ECHO BEST OF 2021: QUO VADIS, AIDA?
The sixth spot in our Top 10 TV + Film of 2021 selection goes to Jasmila Zbanic's QUO VADIS, AIDA?
After its premiere at the Venice Film Festival, the powerful film received nominations at both this years Oscars and BAFTAs. QUO VADIS, AIDA? offers a raw depiction of the events of the Bosnian War and was a must for our Best of 2021 list!
"TRUE THINGS" SELECTED FOR VENICE FILM FESTIVAL!
Harry Wootliff’s TRUE THINGS has been selected for the 2021 Venice Film Festival! Congratulations to echo Production Designer Andy Drummond for his work on the film.
Venice Film Festival will run from 1st Sept – 11 Sept 2021!
"ALL THIS VICTORY" WINS 3 AWARDS AT VENICE CRITICS WEEK!
Congratulations to echo’s client Yannis Chalkiadakis, Editor of Ahmad Ghossein’s ALL THIS VICTORY, which won 3 awards at Venice Critics Week this weekend, including the Critics Week Grand Prize and the Audience Award for Best Film!
"BABYTEETH": ECHO FESTIVAL FOCUS!
BABYTEETH, directed by Shannon Murphy, is premiering at Venice today! The film - which is shot by echo’s Director of Photography, Andrew Commis, ACS - is nominated for Golden Lion for Best Film at the festival. BABYTEETH is also in official competition at the BFI London Film Festival next month.
"THE KING": ECHO FESTIVAL FOCUS!
David Michôd’s THE KING has it’s World Premiere today at Venice Film Festival ahead of screening at London Film Festival next month! The historical drama stars Timothée Chalamet and Roberts Pattinson and tells the story of Henry the V. The wonderful costumes were designed by echo’s Jane Petrie, who previously collaborated with Michôd on WAR MACHINE.
VENICE FILM FESTIVAL 2019 LINEUP IS OUT!
Venice Film Festival 2019 lineup has been announced! Shannon Murphy’s BABYTEETH, shot by echo’s Andrew Commis, ACS, is in the Official Competition; David Michôd’s THE KING with costume design by echo’s Jane Petrie will also be screened at the fest and ALL THIS VICTORY (pictured), directed by Ahmad Ghossein and edited by echo’s Yannis Chalkiadakis is in the Critics Week lineup. Congratulations!
The festival runs from 28th August - 7th September.