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IFFR 2025 / Harbour

9 articles available in total starting from 06/01/2025. Last article published on 13/02/2025.

Review: Balentes

Review: Balentes

The animated film by Giovanni Columbu tells the story of two teenagers in search of freedom in 1940s Sardinia  

13/02 | IFFR 2025 | Harbour

Lois Patiño • Director of Ariel

Interview: Lois Patiño • Director of Ariel

“My desire was to work in this double experience of reality and fiction, and explore the way they mix”

The Galician director reflects on his fourth feature, a meta-cinematic exploration of Shakespeare’s theatre threading together many of his previous preoccupations  

10/02 | IFFR 2025 | Harbour

Review: Acts of Love

Review: Acts of Love

Jeppe Rønde returns to Rotterdam with a tense interpersonal drama about a woman in a New Age religious community confronted by the secrets held by her outsider brother  

10/02 | IFFR 2025 | Harbour

Review: Storm Alerts

Review: Storm Alerts

Bergur Bernburg presents a collage-like Icelandic docufiction, a formally fascinating but occasionally overly free-flying examination of defying biomedical diagnoses  

10/02 | IFFR 2025 | Harbour

Review: Strandzha

Review: Strandzha

Pepa Hristova's documentary debut feature attempts to conduct a terrain study, focused on a picturesque mountainous region in Bulgaria, where ancient rituals mingle with current politics  

07/02 | IFFR 2025 | Harbour

Review: Morlaix

Review: Morlaix

Jaime Rosales’ new film riffs on fate, romance and inevitability, musing on a love triangle laced with what-ifs  

04/02 | IFFR 2025 | Harbour

Review: Ariel

Review: Ariel

Lois Patiño returns with a dramatic fresco derived from Shakespeare’s The Tempest, before he spirals further into the Bard’s oeuvre  

04/02 | IFFR 2025 | Harbour

Review: The Things You Kill

Review: The Things You Kill

Under the veil of an engrossing family thriller, full of lies and enigmas, Alireza Khatami explores in depth the mechanisms of transmission of male violence  

27/01 | Sundance 2025 | World Cinema Dramatic Competition

Jeppe Rønde • Director of Acts of Love

Interview: Jeppe Rønde • Director of Acts of Love

“This film is about boundaries and overstepping them – they exist at every level of society”

The Danish director tells us more about his story of two siblings and what piqued his interest in exploring the kind of religious community it’s set in  

06/01 | IFFR 2025 | Harbour

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