BIF&ST 2026 (The article continues below - Commercial information) 6 articles available in total starting from 12/03/2026. Last article published on 30/03/2026. Interview: Rosario Minervini • Director of Tirrenica“Each of the characters creates a microcosm - if you can identify with one of them, you’ll get into the film”We chatted with the Italian director about the singularity and universality of the stories explored in his documentary, which scooped a Special Mention in Bif&st 30/03 | Bif&st 2026Review: Vita miaEdoardo Winspeare offers up a European picture set between Salento and Transylvania which is carried more by the performances of its two lead actors than by its ambitious screenplay 25/03 | BIF&ST 2026Review: BeachcomberAristotelis Maragkos crafts a Mediterranean elegy for inherited masculinity and impossible dreams, following a man who rebuilds a boat in a final attempt to assert his identity 24/03 | Bif&st 2026Review: Love DivineFrancesco 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 2026Review: On EdgeDavide 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 2026Bif&st wagers on films from the Europe-Mediterranean areaA premiere of Raha Shirazi’s A War on Women will open the 17th edition of the Bari International Film&TV Festival, unspooling from 12-18 March 12/03 | Bif&st 2026 (The article continues below - Commercial information)