This year’s Berlin International Film Festival will host a tribute program to German filmmaker
. She will attend the festival to receive the prize on February 22, prior to the world premiere of her documentary, which is playing in the Berlinale Special strand. One of Germany’s most important filmmakers since the 1970s, Ottinger’s work spans 25 features, docs and shorts. She has previously received honorary recognition at the Cinémathèque Française in Paris and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. In total, 12 of her films have screened at the Berlinale before.
Research published today by UK firm MarketFinance has revealed that, while the country has a bourgeoning creative industry, many of its companies are waiting longer than ever to receive payment for invoices. In 2019, payment delays doubled to an average of more than 27 days, up significantly from the previous year. However, the number of invoices paid late declined 43% on 2018. The average value of invoice paid late was $34,300 .
The line-up has been unveiled for this year’s Cartoon Movie, the annual showcase of upcoming animation features. Running March 3-5 in the French city of Bordeaux, the event will feature 66 animated films at varying stages, from concept to completed pictures that are ready to release this year. Projects selected in 2020 include
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