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327 articles available in total starting from 10/09/2009. Last article published on 11/09/2026.

Review: A Bit of Light

Review: A Bit of Light

VENICE 2026: The latest feature by Iranian helmer Ali Asgari is an attempt at an existential drama questioning the meaning of life amid the reality of ongoing suffering  

11/09 | Venice 2026 | Competition

Florin Șerban • Director of You Don’t Belong Here

Interview: Florin Șerban • Director of You Don’t Belong Here

“As adults, we have the illusion that we’re in control, but we never truly are”

The Romanian director provides some insights into his psychological exploration of the fragile bond between a father and his teenage son  

10/08 | Locarno 2026 | Competition

Marco Müller • Director, Film Arts Research Centre at Shanghai University

Interview: Marco Müller • Director, Film Arts Research Centre at Shanghai University

“Festivals should reveal the future of cinema, not become the last stop before streaming”

The veteran programmer and former artistic director of Locarno, Venice and IFFR speaks about the importance of discovering cinema beyond the Western canon  

30/07 | /Europe/Asia

Murad Allahverdi’s Kura wins the Best International Project Award in Svaneti

Murad Allahverdi’s Kura wins the Best International Project Award in Svaneti

Two other projects, among seven in total, were recognised in the Pitching Forum section of the event, while the Work in Progress section gave a separate prize  

28/07 | Industry | Market | Georgia

Inna Sahakyan, Ruben Ghazaryan • Directors of Outliving Shakespeare

Interview: Inna Sahakyan, Ruben Ghazaryan • Directors of Outliving Shakespeare

“Older people are often the most open to life”

The Armenian duo reveal details about the making of their heartfelt documentary, as well as their differing approaches to finding the right balance, both on set and in the editing room  

17/07 | Golden Apricot 2026

Review: Black Money for White Nights

Review: Black Money for White Nights

Bulgaria’s Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov are back with another tragicomedy rooted in the peculiarities of their home country’s petty mentality, this time fuelled by the global political context  

06/07 | Karlovy Vary 2026 | Competition

Carlos Saiz • Director of Lionel

Interview: Carlos Saiz • Director of Lionel

“My job was more about setting the mood and creating the right conditions for things to happen”

The Spanish filmmaker discusses the long process of building trust behind his debut film, an intimate journey marked by reconciliation and inherited silences  

18/06 | Transilvania 2026

Review: Mambo Maternica

Review: Mambo Maternica

Hungarian filmmaker Borbála Nagy portrays the challenges and dilemmas of motherhood through three parallel narratives of Hungarian women living across Europe in her debut feature  

17/06 | Transilvania 2026

Review: Lionel

Review: Lionel

Spanish newcomer Carlos Saiz brings together a dysfunctional family in a road movie with no clear direction, recapturing a sentimental memory with the help of a bespoke soundtrack  

17/06 | Transilvania 2026

Goran Stanković • Director of Our Father

Interview: Goran Stanković • Director of Our Father

“Hopelessness is actually a call to action”

The Serbian filmmaker discusses faith, violence and the mechanisms underpinning power, all subjects tackled in his latest feature, inspired by a real-life case  

15/06 | Transilvania 2026

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