Moira Jean Sullivan

Moira Jean Sullivan

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Moira Sullivan is a member of FIPRESCI , Swedish Film Critics Association, GALECA The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics,and Alliance for Women Film Journalists. She writes for these venues:

 

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Sambal Belacan in San Francisco (1997) slated for Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF) October 25 – banned for 22 years

Madeleine Lim, San Francisco filmmaker and co-founder of the Queer Women of Color Film Festival in San Francisco (qwocmap.org) made a film in 1997 that has been banned by the Singaporean government...


Udine Far East Film Festival Awards

22nd Far East Film Festival - Report 2 By Moira Sullivan Golden Mulberry and Audience Award Derek Tsang's Better Days The 22nd Far East Film Festival ended July 4 after 9 days and it was a...


Golden Mulberry at Udine Far East Festival goes to Derek Tsang's 'Better Days'

22nd Far East Film Festival Opens Online in Udine Victim(s) Layla JI (Malaysia 2020) ©FEFF Reprinted from © Movie Magazine International , San Francisco By Moira Jean Sullivan The...


Top prize in Semaine de le critique to J'AI PERDU MON CORPS (I LOST MY BODY) by Jérémy Clapin

The winners for the Critics week (Semaine de le critique) have already been announce – and Nespresso who generously bestows complimentary coffee on tired and weary critics each year in the Palais has...


11th Iranian Film Festival in San Francisco screens new film by Sherin Neshat, Iranian filmmaker in exile

The 11th Iranian Film Festival for Iranians living in the San Francisco Bay Area will showcase a collections of new films, documentary and short films 22-23 September. It is the first independent...

"Camorra" by Francesco Patierno, a documentary in the Venice "Orizzonti" section attempts to unravel the origins of organized crime in the region of Compania and capital Naples on its own terms...

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Camorra
Francesco Patierno
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Orizzzonti
Venice Film Festival

71st Festival de Cannes - historic year for women in film

The 71st Cannes Film Festival was an extraordinary year with excellent films and a manifestation  protesting the near exclusion of women from the official competition. Protests in Cannes have made...


Kering - Women and Motion Award at Cannes

Patty Jenkins won this year's "Kering Women in Motion Award", the director of Wonder Woman. The award was given out at a gala event on May 13 at Cannes. This is one luxury party that most women will...


Queer Palm to Lukas Dhont's "Girl"

An event that Cannes has still not acknowledged as an official parallel event even if it at Berlin and Venice is the “Queer Palm Award”. This is important in the struggle for inclusion of LGBTQI...


Terry Gilliam’s “The Man who Killed Don Quixote”

Terry Gilliam’s “The Man who Killed Don Quixote”, the closing film at Camnnes this year, is “spectacular” with a colorful at times overstuffed mise en scène but the roles for women are still medieval...