Family Time
Tia Kouvo’s debut feature is a tragicomedy about two middle-aged sisters who, with their families, spend Christmas at their parents’... View Article
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Death Is a Problem for the Living
Teemu Nikki is one of the most prolific directors in Finland who, with his writer-producer partner Jani Pösö, may create... View Article
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Decalogue I
This ambitious television series challenges the modern human’s relationship with the fundamental pillar of Christianity, the Ten Commandments. Independent segments... View Article
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Children of War and Peace
Seasoned director Ville Suhonen’s (Seamstress, 2015, Price of Peace, 2021) masterfully crafted essay film is much akin to Peter von... View Article
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Close Your Eyes
Spanish cinema virtuoso Víctor Erice has only made four feature films in 50 years, and Close Your Eyes is as... View Article
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City Girl
Although the second-to-last film of the German master director F. W. Murnau (1888-1931) is too often left in the shadow... View Article
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Celluloid Underground
How deeply can the passion for cinema, cinephilia, impact a person and their destiny? This is illustrated in Celluloid Underground,... View Article
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Children of Men
The screen adaptation of P.D. James’ Children of Men (1992) takes Cuarón once again to a whole new genre. In... View Article
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Blaga’s Lessons
The second of the two Balkan feature films at the festival, Bulgarian filmmaker Stephan Komandarev’s powerful and timely drama Blaga’s... View Article
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Boy Meets Girl
A boy, a girl, and the Parisian night — these are the ingredients used by the then only 22-year-old Leos... View Article
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