Jan Lumholdt (The article continues below - Commercial information) 332 articles available in total starting from 15/03/2018. Last article published on 17/11/2025. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 25 26 [27] 28 29 ... 32 33 34 next Review: Citizen RosiVENICE 2019: Didi Gnocchi and Carolina Rosi have teamed up to make a personal, passionate, at times dense, but multifaceted documentary on an exceptional Italian filmmaker 10/09/2019 | Venice 2019 | Out of CompetitionReview: The Burnt Orange HeresyVENICE 2019: A nicely twisted little mystery does not quite 98 minutes make 10/09/2019 | Venice 2019 | Out of CompetitionReview: Waiting for the BarbariansVENICE 2019: Ciro Guerra’s adaptation of JM Coetzee’s colonial tale benefits from a handsome look and a fine main performance 09/09/2019 | Venice 2019 | CompetitionInterview: Carolina Rosi and Didi Gnocchi • Directors of Citizen Rosi“My father was convinced that a film was something that could improve society”VENICE 2019: Didi Gnocchi and Carolina Rosi took a moment to discuss their personal documentary on director Francesco Rosi, Citizen Rosi 06/09/2019 | Venice 2019 | Out of CompetitionInterview: Václav Marhoul • Director of The Painted Bird“During these 11 years, I’ve had the best producer in the world: Václav Marhoul”VENICE 2019: We chatted to Czech director Václav Marhoul about his gutsy and divisive competition entry, The Painted Bird 06/09/2019 | Venice 2019 | CompetitionInterview: Roy Andersson • Director of About Endlessness“My agenda is having the audience wishing the film would never end – I feel I’ve almost succeeded”VENICE 2019: We sat down with Sweden’s Roy Andersson to discuss his latest musing on existence, About Endlessness, screening in competition 05/09/2019 | Venice 2019 | CompetitionReview: PsychosiaVENICE 2019: Danish feature debutant Marie Grahtø’s asylum tale is a veritable Lego box full of twisted cinematic paraphernalia 04/09/2019 | Venice 2019 | International Film Critics’ WeekReview: The Painted BirdVENICE 2019: Václav Marhoul's audaciously arty account of a suffering World War II boy walks a constant fine line between the sublime and the ridiculous 04/09/2019 | Venice 2019 | CompetitionReview: Beware of ChildrenVENICE 2019: Could Dag Johan Haugerud’s second feature be the best 157-minute Norwegian humanist film ever made? 04/09/2019 | Venice 2019 | Giornate degli AutoriInterview: Guro Bruusgaard • Director of HIM“We tell our stories and we greenlight ourselves, whether the film institute is on board or not”We spoke to director Guro Bruusgaard about HIM, the winner of the Eurimages Lab Project Award in Haugesund last week 27/08/2019 | Haugesund 2019 | New Nordic Films previous page: 1 2 3 ... 25 26 [27] 28 29 ... 32 33 34 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)