Roberto Oggiano 66 articles available in total starting from 23/11/2015. Last article published on 24/02/2025. previous page: 1 [2] 3 4 5 6 7 next Review: My Eternal SummerThe debut feature by Sylvia Le Fanu is a delicate coming of age story between personal tragedies and rites of passage 30/09/2024 | San Sebastian 2024 | New DirectorsReview: ZafariMariana Rondón delivers a dystopian tale set in a semi-abandoned zoo in a city reminiscent of Caracas, in a metaphor for the run-down reality of modern-day Venezuelan society 26/09/2024 | San Sebastian 2024 | Horizontes LatinosReview: Serpent’s PathKiyoshi Kurosawa readapts his 1990s film Serpent’s Path, setting it in contemporary France, for an unhinged thriller that investigates the pointless obtuseness of evil 25/09/2024 | San Sebastián 2024 | CompetitionThe 28th Baltic Sea Forum for Documentaries announces its winnersA handful of awards have been given out at the Riga-based event to projects hailing from Kazakhstan, Georgia, Bulgaria, Latvia, Belarus and Lithuania 10/09/2024 | Baltic Sea Docs 2024 | AwardsReview: Tale of ShepherdsJaime Puertas Castillo observes the disappearance of the Andalusian agropastoral world in an astonishing first work straddling tradition and modernity 09/02/2024 | IFFR 2024 | Bright FutureReview: It Is LitViktor Israel Strand explores the darker zones of corporatism with a film low on hope and straddling the border between science fiction and theatre of the absurd 08/02/2024 | IFFR 2024 | Bright FutureInterview: Marcelo Gomes • Director of Portrait of a Certain Orient“I want to talk about the human being in context, not about the context itself”The Brazilian director breaks down his story of a migration process that takes his characters from Lebanon to Brazil 07/02/2024 | IFFR 2024 | Big Screen CompetitionReview: YohannaA cross between a road movie and a documentary, Razka Robby Ertanto’s film navigates the contradictions characterising the Indonesian island of Sumba, which is both a paradise and hell 06/02/2024 | IFFR 2024 | Big Screen CompetitionReview: King BabyAn astute reflection on the decline of male power, duo Kit&Arran’s film is an absurd farce which pokes fun at gender stereotypes 05/02/2024 | IFFR 2024 | Bright FutureReview: Children of War and PeaceVille Suhonen’s new documentary is dotted with archive footage as it explores the pro-military indoctrination of Finnish youngsters from the first post-war period onwards 02/02/2024 | IFFR 2024 | Big Screen Competition previous page: 1 [2] 3 4 5 6 7 next