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Léonor Serraille’s debut feature opens with a hysterical woman. First, this redheaded fury is raging in a stairwell, demanding to... View Article
Read moreLéonor Serraille’s debut feature opens with a hysterical woman. First, this redheaded fury is raging in a stairwell, demanding to... View Article
Read moreHelmi Donner: The Lightning Rod (Finland, 2025, 21 min) Finland’s contribution to this year’s Cannes Film Festival can be found in... View Article
Read moreUrologist Marianne is not interested in a relationship, yet her friend is trying to set her up with a divorced... View Article
Read moreNine years ago, Thierry Frémaux (guest of the festival in 2001) made the indisputably fascinating documentary Lumière! about the short... View Article
Read moreThe fourth instalment of the Grump series, based on the novels by Tuomas Kyrö, opens with a scene in which... View Article
Read morePremiere at the Midnight Sun Film Festival! A timeless, stark, black-and-white landscape, ruthless to its inhabitant, sets the stage for... View Article
Read moreHungarian director Bálint Szimler’s first narrative feature Lesson Learned, which was awarded at Locarno, takes an interesting approach to the... View Article
Read moreThere have been impressive films about the war in Ukraine, such as from director Sergei Loznitsa (guest of the festival... View Article
Read moreIn 1984 Aki Kaurismäki wrote: ”Mänttäri’s films have the troublesome effect of gnawing at us, sneering at us from behind... View Article
Read moreHow to portray a person whose job it is to think – this is the challenge von Trotta tackles in her biopic of the philosopher Hannah Arendt.
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