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320 articles available in total starting from 17/10/2023. Last article published on 15/12/2025.

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Tromsø gets ready to kick off 2026 with an exciting line-up

Tromsø gets ready to kick off 2026 with an exciting line-up

Hosted in the eponymous Norwegian Arctic city, the 36th edition of the festival will celebrate the cream of the crop from 2025 and introduce potential new favourites  

15/12 | Tromsø 2026

Review: Sophia

Review: Sophia

Dhafer L’Abidine’s third feature, in which he also stars, is a thriller centring on the disappearance of a six-year-old girl in Tunis  

12/12 | Marrakech 2025

Sundance packs its line-up with a slew of European co-productions

Sundance packs its line-up with a slew of European co-productions

Over 25 films with European involvement prepare to shine at the lauded indie festival in Park City for the last time before its move to Colorado in 2027  

11/12 | Sundance 2026

Review: Porte Bagage

Review: Porte Bagage

Abdelkarim El-Fassi takes a Moroccan-Dutch family on a redemptive road trip full of emotional baggage in his feature-length fiction debut  

11/12 | Marrakech 2025

Review: Behind the Palm Trees

Review: Behind the Palm Trees

Meryem Benm’Barek’s film lies at the intersection of class and gendered societal expectations, as a Moroccan man becomes corrupted by desire for a wealthy white woman  

04/12 | Marrakech 2025

Charles Courcier • Distributor, Soupir

Interview: Charles Courcier • Distributor, Soupir

“We ‘talk’ to the audience directly, while traditional distributors talk to adults while trying to understand what could be cool for kids”

The Paris-based digital distributor shares how his experiences in the animation world led him to build a model that brings premium content more directly to young audiences  

28/11 | Distributor of the Month

Alberto Gastesi • Director of Singular

Interview: Alberto Gastesi • Director of Singular

“I always talk about vindicating the human in the face of the promise of technical perfection”

The director of the Sitges-premiered thriller speaks about finding and retaining humanity in an age where artificiality and technocentricism threaten to consume us  

28/11 | /Spain/Finland

Review: Singular

Review: Singular

Basque director Alberto Gastesi tackles AI beyond the uncanny valley in his second feature, starring Patricia López Arnaiz  

27/11 | Films | Reviews | Spain/Finland

Review: Hungarian Wedding

Review: Hungarian Wedding

Csaba Káel's newest feature puts a Hungarian song-and-dance twist on the classic fake-dating scenario  

25/11 | Black Nights 2025 | Competition

Review: China Sea

Review: China Sea

Jurgis Matulevičius’s second feature embarks on an ambitious cross-cultural tale centred on a fallen martial arts champion, stylised as a Baltic noir  

24/11 | Black Nights 2025 | Critics’ Picks

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