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Eastern European feature docs take centre stage at Ji.hlava’s Docu Talent awards in Sarajevo

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By Mona Tabbara Verified
| Screen Daily Verified
Source: Ji.hlava Ji.hlava, Sarajevo Docu Talents 2026 showcase Luxembourg–Slovakia co–production Ora Et Labora won the Docu Talent award for most promising project as part of the Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival’s documentary focus at the Sarajevo Film Festival. Seven documentaries from Central and Eastern Europe, all targeting theatrical release in the next year, were presented as part of Docu Talents From The East’s showcase at Sarajevo’s CineLink Industry Days.
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BFI London Film Festival competition lineup includes world premiere of Carol Morley’s ‘7 Miles Out’

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By Mona Tabbara Verified
| Screen Daily Verified
Source: BFI London Film Festival ‘7 Miles Out’ BFI London Film Festival (LFF, October 7-18) has unveiled the 10 titles in its official competition, including the world premiere of UK filmmaker Carol Morley’s 7 Miles Out. 7 Miles Out is the next feature from the The Falling and Typist Artist Pirate King writer-director.
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Mexico’s Diego Luna on the “complicated phenomenon” of global migration and finding “hope” in filmmaking

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By Mona Tabbara Verified
| Screen Daily Verified
Source: Obala Art Centar Diego Luna Mexican actor-director Diego Luna has described migration, the subject matter he addresses in his fourth directorial outing Ashes, as “the most complicated phenomenon we have in front of us [humankind]”. He was taking part in an on-stage masterclass at the Sarajevo International Film Festival, where he is receiving an honorary award and Ashes is screening, following its world premiere in Cannes Special Presentations in May.
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