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222 articles available in total starting from 06/05/2010. Last article published on 04/09/2026.

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Review: House of the Wind

Review: House of the Wind

VENICE 2026: Auguste Bernard Kouemo Yanghu delivers a highly authentic debut feature film about an elderly Cameroonian mother trying to preserve her bond with her children who have moved to Europe  

04/09 | Venice 2026 | Orizzonti

EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for Locarno title Revolutionaries Never Die

EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for Locarno title Revolutionaries Never Die

Mohanad Yaqubi transforms an unanswered invitation from the late Jocelyne Saab into an intergenerational dialogue about cinema, revolution and memory  

29/07 | Locarno 2026 | Filmmakers of the Present

Review: Algerican Road

Review: Algerican Road

Rabah Ameur-Zaïmeche delves into the dangers and unexpected encounters of the desert in a unique and highly unconventional road movie  

08/07 | FIDMarseille 2026

The Doha Film Institute backs 48 projects in its 2026 spring grants cycle

The Doha Film Institute backs 48 projects in its 2026 spring grants cycle

The latest round of the funding programme is supporting projects from 39 countries, spanning development, production and post-production across fiction, documentary, series and experimental works  

30/06 | Production | Funding | Qatar

Review: Żejtune

Review: Żejtune

Alex Camilleri’s feel-good drama follows a Maltese woman frustrated at being stuck in the country’s past while slowly learning to love tradition  

12/06 | Tribeca 2026

Alex Camilleri • Director of Żejtune

Interview: Alex Camilleri • Director of Żejtune

“You will find Malta’s highest form of artistic expression behind closed doors, in places like garages”

The director shares the emotional impulses behind his sophomore feature, rooted in bringing traditions out from their hiding places and honouring the past in the present  

05/06 | Tribeca 2026

Rakan Mayasi • Director of Yesterday the Eye Didn’t Sleep

Interview: Rakan Mayasi • Director of Yesterday the Eye Didn’t Sleep

“I didn’t want my actors to act; I wanted them to simply be themselves”

CANNES 2026: The director talks to us about his film, which draws on the documentary-style realism of its characters, about two sisters fighting against their fate in Lebanon  

22/05 | Cannes 2026 | Un Certain Regard

Sara Ishaq • Director of The Station

Interview: Sara Ishaq • Director of The Station

“This film is a collection of contrasts”

CANNES 2026: The director discusses how she attempted to offer an escape from war, if only for a moment  

22/05 | Cannes 2026 | Critics’ Week

Review: The Station

Review: The Station

CANNES 2026: Sara Ishaq creates a women-only oasis in a drama that’s open to all, set in war-torn Yemen  

21/05 | Cannes 2026 | Critics’ Week

Review: Yesterday the Eye Didn’t Sleep

Review: Yesterday the Eye Didn’t Sleep

CANNES 2026: In his debut feature film, Rakan Mayasi presents a visually stunning tale with tragic undertones, following the journeys of women striving to defy their fate  

21/05 | Cannes 2026 | Un Certain Regard

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