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Moonday is full of future projects from your favourite directors. Mia Hansen-Love, Nicolas Pariser or the Boukherma brothers, here are six projects that the Moonday team can't wait to discover!
Experienced in digitalising the audiovisual sector, Backup Media is taking a stake in Moonday. The French group, which is already active in production and distribution, is thus supporting Moonday's growth through its network and financing capabilities, and is also benefiting from the synergies between Moonday and Moviechainer.
While the Cannes festival is in full swing, Variety announced that Spencer by Pablo Larrain would premiere at the Venice Film Festival, from September 1 to 11. Moonday has scoured the press to deliver seven other films that could complete the selection.
We Meet Laura Wandel a few days before Cannes Festival. The Belgian director presents her first long feature, Un Monde, at Un Certain Regard.
The 46th edition of the Toronto International Film Festival made the first announcement last week, revealing 12 films selected for Official selection. Among them: Charlotte, the animated film about the young German-Jewish artist Charlotte Salomon, and Last Night In Soho, Edgar Wright’s horror movie with Anya Taylor-Joy we advised you to keep an eye on a few months ago.
Bayard d'Or at the International Francophone Film Festival of Namur, presented in Berlin this year, Petit Samedi is currently in the cinema. The opportunity to meet Paloma Sermon-Daï, the director of this tragicomic documentary both humble and moving.
While in the United States, horror films are taking over the box office, the United Kingdom fills theatres with family films. In France, French movies have the upper hand. Cinemas have reopened, and the audience is present: an overview of the recovery around the world.
Cinemas in Belgium are open for a week now. So we asked Stephan De Potter, Co-CEO at Cinéart, how was the distribution managing.
Cinéart has existed for more than 45 years in Belgium. It is integrated at the BENELUX level, and it handles the rights acquired on an exclusive basis, whether in cinemas, VOD, pay or free TV, and platforms.
It is a tradition, every year the professional press lists the films which could pretend to official selection. Moonday has scoured several of these magazines and brings you a choice of 8 movies that could create a surprise!
We already know Leos Carax's Annette will open this 74th edition. The much-awaited Benedetta by Paul Verhoeven and The French Dispatch by Wes Anderson will also be part of the event.
For the rest, the festival will lift the veil on June 3 at 11 am during the press conference. Will our prediction be correct? Don't wait for Thursday to follow these films on Moonday and not miss anything of their news!