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“Flowers Don't Grow Here” selected for IDFA ‘Docs for Sale’
The film has been selected for the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam “Docs for Sale” market, taking place 25th November to 3rd December 2005.
For more information, please see: www.idfa.nl |
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September | |
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“Flowers Don't Grow Here” selected for FIPATEL 2006
We have just heard that the film has been selected for FIPATEL, the acquisitions market of the Festival International des Programmes Audiovisuals Biarritz 2006. The festival takes place from the 24th to 29th January next year.
For more information, please see: www.fipa.tm.fr |
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September | |
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“Flowers Don't Grow Here” is receiving very positive reviews from a wide selection of film critiques, including:
“...a passionate howl of rage against injustice...” - The List
“...a very moving documentary... You will be shocked by this film.” - James MacGregor, Shooting People
“...a skillfully structured documentary allowing for reflection, comprehension and eloquence...” - Bulb Magazine
“...a powerful film that's a damning indictment of these growing economies that are simply leaving their children behind...” - The DocHouse
See the Reviews section for more details |
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August | |
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"Flowers Don't Grow Here" selected for the 2005 Montreal World Film Festival!
We are delighted to announce that the film has been selected in competition in the "Documentaries of the World" section at the 2005 Montreal World Film Festival. This will be our world premier, with the MWFF taking place from the 26th August to the 5th September 2005.
For more information, please see:
http://www.ffm-montreal.org/cgi-bin/ffmfilms?Action=fest_detail&num=16656&lng=EN |
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July | |
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The film is finished!
The production team are delighted to annouce that the documentary is now finished! Keep an eye on the website for the trailer, reviews, details of festival screenings and more... |
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June | |
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Final post-production at Edit Video
Following several months of sponsored offline facilities at Tambuti Films, the team are moving to Edit Video to complete the final stages of post-production. Many thanks to both companies for their generous support of the project! |
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April | |
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Editor Nigel Galt joins the project
The production team are delighted to welcome Nigel Galt to the project: a hugely experienced editor, and sound editor, who has worked with directors such as Stanley Kubrick, Jeroen Krabbe, Danny Boyle and Ken Russell.
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January | |
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Got designer involved
James Manuel from MoodyMonster has jolned the team. |
