Intellect Pictures is a film production, finance and distribution Corporation based in Los Angeles and Toronto. The company distributes and promotes the collection off more than 5000 films with a total production budget of more than $1,985 billion. The company produces several short and full-length feature films and documentaries per year. One of the largest and most recent film is "Success Formula". The film has been released and shown in 2021 at a large number of world film festivals, winning various prizes and awards. A film where famous athletes - World and Olympic Champions, athletes, chess players, scientists, artists talk about their path to success. Outstanding athletes, chess players, scientists, artists, mastering the minds of millions, move humanity forward in evolutionary development. And this is a success of the highest order. And these great people share with us how to achieve success. This documentary contain numerous consecutive scenes of real personages and not characters portrayed by actors. All the actors play self. This are: Daniel Dubov, Jan-Krzysztof Duda, Cristiano Ronaldo, Maria Sharapova, Sergey Karjakin, Timur Gareyev, Wladimir Klitschko, Jackie Chan, Sam Shankland, Tom Cruise, Jim Carrey, Peter Svidler - and others. Film is translated in 25 different languages.
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Screening will be held in Cairo at 25th International Asian Independent Film Festival:
On 6th of October, 2023, from 7:00 PM ...
Address: Wahran, Al Manteqah Al Oula, Nasr City, Cairo Governorate 11371, Egypt
Tel./WhatsApp: +20 114 742 8147
The International Asian Independent Film Festival and the film The Road Never Ends screening will take place throughout all Central Asian countries in 2023.
The Road Never Ends wan award as a best Documentary at the 25th International Asian Independent Film Festival.
All films presented in the festival program have received numerous awards and nominations at the world's leading film festivals. Films are presented from the following countries: USA, Canada, England, Russia, China, Germany, Austria, Ukraine, etc.
Recently, the documentary The Road Never Ends has been screened at the 76th Cannes Film Festival. Through abundant and precious videos as well as the record and narration of the living state of the people involved, this documentary reveals the unhealed wounds left on people in MENA over the past two decades.
Recently, the documentary The Road Never Ends has been screened at the 76th Cannes Film Festival. Through abundant and precious videos as well as the record and narration of the living state of the people involved, this documentary reveals the unhealed wounds left on people in MENA over the past two decades.
“the documentary makes me see the tears of the MENA, and lets us reflect on the root causes of all these tragedies.”
During the Cannes Film Festival, the booth of The Road Never Ends in the international pavilion attracted filmmakers from all over the world every day, and they stopped to ask questions and received documentary related materials. At the forum held by the International Village, filmmakers from France, Italy, Turkey, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, etc. conducted in-depth discussions about the documentary Endless Road. It is generally thought that this is a very valuable documentary and the director is very courageous. Nick yivarii, director of Italian-Middle East Cooperation Department expressed the willingness to introduce the documentary to a wider audience in Europe and the Middle East.
The screening tickets of The Road Never Ends were sold out in a short time, and lots of audiences asked for additional screening. On the day of the screening, despite heavy rain in Cannes, it didn't stop audiences' enthusiasm, and all seats of the cinema are occupied. With the progress of the film, audiences were shocked by one scene after another, such as the brutality of war, social unrest and suffering of people. Interviewees face up to the past and tell their own story to the people. During movie watching, every audience was very focused, with occasional sobs. At the end of the documentary, some audiences walk out of the cinema with tears in their eyes. Ilianna, a cultural ministry official in Greece, said that “the documentary makes me see the tears of the MENA, and lets us reflect on the root causes of all these tragedies.”
