Locarno review: A Tortoise’s Year Of Fate (2023)
Beautiful, slow pacing drama about loneliness and longing
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Locarno review: Nocturne For A Forest (2023)
Vaconselos transports the story to our time where the voice gets muted and transformed into a ‘scored’ conversation between forest spirits…
EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for the Locarno title “THE CURRENCY – Sensing 1 Agbogbloshie”
The experimental short “The Currency – Sensing #1 Agbogbloshie” world-premieres in Pardi di Domani’s International Competition
Cyril Aris: “In general, Lebanese people find a lot of humor in tragedies”
Everything I knew was gone, and it was so violent that I decided to take the camera and just document.
Emilie Brisavoine: “I was switching between Emilie the director, and Emilie the person”
We usually think of the family as a place of love and security, but (…)
Alexandru Solomon: “We are fooled into believing that the 20th century history was interrupted by some major cuts”
There was always a continuity between the power and the Church (…)
Review: Arsenie. An Amazing Afterlife (2023)
Curious to understand the popularity of a priest who, despite of a life full of controversy, became a cult figure…
Review: 2nd Person (2022)
Loneliness comes with old age, and regardless of a country, continent, culture, there will always be people leaning over their window/ balconies
Cannes review: As It Was (2023)
Although in the background, the war is omnipresent, and the voice is given to the young generation…
