IFFR 2025 / Tiger Competition 15 articles available in total starting from 20/01/2025. Last article published on 07/02/2025. page: [1] 2 next Review: The Tree of AuthenticityPhotographer and visual artist Sammy Baloji crafts a film essay that delves into the Democratic Republic of Congo’s colonial past and its ecological significance 07/02 | IFFR 2025 | Tiger CompetitionInterview: Alexandra Makarová • Director of Perla“It might be difficult to have sympathy for Perla because people grow up with this mother figure that’s always caring and loving”The Austrian director unpicks her portrait of a woman and mother, detailing her inspiration and how her own background influenced the script 06/02 | IFFR 2025 | Tiger CompetitionReview: In My Parents’ HouseTim Ellrich’s first solo feature shows promising directing skills, but the final result is not particularly memorable owing to a rather predictable narrative 06/02 | IFFR 2025 | Tiger CompetitionInterview: Noëlle Bastin, Baptiste Bogaert • Directors of Vitrival – The Most Beautiful Village in the World"It was important for us to interfere as little as possible with our fiction in the way people really live"We talked to the filmmaking duo about their new film, its anchor in reality and their work with non-professional actors 06/02 | IFFR 2025 | Tiger CompetitionInterview: Sandro Aguilar • Director of First Person Plural“I haven’t allowed myself to embrace humour before”The Portuguese director discusses his new film, which proves that wedding anniversaries can be quite a trip 06/02 | IFFR 2025 | Tiger CompetitionInterview: Ivan Salatić • Director of Wondrous Is the Silence of My Master"It's more about stripping things off than adding layers to the acting"We talked to the Montenegrin director about his second feature, its setting, its historical inspiration and the power of language 06/02 | IFFR 2025 | Tiger CompetitionInterview: Tim Ellrich • Director of In My Parents’ House“It’s important to show things we’re all afraid of”We sat down with the German director to delve into his story of a therapist who’s forced to balance the demands of her professional life with those of her ageing parents and older brother 05/02 | IFFR 2025 | Tiger CompetitionReview: First Person PluralSandro Aguilar’s feature is a magnetic, cinematic tour de force that brilliantly moves along the labyrinthine paths of human emotion 05/02 | IFFR 2025 | Tiger CompetitionReview: Wind, Talk to MeStefan Đorđević bids farewell to his mother by means of his feature debut, an artistically compelling docu-fiction 05/02 | IFFR 2025 | Tiger CompetitionReview: PerlaAlexandra Makarová’s second feature is a taut melodrama focusing on the struggles of a resilient Slovak artist who escaped to Vienna following the Prague Spring 05/02 | IFFR 2025 | Tiger Competition page: [1] 2 next