THE PUPILS
Alice Rohrwacher, whose two previous films Happy as Lazzaro (2018) and The Wonders (2014) both won prizes at Cannes, made... View Article
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A SON
The marriage drama A Son by Tunisian Mehdi Barsaoui has gained both acclaim and awards at various film festivals during... View Article
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BABI YAR. CONTEXT
Awarded at several festivals, known for his documentary as well as fiction films, Sergei Loznitsa truly became a phenomenon in... View Article
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A PIECE OF SKY
The majestic scenery of the Swiss Alps brings a certain flair – that is if the viewer isn’t suffering from... View Article
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OFFICIAL COMPETITION
Exploiters of the billionaire industrialist variety have the understandable need to look good to the world; and so, quite often,... View Article
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MARX CAN WAIT
A director from the golden age of Italian cinema along with his colleague Paolo Taviani, Marco Bellocchio (b. 1939, visited... View Article
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LINGUI, THE SACRED BONDS
Though Africa, a lively and colourful film continent, is wrestling within the same league with leading filmmakers, access for Finnish... View Article
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GREAT FREEDOM
This moving prison drama directed by Sebastian Meise is a story of Hans, who is repeatedly sent to prison because... View Article
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HAPPENING
Content warning: The film may shock or cause anxiety. *** France, 1963: Anne, student, gets pregnant from a fling. Abortions... View Article
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RIMINI
The name of the dark comedy by unique Austrian filmmaker Ulrich Seidl can spring to mind Federico Fellini’s films about... View Article
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