Martin Kudlac (The article continues below - Commercial information) 1091 articles available in total starting from 26/09/2013. Last article published on 01/10/2026. page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 108 109 110 next Interview: Martin Gonda • Director of Flood“It’s about two people whose desires pull them in opposite directions”The Slovak director discusses his debut feature, which is the country’s Oscar submission, and how it revisits the forced displacement of Rusyn communities 01/10 | /Slovakia/Poland/Czech Republic/BelgiumLover, Not a Fighter wins the Golden Kingfisher at Finále PlzeňMartina Buchelová’s feature debut has taken home the festival’s Award for Best Film, while Pepa Lubojacki’s If Pigeons Turned to Gold prevailed in the documentary competition 01/10 | Finále Plzeň 2026 | AwardsReview: Head to HeadGhasideh Golmakani’s debut turns a film shoot into a realist, absurdly comic confrontation with patriarchy, censorship and the gendered politics of representation 18/09 | Toronto 2026 | DiscoveryReview: SalvationTom Nicoll’s darkly comic debut feature examines how online life coaching turns borrowed hope into a ruinous business model 18/09 | Toronto 2026 | DiscoveryFinále Plzeň takes the pulse of new Czech film and television productionsThe 39th edition of the national audiovisual showcase will screen more than 100 works, including around 20 premieres and previews 18/09 | Finále Plzeň 2026Michal Hogenauer shoots psychologically charged young-adult drama Around the FireThe film sees a taboo encounter between a twenty-something counsellor and a 14-year-old boy ignite a volatile struggle involving desire and manipulation 15/09 | Production | Funding | Czech RepublicThe Ji.hlava New Visions Forum unveils 13 European documentary projectsFrom contested histories and ecological collapse to digital afterlives and political divisions, the selection captures a continent confronting memory, identity and an uncertain future 11/09 | Jihlava 2026 | Jihlava IndustryReview: What Belongs to OthersVENICE 2026: Grzegorz Dębowski combines social-realist aesthetics with crime-story propulsion, steering a poverty drama towards accessible catharsis 10/09 | Venice 2026 | OrizzontiFestival of European Film Brežice launches its first competition and a new talent development initiativeThe 15-title programme includes both leading auteurs and emerging voices, as the Slovenian gathering expands its international reach 24/08 | Festivals | Awards | SloveniaMichal Blaško readies Central European western CowgirlThe Slovak filmmaker’s sophomore feature, a coming-of-age drama, follows a teenage horse rider whose faith in the adults around her unravels amid a rural land dispute 20/08 | Production | Funding | Slovakia/Czech Republic/Hungary page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 108 109 110 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)