Cinephil

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    Cinephil is an international sales and advisory firm, with a strong reputation for securing international distribution, broadcasting and financing deals for documentaries from around the world on behalf of filmmakers. With a history of selling unique and award-winning films, Cinephil also acts as a strategic advisor and co-producer.

    Cinephil has facilitated the sale and financing of well over a hundred films. Cinephil represented (and produced) the 2013 Academy Award nominee, "The Gatekeepers"; 2014 Academy Award nominee, "The Act of Killing". Recent titles include three-time Academy Award nominee "FLEE" by Jonas Poher Rasmussen; two-time Academy Award nominee "Collective", by Alexander Nanau, "Gunda", by Victor Kossakovsky; and Sundance winner "A House Made of Splinters".

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    • Ted Braun
    • 2022

      Superstar conductor Gustavo Dudamel faces the test of a lifetime when social unrest in his Venezuelan homeland challenges his conviction that music has the power to unite.

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      Brainwashed: Sex-Camera-Power

      • Nina Menkes
      • 2022

        This essay documentary built around Nina Menkes’s lecture “Sex and Power: The Visual Language of Oppression” draws on a selection of classic and cult film images to deconstruct the ubiquitous objectification of women in film.

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        Cesária Évora

        • Ana Sofia Fonseca
        • 2022

          An affectionate portrait of this Cape Verdean singer with a deep, melancholic voice, using archived footage, live recordings, and interviews to capture the life of a woman who never betrayed her humble origins and always held on to her independence.

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          Cowboy Poets

          • Mike Day
          • 2022

            Modern-day cowboys wrangle with their identity, environmental threats, and societal change through the written word at the annual American National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in this docu-Western.

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            Excess Will Save Us

            • Morgane Dziurla-Petit
            • 2022

              Based on the award-winning short, director Morgane Dziurla-Petit returns to her family home. When a terrorist alert is triggered, she comes to understand everything is not as it seems.

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              A House Made of Splinters

              • Simon Lereng Wilmont
              • 2022

                Winter and war mean this Ukrainian children’s home near the front is fuller than ever. A group of resolute, no-nonsense women have created an almost magical place where they watch over children who are waiting for the government to decide their fate.

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                Into My Name

                • Nicolò Bassetti
                • 2022

                  The coming-of-age story of four friends who share important turning points in their lives and in their gender transitions.

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                  Jane Campion, The Cinema Woman

                  • Julie Bertuccelli
                  • 2022

                    Filmmaker Julie Bertuccelli draws Jane Campion the portrait she deserves, in a film that is unapologetically subjective and offbeat, very much mirroring her own trailblazing journey in cinema and life.

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                    The Killing of a Journalist

                    • Matt Sarnecki
                    • 2022

                      When a young journalist and his fiancée are brutally murdered at their home in Slovakia, the story takes an unexpected turn when a source leaks the secret murder file to the journalist’s colleagues.

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                      LYRA

                      • Alison Millar
                      • 2021

                        Part of the “ceasefire baby” generation, Lyra was a dedicated journalist and activist. The film is an intimate examination of Northern Ireland twenty-five years after the Good Friday Agreements.

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                        A Story of Bones

                        • Joseph Curran, Dominic Aubrey de Vere
                        • 2022

                          Annina learned of the Saint Helena’s unmarked mass burial ground of an estimated 9,000 formerly enslaved Africans.She now fights for the proper memorialization of these forgotten victims.

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