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It’s an honour to introduce a filmmaker whose accomplishments apparently haven’t been distributed in Finland either on the silver screen,... View Article

Austrian Alexander Horwath's film career spans four decades.

It is hard to imagine a better choice to give a masterclass on the classic Battleship Potemkin (1925) from a century ago than film historian Andrei Plahov.

The last time Athina Rachel Tsangari visited the Midnight Sun Film Festival, in 2011, Greek cinema was making its international... View Article

When Radio On hit the screens for real in 1980, English cinema could hail a new auteur to reckon with:... View Article

Born into a middle-class Catholic family in Paris on March 11, 1951, Dominique Marie-Françoise Renée Varaigne pursued a career as... View Article

John Grierson would have loved to know Jennifer Barker (b. 1967), for the breadth of her interests in cinema mirrors... View Article

Julien Temple was born in London on November 26, 1953, and his staggering filmography—approaching 200 works—began in the late 1970s... View Article

Born in Lyon, Serraille (b. 1986) is a cinematic heir to fellow French director, Eric Rohmer. Spectacular shots or grand... View Article

Margarethe von Trotta, one of the key figures of New German Cinema, was born in Berlin in 1942 as the... View Article