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99 articles available in total starting from 22/03/2017. Last article published on 22/09/2026.

Review: High Life

Review: High Life

SAN SEBASTIÁN 2018: Claire Denis launches us on odyssey to save humanity in a film that surprises, fascinates and beguiles  

27/09/2018 | San Sebastián 2018 | Competition

Review: Vision

Review: Vision

SAN SEBASTIÁN 2018: Naomi Kawase launches her bid for the Golden Shell with an uneven film, offering the odd glimmer to remind us that we’re in the company of one of cinema’s greats  

27/09/2018 | San Sebastián 2018 | Competition

I Still Hide to Smoke: Women laid bare

I Still Hide to Smoke: Women laid bare

French-Algerian director Rayhana directs a raw film about the difficulties of being a woman in a world riddled with injustice  

06/12/2017 | Cinémamed 2017

Ghost Hunting: Wounds that won’t heal

Ghost Hunting: Wounds that won’t heal

Palestinian director Raed Andoni uses his own personal experiences in this documentary, a direct socio-political account of the never-ending Israeli-Palestinian conflict  

12/06/2017 | Transilvania 2017

Chrysanthemums Time: Wandering aimlessly

Chrysanthemums Time: Wandering aimlessly

The second feature by Ukrainian director Dmytro Moiseiev delves into the process of mourning that follows the tragic loss of a loved one  

09/06/2017 | Transilvania 2017 | Competition

Francis Lee  • Director

Interview: Francis Lee • Director

“I wanted to look at the emotional impact that falling in love has on you”

We caught up with British director Francis Lee, whose first feature, God’s Own Country, screened at the Transilvania IFF after garnering success at Sundance and Berlin  

09/06/2017

God's Own Country: Falling in love is never easy

God's Own Country: Falling in love is never easy

The feature debut by British director Francis Lee whisks us away to a Yorkshire farm as it tells the story of the blossoming of a romantic relationship that is not without its complications  

09/06/2017 | Transilvania 2017 | Competition

Dolphins Go East: You only get one father

Dolphins Go East: You only get one father

The film written, directed by and starring Uruguay’s Verónica Perrotta and Gonzalo Delgado, and co-produced with Germany, paints a cutting portrait of parent-child relationships  

08/06/2017 | Transilvania 2017 | Competition

Play-Doc: A gateway to a strange reality

Play-Doc: A gateway to a strange reality

Avant-garde documentaries from myriad sources, forgotten gems of the genre and the very best in Galician non-fiction come together in the Spanish town of Tui  

22/03/2017 | Festivals | Spain

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