nos Amours, has acquired rights to Belgian film-maker Chantal Akerman’s final feature, No Home Movie.
The pioneering writer-director died in Paris in October aged 65, just months after the documentary debuted at Locarno and weeks after it played in Toronto.
The film is a portrait of the film-maker’s relationship with her mother Natalia, a Holocaust survivor and familiar presence from many of her daughter’s films.
No Home Movie received its UK premiere at the Regent Street Cinema in October as the concluding film of A Nos Amour’s two year Akerman retrospective and is due to be shown at the Glasgow Film Festival (Feb 17-28), Dublin International Film Festival (Feb 18-28) and Sheffield Doc/Fest (Jun 10-15), among others, before getting...
UK distributor Contemporary Films, in association with screenings collective A Nos Amours, has acquired rights to Belgian film-maker Chantal Akerman’s final feature, No Home Movie.
The pioneering writer-director died in Paris in October aged 65, just months after the documentary debuted at Locarno and weeks after it played in Toronto.
The film is a portrait of the film-maker’s relationship with her mother Natalia, a Holocaust survivor and familiar presence from many of her daughter’s films.
No Home Movie received its UK premiere at the Regent Street Cinema in October as the concluding film of A Nos Amour’s two year Akerman retrospective and is due to be shown at the Glasgow Film Festival (Feb 17-28), Dublin International Film Festival (Feb 18-28) and Sheffield Doc/Fest (Jun 10-15), among others, before getting...
- 12/22/2015
- by andreas.wiseman@screendaily.com (Andreas Wiseman)
- ScreenDaily
Exclusive: Contemporary Films inks deal with Doc & Film for the late director’s final film.
UK distributor Contemporary Films, in association with screenings collective A Nos Amours, has acquired rights to Belgian film-maker Chantal Akerman’s final feature No Home Movie.
The pioneering writer-director died in Paris in October aged 65, just months after the documentary debuted at Locarno and weeks after it played in Toronto.
The film is a portrait of the film-maker’s relationship with her mother Natalia, a Holocaust survivor and familiar presence from many of her daughter’s films.
No Home Movie received its UK premiere at the Regent Street Cinema in October as the concluding film of A Nos Amour’s two year Akerman retrospective and is due to be shown at the Glasgow Film Festival (Feb 17-28), Dublin International Film Festival (Feb 18-28) and Sheffield Doc/Fest (Jun 10-15), among others, before getting a UK theatrical run next year. A release...
UK distributor Contemporary Films, in association with screenings collective A Nos Amours, has acquired rights to Belgian film-maker Chantal Akerman’s final feature No Home Movie.
The pioneering writer-director died in Paris in October aged 65, just months after the documentary debuted at Locarno and weeks after it played in Toronto.
The film is a portrait of the film-maker’s relationship with her mother Natalia, a Holocaust survivor and familiar presence from many of her daughter’s films.
No Home Movie received its UK premiere at the Regent Street Cinema in October as the concluding film of A Nos Amour’s two year Akerman retrospective and is due to be shown at the Glasgow Film Festival (Feb 17-28), Dublin International Film Festival (Feb 18-28) and Sheffield Doc/Fest (Jun 10-15), among others, before getting a UK theatrical run next year. A release...
- 12/22/2015
- by andreas.wiseman@screendaily.com (Andreas Wiseman)
- ScreenDaily
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