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Mariana Hristova

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277 articles available in total starting from 10/09/2009. Last article published on 16/10/2025.

Review: Triumph

Review: Triumph

Bulgarian duo Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov’s fourth feature is an absurdist, suspenseful comedy that maps out the vague prophetic ambitions of a puzzled country in transition  

26/09/2024 | Golden Rose 2024

CPH:LAB reveals nine selected international immersive documentary projects

CPH:LAB reveals nine selected international immersive documentary projects

The curated line-up showcases a wide range of topics, genres and artistic approaches as well as a diverse representation among the storytellers  

20/09/2024 | CPH:DOX 2025 | CPH:DOX Industry

Sixteen new features to compete at the 42nd Golden Rose Film Festival

Sixteen new features to compete at the 42nd Golden Rose Film Festival

Twenty short films and five TV series will also be locking horns at the most important annual gathering for the Bulgarian film industry  

18/09/2024 | Golden Rose 2024

Review: Crocodile Tears

Review: Crocodile Tears

Indonesian filmmaker Tumpal Tampubolon’s first feature is an inventive and peculiar take on the love of a suffocating mother, which reveals itself as an undiagnosed form of madness  

11/09/2024 | Toronto 2024 | Centrepiece

Review: Toxic

Review: Toxic

Saulė Bliuvaitė’s coming-of-age tale and debut feature navigates teenage insecurities about body image amidst dreams and realities in a dilapidated Lithuanian mining town  

15/08/2024 | Locarno 2024 | Competition

Review: Crickets, It’s Your Turn

Review: Crickets, It’s Your Turn

Kazakh filmmaker Olga Korotko’s second feature is an escalating thriller arising from the conflict between sensitive femininity and toxic masculinity  

14/08/2024 | Locarno 2024 | Cineasti del Presente

Review: Lesson Learned

Review: Lesson Learned

Bálint Szimler’s school drama questions the outdated methods of the Hungarian educational system by employing a masterful docufiction approach, albeit without achieving a full-blooded discussion  

13/08/2024 | Locarno 2024 | Cineasti del Presente

Review: Holy Electricity

Review: Holy Electricity

Tato Kotetishvili’s feature debut is an urban road movie starring two solitary men who shine neon light around the outskirts of Tbilisi in exchange for closeness  

12/08/2024 | Locarno 2024 | Cineasti del Presente

Review: Moon

Review: Moon

Kurdwin Ayub’s second feature brings clashing worlds together, attempting to facilitate their collision through the complex constellations of sisterhood  

12/08/2024 | Locarno 2024 | Competition

Review: Salve Maria

Review: Salve Maria

Mar Coll’s third feature is a close-up take on postpartum depression, teetering between feminist drama and psychological thriller  

08/08/2024 | Locarno 2024 | Competition

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