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3812 articles available in total starting from 16/05/2002. Last article published on 15/09/2026.

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Review: Love Divine

Review: Love Divine

Francesco Lagi’s film is a study of loving relationships which comes full circle and in which the audience willingly lose themselves thanks to a talented ensemble cast  

23/03 | BIF&ST 2026

Review: On Edge

Review: On Edge

Davide Angiuli’s debut film explores integration by way of crime on the outskirts of Bari, with echoes of film noir but whose identity is strongly rooted in dialect and territory  

20/03 | BIF&ST 2026

Rachel Taparjan • Director of Something Familiar

Interview: Rachel Taparjan • Director of Something Familiar

“It’s particularly significant for adoptees and survivors to see a compassionate film that celebrates triumph over adversity"

The British-Romanian filmmaker tells us more about how she was drawn into the shadows of her own family history  

20/03 | CPH:DOX 2026

Ian Purnell • Director of Arctic Link

Interview: Ian Purnell • Director of Arctic Link

“I wanted the viewer to reflect on where the internet actually comes from”

We chatted to the Swiss-born director about creating an emotional experience in his doc focusing on a remote corner of Alaska that gets connected to the internet  

19/03 | CPH:DOX 2026

No Good Men to open Milan's FESCAAAL

No Good Men to open Milan's FESCAAAL

The political romcom by Afghan filmmaker Shahrbanoo Sadat is opening the 35th edition of the African, Asian and Latin American Film Festival, which will run from 20 to 29 March in Milan  

19/03 | Festivals | Awards | Italy

Nathan Grossman • Director of Amazomania

Interview: Nathan Grossman • Director of Amazomania

“The cinematic space is one of the last places we have where people can immerse themselves in fairly tricky questions”

We sat down with the director of a documentary that confronts the colonial legacy and exposes the long-term repercussions for the Korubo people  

18/03 | CPH:DOX 2026

Review: Days of Wonder

Review: Days of Wonder

Finnish filmmaker Karin Pennanen turns a solitary uncle’s legacy into a cinematographic dialogue between the living and the dead, delving into the depths of artistic freedom on the margins of society  

16/03 | Bergamo 2026

Review: Pieces of a Foreign Life

Review: Pieces of a Foreign Life

In her second feature film, Gaya Jiji tackles the theme of exile by way of an intimate melodrama which sidesteps rhetoric but doesn’t always escape the usual trappings of the genre  

16/03 | Bergamo 2026

Porte Bagage is the winner of Bergamo Film Meeting

Porte Bagage is the winner of Bergamo Film Meeting

The audience favoured Abdelkarim El-Fassi’s film, while the international jury presented the directing prize to Germany’s Thomas Stuber for The Frog and the Water  

16/03 | Bergamo 2026 | Awards

Nicola von Leffern, Jakob Carl Sauer • Directors of To Close Your Eyes and See Fire

Interview: Nicola von Leffern, Jakob Carl Sauer • Directors of To Close Your Eyes and See Fire

“It's a film about trauma, but in general it's a film about class”

The filmmaking duo discusses their documentary, which focuses on the impact that the Beirut explosion in 2020 had on the population  

16/03 | Bergamo 2026

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