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Why the Marché du Film Still Matters: Cannes and the Global Future of Cinema

Why Cannes still shapes the future of international filmmaking, and why Japan stands at the centre of this year’s conversation.
Written by
Diogo Brüggemann
Dinner and a Double #1: Bald + Bugonia, an Evening of Films and Honey

Dinner and a Double #1: Bald + Bugonia, an Evening of Films and Honey

A short film, a feature, and a table full of honey. Why movie nights deserve more intention.
Sandiwara and the Radical Power of Going Small Again

Sandiwara and the Radical Power of Going Small Again

Why top filmmakers are returning to short films to tell sharper stories faster.

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Sacrifices in Plain Sight: Emma Stansfield on Rural Poverty and Her Directorial Debut Exchange Rate

Sacrifices in Plain Sight: Emma Stansfield on Rural Poverty and Her Directorial Debut Exchange Rate

CenterFrame Curated ▶ Building Your Own Chair: How Emma Stansfield Took Creative Control in Her Directorial Debut
Cate Blanchett to receive Impact Award at the British Short Film Awards

Cate Blanchett to receive Impact Award at the British Short Film Awards

She is recognised for supporting the Displacement Film Fund, backing films about migration and displacement.
Why the 2026 Oscar-Nominated Short Films Deserve Your Attention

Why the 2026 Oscar-Nominated Short Films Deserve Your Attention

A quick tour through the bold ideas, new voices, and striking craft behind the year’s Oscar-nominated short films.
Two Minutes: A Heist, A Nan, and One Intense Day of Filming

Two Minutes: A Heist, A Nan, and One Intense Day of Filming

Heists, Heart, and Handheld Magic: Behind the Scenes of Two Minutes
The BAFTA Short Categories: Miniature Movies, Monumental Impact

The BAFTA Short Categories: Miniature Movies, Monumental Impact

Small running times. Big emotional stakes.
From Grit to Gobstopper: Jo Lane on Crafting Raw Social Drama

From Grit to Gobstopper: Jo Lane on Crafting Raw Social Drama

CenterFrame Curated ▶︎ Jo Lane on the raw reality of making Gobstopper.

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