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194 articles available in total starting from 14/01/2025. Last article published on 18/09/2026.

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Review: Objet a

Review: Objet a

Ann Oren’s second feature explores love and unconventional desire through visionary hand surgeons confronting an enigmatic outsider  

11/08 | Locarno 2026 | Competition

EXCLUSIVE: Poster for Locarno competition title Objet a

EXCLUSIVE: Poster for Locarno competition title Objet a

German director Ann Oren’s second feature delves into desire and intimacy through an unsettling exploration of the human body and its relationship with nature  

10/08 | Locarno 2026 | Competition

Review: No Rest for the Wicked

Review: No Rest for the Wicked

Kasper Kalle's feature follows a forbidden romance in the Faroe Islands, where love defies religious tradition and death through haunting folk horror  

28/07 | Fantasia 2026

Glassriver and Network Movie team up on Áróra TV drama adaptation

Glassriver and Network Movie team up on Áróra TV drama adaptation

The Icelandic-German production partnership is adapting Lilja Sigurðardóttir’s bestselling crime novel series into an international TV drama set across Iceland and London  

17/07 | Production | Funding | Iceland/Germany

Review: The Sunrise File

Review: The Sunrise File

Rupert Wyatt and Emilie Phuong’s work is a gripping historical espionage thriller whose contemporary framing sidesteps meaningful commentary on today's conflicts  

29/06 | Annecy 2026

Duncan Jones • Director of Rogue Trooper

Interview: Duncan Jones • Director of Rogue Trooper

"One of the reasons I loved 2000 AD so much while growing up was that it was always very happy to wear its politics on its sleeve, unlike DC and Marvel”

The British director delves into the long and experimental process of making his animated film, its political tone, and the improvisational work he carried out with the cast  

26/06 | Annecy 2026

Review: Rogue Trooper

Review: Rogue Trooper

Duncan Jones’ loveable experiment based on the science-fiction comic strip of the same title follows a lone genetically engineered soldier seeking revenge on an alien planet  

25/06 | Annecy 2026

Review: Julián

Review: Julián

Louise Bagnall’s animated feature is a colourful and joyful ode to accepting one’s roots and aspirations, as portrayed through the story of a courageous young boy  

24/06 | Annecy 2026

Alisa Kolosova, Judith Rose Gyabaah • Director and screenwriter of I Spy with My Little Eye

Interview: Alisa Kolosova, Judith Rose Gyabaah • Director and screenwriter of I Spy with My Little Eye

“Usually, after a suicide, people ask themselves why it happened; our characters do, too, but we never give a definitive answer”

We spoke to the duo behind the German film, which adopts a particularly delicate approach to the topic of suicide  

15/06 | Tribeca 2026

SXSW London panel delves into the new realities of global co-productions

SXSW London panel delves into the new realities of global co-productions

The speakers discussed how shrinking US financing, rising production costs and international co-productions are driving new models of television production  

15/06 | SXSW London 2026

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