Lumière Festival Market Expands, Restored Films Highlighted
The Lumière Festival’s classic film market is expanding internationally, featuring restored films from Greece and Taiwan. A 1976 Australian film is set for premiere at the event.
Restored films and international expansion highlight the growing value of heritage cinema in the industry.
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Restoration projects featured
A 1970 film by Glauber Rocha, 'Cabezas Cortadas,' is undergoing 6K restoration and will be presented at the festival.
Australian film acquisition
Potential Films has acquired worldwide rights to the restored 1976 film 'Caddie,' which will screen at the Lumière Film Festival.
Common questions
What film by Glauber Rocha is being restored?
The 1970 film 'Cabezas Cortadas' is undergoing 6K restoration and will be presented at the Lumière Festival.
Which Australian film is being acquired by Potential Films?
Potential Films has acquired worldwide rights to the restored 1976 film 'Caddie.'
Sources
- The Lumière Festival’s Classic Film Market Gains International Reach, Honors Greece and Spotlights Taiwan as Heritage Films Grow in Market Value By Emeza805, Variety · variety.com
- Australian Classic ‘Caddie,’ Considered a Landmark Film of Australia’s New Wave, Acquired by Potential Films Ahead of Lumière Film Festival Premiere By Emeza805, Variety · variety.com
- Glauber Rocha’s Long-Forgotten 1970 Anti-Fascist Work ‘Cabezas Cortadas,’ Undergoing 6K Restoration, Set to be Presented at Lyon’s Classic Film Market By Emeza805, Variety · variety.com
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