Arras 2025 (The article continues below - Commercial information) 46 articles available in total starting from 20/06/2024. Last article published on 18/11/2025. page: [1] 2 3 4 5 next Interview: Eamonn Murphy • Director of Solitary"Brendan’s character is the opposite of what all screenwriting theories advocate"The Irish filmmaker recounts the journey taken by his debut feature film, which won the Golden Atlas - Grand Jury Prize in Arras 18/11 | Arras 2025Interview: Kirk Jones • Director of I Swear"I was looking at a really powerful mix of humour, emotion and tragedy"The English director reveals the genesis of his rousing film, inspired by the complex life of Scot John Davidson, an emblematic figure for Tourette syndrome 18/11 | Arras 2025Interview: Piotr Domalewski • Director of The Altar Boys"They had to be children, because they’re not yet at a stage where they put things into perspective; things are either good or bad in their eyes"The Polish filmmaker chatted about the genesis of his new film, revolving around a small group of altar-boy friends who decide to restore justice 18/11 | Arras 2025Kathy Moves triumphs at Arras DaysThe project by French filmmaker Marie Vernalde has scooped the Arras Film Festival's main development grant; The Forbidden Fruit by Slovenia's Urška Djukić was also recognised 17/11 | Arras 2025 | Arras Days/AwardsSolitary triumphs at ArrasIreland’s Eamonn Murphy scoops the Golden Atlas, Lithuania’s Gabrielė Urbonaitė bags the Silver Atlas for Renovation, and English director Kirk Jones wins over the audience with I Swear 17/11 | Arras 2025 | AwardsREPORT: Arras Days 2025Teona Strugar Mitevska, Urška Djukić, Stephan Komandarev, Piotr Domalewski and Eamonn Murphy are among those in the running for the grants; five projects are partaking in the Polish Focus 14/11 | Arras 2025 | Arras DaysInterview: Jean-Benoît Ugeux • Director of Maturity"Family is the common thread running through all my work"The Belgian actor and filmmaker talks to us about his debut fiction feature, which paints a sensitive portrait of a man whose neatly ordered life is called into question 14/11 | Arras 2025Review: MaturityJean-Benoit Ugeux unveils his first fiction feature film, a loneliness-focused comedy about a man who’s just turned fifty who continually clashes with the modern age and the people all around him 14/11 | Arras 2025Review: I SwearKirk Jones pulls off a film brimming with humanity and vitality which blends drama and humour to follows the extraordinary trajectory of a man affected by Tourette syndrome 14/11 | Arras 2025Review: A Survivor’s TaleMicha Wald returns with a suffocating huis clos set in the 16th century about a young, exiled woman, her servant and her troubling knight-errant who are abandoned on a desert island 13/11 | Arras 2025 page: [1] 2 3 4 5 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)