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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GOTTA RUN!
Gotta Run!, which brought director Mikko Niskanen his sixth Jussi award, is a potent look into Finland of the early... View Article
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AND THE LITTLE PRINCE SAID
A child with a serious illness and the feelings it causes in her parents – that is the topic Christine... View Article
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EIGHT DEADLY SHOTS
Once upon a time a film club got harsh feedback from the audience: “Why won’t you show Risto Jarva’s Seven... View Article
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MY GRANDMOTHER
We can’t say we know too much about the history of Georgian cinema, although some may remember Otar Iosseliani, a... View Article
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NIGHT TRAIN
The magnum opus of our 1993 guest, Jerzy Kawalerowicz, the greatest train film of all time, glides into a dreamlike... View Article
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L.A. WITHOUT A MAP
Mika Kaurismäki’s romantic comedy L.A. Without a Map begins on the British Isles: Richard (David Tennant) is an undertaker who... View Article
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LUMUMBA: DEATH OF A PROPHET
Raoul Peck recounts in his documentary the life of Patrice Lumumba not only biographically and historically, but also reflects the... View Article
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STEAMBOAT BILL, JR.
On Friday, the weekend will be launched with Buster Keaton’s silent comedy Steamboat Bill, Jr. (1928), accompanied by the M/S... View Article
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SAMBIZANGA
Sambizanga is a call for freedom: a small miracle made on the threshold of Angola’s independence. The premise of the... View Article
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