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162 articles available in total starting from 26/08/2002. Last article published on 18/09/2026.

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Review: Les Misérables

Review: Les Misérables

Fred Cavayé delivers a new adaptation of Victor Hugo’s celebrated popular novel, modernising its ambitions and placing it at the crossroads of melodrama and action cinema  

18/09 | San Sebastián 2026 | Competition

Paolo Strippoli • Director of The Spiral

Interview: Paolo Strippoli • Director of The Spiral

“You can express yourself freely within the codes of horror”

VENICE 2026: The young Italian director tells us how he turned a family drama into a horror flick in order to broach the theme of control  

11/09 | Venice 2026 | Competition

Review: The Spiral

Review: The Spiral

VENICE 2026: Paolo Strippoli’s fourth film pits a diabolical Valeria Bruni Tedeschi against supermum Jasmine Trinca in a horrifying family drama  

08/09 | Venice 2026 | Competition

Review: The Echo Chamber

Review: The Echo Chamber

VENICE 2026: Andrea Pallaoro’s claustrophobic relationship drama turns emotional dependency into a punishingly inert two-hour chamber piece  

06/09 | Venice 2026 | Competition

Dina Duma • Director of Skateboarding Is Not for Girls

Interview: Dina Duma • Director of Skateboarding Is Not for Girls

“I quickly realised how important and sensitive the topic was, so approaching it ethically became a priority”

The Macedonian director delves into the personal inspirations behind her latest feature, shaped by community research and non-professional casting  

10/06 | Tribeca 2026

Review: Skateboarding Is Not for Girls

Review: Skateboarding Is Not for Girls

Dina Duma’s second film tells the story of two sisters in Skopje confronting gender expectations, which entail social restrictions and forced marriage  

08/06 | Tribeca 2026

Review: The Birthday Party

Review: The Birthday Party

CANNES 2026: Léa Mysius directs a sharp, tense and stripped back thriller telling a dark, modern tale about family and the return of the murky past in a nigh-on huis clos context  

22/05 | Cannes 2026 | Competition

Léa Mysius • Director of The Birthday Party

Interview: Léa Mysius • Director of The Birthday Party

"We never really know the people we live with"

CANNES 2026: The filmmaker shares the genesis of her adaptation of Laurent Mauvignier’s novel and explains her approach towards fear and violence which blends drama and thriller codes  

22/05 | Cannes 2026 | Competition

Review: Coward

Review: Coward

CANNES 2026: In his third feature, Lukas Dhont crafts a deeply moving love story set on the battlefield, driven by the urgency of war and the intensity of human emotion  

22/05 | Cannes 2026 | Competition

Emmanuel Marre • Director of A Man of His Time

Interview: Emmanuel Marre • Director of A Man of His Time

"I wanted to capture the faces behind the major historical figures, the people in the background"

CANNES 2026: The filmmaker talks to us about his second feature film, a story on the French Collaboration, directly inspired by his great-grandfather’s own experiences  

21/05 | Cannes 2026 | Competition

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