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History’s relentless repetition Amber Wilkinson

Turkish filmmaker Ferit Karahan invites audiences on a mesmerizing journey through time and family history with his feature, Djinn Wedding.

Paul Risker expands the possible

Ana, En Passant: Fernanda Salgado Weaves Reality and Dream into a Journey of Discovery Brazilian director Fernanda Salgado has released

Flesh and Fuel by Lukasz Al-Darawsheh

Flesh And Fuel takes the familiar tropes of tenderqueer cinema and sets them against an unexpected backdrop: the endless expanse

Imperium wins top prize at LFF

The cinematic landscape is buzzing with a wave of recognition, celebrating films that delve deep into history and human experience.

Leopard Spots joins Tallinn Works In Progress

The cinematic landscape is buzzing with exciting new projects, and among them, a compelling international feature is making waves at

Stay-at-Home Seven Visuals October 19 to 25

Palme d’Or winner Titane Photo: Courtesy of Cannes Film Festival As the air grows crisp and the shadows lengthen, genre

Paul Risker plays Rocky 20578

The Fight for the Spotlight: How Rocky Became an Underdog Epic Behind every cinematic masterpiece is often a story of

What Belongs To Others Amber Wilkinson

The chill in the air seems to have an almost physical presence, a pervasive coldness that seems to seep deep

Burning thing by Jennie Kermode

When a journey turns into an unexpected quest, life takes a turn. That is the delightful premise of Getar Hero>,

Warsaw GP: What Belongs To Others with Amber Wilkinson

In the competitive arena of international cinema, a powerful new voice has emerged, claiming the top prize at the 42nd

One Last Shot by Jennie Kermode

The cinematic landscape often demands a difficult choice: raw adrenaline or refined complexity. James Nunn’s latest installment, One Shot, dances

Digger action 20577 Andrew Robertson

The Fire and the Flight: How Digger Rockwell Explores Ambition and Catharsis Meet Digger Rockwell, a figure defined by soaring

Nothing is impossible by Jennie Kermode

The fight against gun violence in the United States is a sprawling, multifaceted movement, but rarely is it viewed through

Andrew Robertson in Hope

In the far reaches of the North Eastern coast lies Hope Harbor, a small settlement defined by its vast distance

Alien Pregnant Mum Shocking Reveal

In the realm of Aotearoa/New Zealand cinema, there is a film that consistently manages to capture the complexities of life

Boldizsar Forro Dice-Ching-O Mat design 20573

A Journey Through Lost Time: Kristijonas Vildžiūnas‘s Existential Elevator Lithuanian director Kristijonas Vildžiūnas has delivered a cinematic experience that is

Winter of the Crow by Donald Munro

In the shadow of Poland’s dramatic political upheaval, a journey of intellectual pursuit collided violently with the brutal reality of

Dice Ching O Mat by Lucasz Al-Darawsheh 20570

The intersection of the biological and the artificial creates a mind-bending experience in Kristijonas Vildziunas’s newest feature. This is a

No Fairy Dust by Nikola Jovic 20571

Fourteen years after her debut earned a Tiger Award at the Rotterdam International Film Festival in 2012, Maja Miloš returns

Forever Is Now by Jennie Kermode

The political landscape of the Western world is currently simmering with a profound disillusionment, a feeling amplified by social media

A Quiet Man tension moment

Some of the world’s most influential figures choose a quiet path, preferring not to boast about their achievements. Romain Zaleski,

Emotions make stories universal

The world of cinema often chases the illusion of universal appeal, but sometimes, the pursuit of broad success leads to

A Long Winter by Paul Risker

In the landscape of profound human endurance, some find solace in the rhythm of life, but others discover that the

Frost by Marko Stojiljkovic 20567

There is a profound, almost haunting similarity between obsession and addiction. Both mechanisms treat us with what we crave most,

Paul Risker reveals the one thing worth saying

When classic literature meets contemporary Nigerian reality, the resulting cinematic experience is often nothing short of brilliant. Nigerian sibling directors