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3308 articles available in total starting from 10/06/2002. Last article published on 19/11/2025.

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Marta Bergman • Director of The Silent Run

Interview: Marta Bergman • Director of The Silent Run

“I wanted to make a real film, not a manifesto”

The Belgian filmmaker discusses her latest feature, inspired by real events, and exploring migration, police violence and the moral ambiguities within European society  

19/11 | Cairo 2025

Episode 83: Sevda (Switzerland/Belgium/Turkey)

Episode 83: Sevda (Switzerland/Belgium/Turkey)

The producers of the film by Ufuk Emiroglu are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their movie, which has received Eurimages support  

18/11 | The Co-production Podcast

Review: The Stories

Review: The Stories

Abu Bakr Shawky retells the tumultuous history of Egypt in the second half of the 20th century in an audience-friendly way, as seen from the perspectives of a couple and an extended family  

18/11 | Black Nights 2025 | Competition

Loris Lai • Director of How Kids Roll

Interview: Loris Lai • Director of How Kids Roll

“Children are the real victims of war, because they don’t make any decisions”

The director chatted to us about his movie set in Gaza during the second uprising in 2003, which is toplined by a Palestinian and an Israeli boy who are united by their love of surfing  

17/11 | /Italy/Belgium

Jean-Benoît Ugeux • Director of Maturity

Interview: 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 2025

Review: Maturity

Review: Maturity

Jean-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 2025

Jens Jonsson • Director of We Come in Peace

Interview: Jens Jonsson • Director of We Come in Peace

“We tried to play by Swedish rules as much as possible”

The well-travelled Swedish director checks something major off his bucket list with a grand piece of domestic science-fiction  

14/11 | Stockholm 2025

CresCine maps the challenges of “small markets”

CresCine maps the challenges of “small markets”

In its conclusions, the report reiterates that a theatrical release remains the backbone of the exhibition cycle, yet more flexible windows and a genuinely film-by-film approach are vital  

14/11 | Industry | Market | Europe

Review: A Survivor’s Tale

Review: A Survivor’s Tale

Micha 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

Series review: We Come in Peace

Series review: We Come in Peace

Jens Jonsson comes up with a sci-fi of the Swedish kind, complete with alien jellyfish and mycological communication  

13/11 | Stockholm 2025

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