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REPORT: Arras 2019

Cineuropa is covering the 20th Arras Film Festival live with reviews, interviews and news...

REPORT: Arras 2019
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40 articles available in total starting from 23/04/2018. Last article published on 19/11/2019.

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Review: Lola

Review: Lola

Laurent Micheli paints the portrait of a young transgender woman who, in order to fully start her new life, will first have to make peace with the ghosts of her past  

23/08/2019 | Angoulême 2019

Review: Notre dame

Review: Notre dame

The sixth film from Valérie Donzelli is a refreshing comedy in pastel tones that allows us to laugh at human imperfections  

12/08/2019 | Locarno 2019 | Piazza Grande

Review: Ajvar

Review: Ajvar

Ana Maria Rossi's debut feature strikes a satisfying balance between comedy and drama, supported by the performances of the two convincing lead actors  

26/07/2019 | Palić 2019

Kristina Grozeva, Petar Valchanov • Directors of The Father

Interview: Kristina Grozeva, Petar Valchanov • Directors of The Father

"We were fascinated by how easily an otherwise completely rational person could fall for the supernatural"

Bulgarian directors Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov talked to us about their absurdist tale The Father, world-premiered in competition at Karlovy Vary  

03/07/2019 | Karlovy Vary 2019 | Competition

Review: The Father

Review: The Father

Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov's third feature is an engaging, absurdist exploration of loss  

03/07/2019 | Karlovy Vary 2019 | Competition

Review: Let There Be Light

Review: Let There Be Light

The relationship between fathers and sons is at the heart of Marko Škop's second feature, which deals with the rise of the extreme right wing in Slovakia  

02/07/2019 | Karlovy Vary 2019 | Competition

Marko Škop • Director of Let There Be Light

Interview: Marko Škop • Director of Let There Be Light

“Let There Be Light is my own authentic message”

Cineuropa talked to Slovakian writer-director Marko Škop about Let There Be Light, his follow-up to the critically acclaimed Eva Nová, the polarisation of society and his documentary background  

01/07/2019 | Karlovy Vary 2019 | Competition

Review: Parking

Review: Parking

Tudor Giurgiu explores love and emigration in his most accomplished film to date, which has just opened the Transilvania International Film Festival  

03/06/2019 | Transilvania 2019

Review: The Whistlers

Review: The Whistlers

CANNES 2019: In his playful new film, Corneliu Porumboiu starts with Iggy Pop’s “The Passenger”, and then he rides and he rides – all the way to the Canary Islands  

19/05/2019 | Cannes 2019 | Competition

Review: The Champion

Review: The Champion

Leonardo D'Agostini’s debut film starring Stefano Accorsi and Andrea Carpenzano is a compelling story about friendship set in the world of professional, millionaire footballers in Italy  

18/04/2019 | Films | Reviews

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