My Father’s Shadow
Nigerian cinema finally arrives at the Midnight Sun Film Festival! Akinola Davies Jr.’s My Father’s Shadow, one of last year’s... View Article
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Mirrors No. 3
One of the brightest filmmakers of European cinema, German director Christian Petzold once again transports the viewer to idyllic summer... View Article
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Mad Bills to Pay (or Destiny, dile que no soy malo)
Youthful vigor, the chaos of family life, summer volleyball at the beach, and cramped urban living – Joel Alfonso Vargas’... View Article
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Light Pillar
In his debut feature film, Xú Zǎo uses animation and live action to invert our expectations about dreams and reality.... View Article
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Broken Voices
The teenage girls are in perfect harmony – but only when they’re singing. The rest of the time, the members... View Article
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Blue Heron
The festival’s second Canadian-Eastern European film – in this case, Hungarian – directed by a young woman is Sophy Romvari’s... View Article
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Epic: Elvis Presley in Concert
The hips of Elvis are still well worth talking about. Blending concert footage with documentary, Epic sees the virtuoso performer... View Article
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New Finnish Short Films 2
Risto-Pekka Blom: Too Blue a Sky (Finland, 2026, 16 min) Risto-Pekka Blom’s award-winning short films have been screened at several... View Article
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New Finnish Short Films 1
Mari Mantela: After Ego (Finland, 2026, 17 min) With her award-winning short films (including the Risto Jarva Prize recipient Rabobesto... View Article
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The Visitor
A key figure in the new rise of Lithuanian cinema, Vytautas Katkus worked as a cinematographer (Saulė Bliuvaitė’s Toxic) and... View Article
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