Abderrahmane Sissako
Subsaharan Africa has thus far been sadly, even shamefully underrepresented at our festival. But now, director Abderrahmane Sissako’s visit to... View Article
Read moreSubsaharan Africa has thus far been sadly, even shamefully underrepresented at our festival. But now, director Abderrahmane Sissako’s visit to... View Article
Read moreGabe Klinger (b. 1982, São Paolo, Brazil) won the award for Best Documentary at the Venice Film Festival with his... View Article
Read moreİlker Çatak is the very best thing to have happened to FRG cinema in recent times. That he’s also mighty... View Article
Read moreJohn Grierson would have loved to know Jennifer Barker (b. 1967), for the breadth of her interests in cinema mirrors... View Article
Read moreSweden has a distinguished history in the field of early cinema, and the pre-eminent expert on this history is the... View Article
Read moreAn actress, filmmaker and TV personality, Marina Person became known as a VJ on Brazilian MTV from 1995 to 2011.... View Article
Read moreBefore Martti Koskenniemi was a well-known expert in law — or even an adult — he was a film enthusiast.... View Article
Read moreMika Taanila (b. 1965), a director and a visual artist regular MSFF visitors are certainly familiar with, cannot be shut... View Article
Read moreOlaf Möller may be the most celebrated torchbearer among the sharpest new wave of international critics who have slowly taken... View Article
Read moreStéphane Brizé is among those few writer-directors whose films have been regularly screened in the prestigious main competitions of the... View Article
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