Rebecca Leffler is a journalist and writer who primarily focuses on the film industry. She writes for Screen International and her work has also appeared in KFTV. Rebecca covers a wide range of topics within the film industry, including film sales, international markets, and film festival news.
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Rebecca Leffler's focus is predominantly on the entertainment industry, with a specific emphasis on exclusive news and press releases. Her coverage revolves around film industry announcements, sales & marketing, French cinema, film festivals, and film releases. She exclusively covers exclusive news and press releases related to these topics.
Given her interest in exclusivity and private sector announcements, she will likely be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into upcoming films or events within the French cinema or global film industry. Providing exclusive access to information related to high-profile movies or events could capture her attention.
Rebecca's articles do not specify a geographic focus; however, her coverage heavily features French cinema and international markets for French films. Therefore, relevant pitches should consider this international perspective when offering insights about the global film industry or trends in different regions of the world.
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By: Rebecca Leffler
France's largest rival broadcasters and local film organisations have made the rare move to come work together to create a body to protect the country's audiovisual financial model.
Politician declares: "This infamous indictment is shocking in more ways than one."
"The tools that exist don't tell you what to do when it actually happens on your set."
By: Rebecca Leffler
Women directed or co-directed just 27.1% of French films in 2023, down from a historic high of 33.2% in 2022, according to the CNC's Gender Equality report published this month.
Festival will invite a broad selection of global distributors and expand Atlas Distribution Awards
By: Rebecca Leffler
Alain Guiraudie's Misericordia , a rural melodrama with a sinister twist, has won France's Louis Delluc prize for best film of the year.
By: Rebecca Leffler
Eight international filmmakers whose short films have been previously selected for Cannes' Critics' Week are participating in the 11 Critics' Week's Next Step programme (December 8 – 13) to help them prep their first features.
Sarah Friedland's drama won a trifecta of awards when it premiered in Venice's Horizons section.
French-Senegalese director Mati Diop talks to Screen about unpacking a heavy history of colonialism with her genre-defying hybrid documentary Dahomey.
By: Rebecca Leffler
France was one of the first countries to require streamers to invest in the local film and TV production sector. Three years on, its impact is being felt.
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