THE PUPILS
Alice Rohrwacher, whose two previous films Happy as Lazzaro (2018) and The Wonders (2014) both won prizes at Cannes, made... View Article
Read moreAlice Rohrwacher, whose two previous films Happy as Lazzaro (2018) and The Wonders (2014) both won prizes at Cannes, made... View Article
Read moreGotta Run!, which brought director Mikko Niskanen his sixth Jussi award, is a potent look into Finland of the early... View Article
Read moreA child with a serious illness and the feelings it causes in her parents – that is the topic Christine... View Article
Read moreOnce upon a time a film club got harsh feedback from the audience: “Why won’t you show Risto Jarva’s Seven... View Article
Read moreWe can’t say we know too much about the history of Georgian cinema, although some may remember Otar Iosseliani, a... View Article
Read moreThe magnum opus of our 1993 guest, Jerzy Kawalerowicz, the greatest train film of all time, glides into a dreamlike... View Article
Read moreMika Kaurismäki’s romantic comedy L.A. Without a Map begins on the British Isles: Richard (David Tennant) is an undertaker who... View Article
Read moreRaoul Peck recounts in his documentary the life of Patrice Lumumba not only biographically and historically, but also reflects the... View Article
Read moreOn Friday, the weekend will be launched with Buster Keaton’s silent comedy Steamboat Bill, Jr. (1928), accompanied by the M/S... View Article
Read moreSambizanga 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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