IFFR 2026 / Big Screen Competition (The article continues below - Commercial information) 14 articles available in total starting from 16/12/2025. Last article published on 06/02/2026. page: [1] 2 next Interview: Marijana Jankovic • Director of Home“The hardest part was convincing the industry this story mattered”The actress-turned-director talks about her multi-layered and sensitive story of a immigrant family from former Yugoslavia which moved to Denmark 06/02 | IFFR 2026 | Big Screen CompetitionInterview: Ivo M Ferreira • Director of Projecto Global“It’s a pacifist film”The Portuguese director talks about his newest feature, set in the past yet mirroring the present 05/02 | IFFR 2026 | Big Screen CompetitionInterview: Volkan Üce • Director of 2m²“I’m as Belgian as it gets, why would I want to be buried in Turkey?”In the Turkish-Belgian director's frequently absurd, frequently heart-breaking documentary, death is only the start of one's troubles 05/02 | IFFR 2026 | Big Screen CompetitionInterview: Łukasz Ronduda • Director of Tell Me What You Feel“I wanted to portray modern love in all its temporality”The Polish filmmaker shares his intense observations on therapeutic relationships which surface through various motifs in his new movie 05/02 | IFFR 2026 | Big Screen CompetitionReview: HomeMontenegrin-Danish actress Marijana Janković’s directorial debut is a powerful and universally relatable immigrant story led by Dejan Čukić’s powerhouse performance 05/02 | IFFR 2026 | Big Screen CompetitionReview: The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford Seán Dunn’s black comedy stars Peter Mullan as a man falling into delusion as he defends his late ancestor, an obscure 18th-century Scottish statesman 04/02 | IFFR 2026 | Big Screen CompetitionReview: Projecto GlobalRevolution is a marathon, not a sprint, in Ivo M Ferreira’s stylish, fictionalised history of a group of militants in 1980s Portugal 04/02 | IFFR 2026 | Big Screen CompetitionInterview: Itonje Søimer Guttormsen • Director of Butterfly“‘How about Renate?’ my producer asked – to which I responded with an immediate rejection”The Norwegian helmer enlightens us on performance art, Nordic family dysfunction and Renate Reinsve 03/02 | Göteborg 2026Review: The ArabMalek Bensmail makes his feature-length fiction debut with a parallel tale of Camus’ The Stranger, which tells the story from the perspective of the slain man’s brother 03/02 | IFFR 2026 | Big Screen CompetitionReview: ButterflyThe border-crossing Itonje Søimer Guttormsen does just that in this spiritual family drama, offering generous servings of performance and conceptual art 03/02 | Göteborg 2026 page: [1] 2 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)