It’s Not Me
Celebrating Leos Carax, the Midnight Sun Film Festival is screening the French master director’s latest experimental and self-reflective short film... View Article
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Itty Bitty Princess
The main figure of Hannele Lampela’s beloved children’s books, Itty Bitty Princess, has seen adventures in both illustrated books and... View Article
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Je’vida
The Midnight Sun Film Festival once again includes the landscapes of Lapland and the rights of the Sámi people in... View Article
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Kalak
Kalak, directed by Swedish filmmaker Isabella Eklöf as a Nordic co-production in Greenland, opens with a startling scene: an older... View Article
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Kinds of Kindness
Kinds of Kindness, the latest film by Yorgos Lanthimos, who paved the way for the Greek Weird Wave, had its... View Article
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La chimera
The Englishman Arthur has the ability to find ancient tombs buried in the earth. The memory of his lost spouse... View Article
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Limbo
As Australian cinema has stayed relatively out of the spotlight at the Midnight Sun Film Festival, we have not –... View Article
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Lost Country
Serbian director Vladimir Perišić’s Lost Country is part of the definitive elite among the countless films centered around the dissolution... View Article
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Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger
Martin Scorcese is recognised for his skill as a filmmaker – including as the maker of some highly personal documentaries... View Article
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Man on the Moon
Jim Carrey’s comedy certainly splits opinions. To some, he is a great, intuitive genius like Jerry Lewis, while to others,... View Article
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