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European Film Academy shortlist announced by Amber Wilkinson
The European Film Scene: A Shortlist Full of Cinematic Brilliance The curtain is rising on the European Film Awards, and
Jennie Kermode Design Process
There is a persistent, often irrational force that shapes human experience: the desire for things. It might be a soft
Goodbye Cruel World Lukasz Al-Darawsheh
In the shifting landscape of cinema, Goodbye Cruel World offers a deeply unsettling yet strangely captivating journey into the mind
Goodbye Cruel World Carla Pantilie
Some stories about the human experience carry immense weight, but rarely do they come wrapped in the bright packaging of
The Bog by Karolina Zdunek
The appetite for darkness is undeniable. Crime, once confined to the pages of fiction, has evolved into a contemporary goldmine,
Youth’s Absurdity
Lover, Not A Fighter: A Tragicomic Journey Through Youth and Love Step into the world of Lover, Not A Fighter,
Tallinn unveils Baltic Film Competition line-up
The Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) is setting the stage for a dynamic exhibition of Baltic filmmaking, announcing a
Nikola Jovic’s Forastera moment 20559
Spanish director Lucía Aleñar Iglesias delivers a striking feature debut that delves into the complex landscape of growing up: how
Jennie Kermode’s Nostalgic Visuals
There are films made for a specific kind of viewer, and Nostalgie is one of them. It operates on a
Everest The Other Side Paul Risker 20560
The world of extreme mountaineering is more than just a physical challenge; it is a profound exploration of the human
Lehel Fazakas Low Expectations 20555
Every low inevitably promises a high, but for some artists, the journey upward remains elusive. Norwegian filmmaker Eivind Landsvik captures
Lover Not Fighter Elizabete Didza
Growing up is rarely a dignified affair. It is a chaotic mix of fumbling, failing, and navigating a constant state
Lover Not A Fighter Boldizsar Forro
Martina Buchelová has delivered a truly captivating and wry portrait of her generation with her debut feature film, Lover, Not
Jennie Kermode sings Foreign Tongue
Sarajevo-born director Boris Mojsovski is back with his third feature, Foreign Tongue, a cinematic journey that delves deep into the
Actress sparks change with Richard Mowe
In an industry often obsessed with red carpet glamour and celebrity interviews, some talent chooses a decidedly quieter path. Léa
RJ Mitte found dead by Jennie Kermode
The life of RJ Mitte, a figure who brought a unique spark to the screen, has reached its unexpected end.
Stay-at-Home Seven with Jennie Kermode
The Infinite Comedy of Everything Everywhere All At Once The cinematic landscape is often dotted with films that merely entertain,
House of the Damned Wuthering Heights art
When imagining a modern take on the tempestuous world of Wuthering Heights, the cinematic landscape is ripe for an audacious
Reinventing Life with Casper Borges
In the world of slow, poignant cinema, Avelina Prat’s latest feature, The Portuguese House, doesn’t just tell a story—it invites
Amber Wilkinson’s Debut
Mona Friedman, the celebrated actress known for roles on the big screen, has quietly slipped into an offstage character even
True grit wins the top prize at Dinard by Richard Mowe
The picturesque seaside resort of Dinard in Brittany recently transformed into a vibrant hub of cinematic celebration. For four days,
Silence and Snow by Jennie Kermode
Magan’s Fare The world of cinema is full of stories, but some stories hit you with the force of a
Jennie Kermode posthumous 20552
When we think of films about tragic illness, we often see stories of doomed young adults making recordings for their
Tender Loving Care Amber Wilkinson visuals
The word care is deceptively simple, carrying a spectrum of meanings depending on the context. In the world of film,
Poetry in Motion by Amber Wilkinson
Turkish filmmaker Yeşim Ustaoğlu has brought a contemplative, beautifully paced drama back to the San Sebastian Film Festival with her