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REPORT: Lecce European Film Festival 2025

Cineuropa is covering the 26th Lecce European Film Festival live with reviews, interviews and news...

REPORT: Lecce European Film Festival 2025
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6 articles available in total starting from 22/05/2025. Last article published on 24/11/2025.

White Snail named Best Film in the 26th Lecce European Film Festival

White Snail named Best Film in the 26th Lecce European Film Festival

The movie by Elsa Kremser and Levin Peter wins the Golden Olive, The Pupil scoops the Jury Prize, and The Love that Remains bags three accolades, including the Cineuropa Award  

24/11/2025 | Lecce 2025 | Awards

Karin Junger • Director of The Pupil

Interview: Karin Junger • Director of The Pupil

“A child has conflicting feelings; he also feels loyalty towards the perpetrator”

The Belgian director talks to us about her new film, which deals with the sensitive topic of child sexual abuse, placing it in the context of a football club  

20/11/2025 | Lecce 2025

Review: The Pupil

Review: The Pupil

Playing close attention to nuance, Karin Junger’s third feature film carefully conveys the complex emotional and social repercussions of child sexual abuse  

20/11/2025 | Lecce 2025

The cracks in love, family and identity start to show at the Lecce European Film Festival

The cracks in love, family and identity start to show at the Lecce European Film Festival

Everything is ready for the 26th edition of the festival, running from 15-22 November, with ten films in competition, documentaries, and honourees Lars Von Trier and Saverio Costanzo  

14/11/2025 | Lecce 2025

Hlynur Pálmason • Director of The Love That Remains

Interview: Hlynur Pálmason • Director of The Love That Remains

“There’s a lot of beauty, and you really need to take care of it – it’s so easy to take things for granted”

CANNES 2025: The Icelandic director talks about his, in a way, very strange creative process  

23/05/2025 | Cannes 2025 | Cannes Première

Review: The Love That Remains

Review: The Love That Remains

CANNES 2025: Icelandic director Hlynur Pálmason’s new film proves he can invite you into his home and pull the rug from right under your feet  

22/05/2025 | Cannes 2025 | Cannes Première

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