The second edition of the Monaco Streaming Film Festival (MCSFF), in conjunction with major Hollywood streaming studios and Reg Grundy Media, will take place from 31st May – 3rd June 2022 at the Grimaldi Forum, following the Cannes Film Festival.
Industry leaders and talent will descend on the glamorous principality of Monaco, the festival’s home-base, to partake in four dynamic days of premieres, VIP receptions, marketplace exhibition, conference talks and a glamorous Gala Awards night.
Among the distinguished guests at the ceremony will be the talented producer Barbara Broccoli, who will be attending the event by videoconference and who is known for having brilliantly produced the James Bond saga during the Daniel Craig era. It is thanks to her unparalleled instincts that the best-known secret agent on the silver screen has managed to win over the world, once again. This is why Barbara Broccoli, known as “The Guardian of the Temple” because of her fervent defence of the franchise, has become a key name in film production over the years. Her presence, along with several members of the cast, at the Monaco Streaming Film Festival to receive the award for best film, which will be given to “No Time To Die”, was therefore an obvious choice for the event’s organisers. A very special way for the festival to pay tribute to one of the most beloved 007 agents. And to say goodbye to him, too.
Because all good things must come to an end. That goes for everything, even the tumultuous career of one of the screen’s most talented spy. In “No Time To Die”, Daniel Craig bids farewell to the legendary role of James Bond with style and panache. His azure blue eyes more determined than ever, he leaves behind his licence to kill, and walks away without looking back. Considered by many to be a public and critical success, the film directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga brilliantly closes a saga that has completely renewed the genre. And this was not an easy task, as the elegant work of Her Majesty’s former agents had left its mark on the minds of spectators around the world. From Timothy Dalton to Pierce Brosnan, including Sean Connery or the mythical Roger Moore, all succeeded in magnifying the famous 007’s impeccably tailored tuxedo. And, with chic and refinement, they have together managed to create a legend that will never die.
This is why the Monaco Streaming Film Festival will have the honour of awarding the prize for best film to the now mythical No Time To Die at their second edition on May 18th. A gesture of considerable symbolism for an event created and directed by no less than Christian and Geoffrey Moore, the sons of the mythical actor whose face will forever be linked to the name of the spy he played for so many years. And all that… For your eyes only.
For more info, please visit https://streamingff.com/