Tag: Flee

  • ‘The Summit of the Gods’ Trailer: A Sweeping Manga Adaptation About Climbing Everest

    ‘The Summit of the Gods’ Trailer: A Sweeping Manga Adaptation About Climbing Everest

    With awards season fast approaching, it’s looking like this could be the year animation awards finally grow up. With Sundance winner “Flee” earning early buzz, there’s clearly a growing appetite for more mature animated fare in the U.S. Entering into the fray this year is “The Summit of the Gods,” a sweeping 2D animation from…

  • ‘Flee’ Revs FYC Campaign as Hot Documentaries Shop for Deals at Woodstock Film Festival

    ‘Flee’ Revs FYC Campaign as Hot Documentaries Shop for Deals at Woodstock Film Festival

    Woodstock, N.Y. — Indie film distributor Neon is hoping to make a statement with its awards consideration plan for the animated documentary “Flee.”Tom Quinn, co-founder of Neon, told Variety that Jonas Poher Rasmussen’s story of a gay refugee who fled to safety in Denmark from his home in Afghanistan as a child, will be submitted…

  • Acclaimed Docs ‘Flee’ and ‘Gunda’ Among Nominees for Nordic Council Film Prize

    Acclaimed Docs ‘Flee’ and ‘Gunda’ Among Nominees for Nordic Council Film Prize

    Two internationally-acclaimed documentaries from the Nordic region – “Flee” and “Gunda” – are among the five films nominated for a Nordic Council Film Prize.This is the most prestigious film award in the Nordic region, celebrating films with unique artistic visions that actively engage with Nordic culture. It’s the eighteenth year the Nordic Council Film Prize…

  • 9 Toronto Film Festival Documentaries That Could Shake Up the Oscars

    9 Toronto Film Festival Documentaries That Could Shake Up the Oscars

    The documentary awards race always begins at Sundance, where “Flee” (Neon) and “Summer of Soul” (Searchlight) broke out as Oscar frontrunners; Tribeca debuted high-profile “The Lost Leonardo” (Sony Pictures Classics) and “Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain” (Focus), while Todd Haynes’ “Velvet Underground” (AppleTV+) and “Val” (A24/Amazon) played well at Cannes.Every September, the Toronto International…