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SXSW 2025

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19 articles available in total starting from 10/05/2024. Last article published on 05/02/2026.

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Leni Huyghe • Director of Real Faces

Interview: Leni Huyghe • Director of Real Faces

“Actors knew it was a fiction film, but they could choose to play themselves, a version of themselves, or invent a character”

In her debut feature, the Belgian director explores authenticity, vulnerability and emotional exposure  

05/02 | /Belgium

Review: Real Faces

Review: Real Faces

Leni Huyghe's debut film is a discreet and moving portrait of thirty-somethings who are learning, late, how to live their own way  

04/02 | Films | Reviews | Belgium

Review: Dear Tomorrow

Review: Dear Tomorrow

Danish director Kaspar Astrup Schröder has made a poignant and profound film in Japan, filled with suffering and hope, about the hidden epidemic of social isolation  

30/01 | FIPADOC 2026

Gemma Blasco • Director of Fury

Interview: Gemma Blasco • Director of Fury

“I was really interested in focusing on the loneliness of victims and how difficult it is to talk about”

The Catalan filmmaker discusses the creative process behind her film, as well as the reality of sexual assault victims  

21/03/2025 | Málaga 2025

Review: Fury

Review: Fury

Gemma Blasco presents a devastating and powerful film about the experience of rape, starring the remarkable Ángela Cervantes  

19/03/2025 | Málaga 2025

Review: Glorious Summer

Review: Glorious Summer

Helena Ganjalyan and Bartosz Szpak’s film is at times a confused reflection on free will, viewed through the lens of three women who live an empty life in a gilded cage  

17/03/2025 | SXSW 2025

Review: The Home

Review: The Home

Mattias J Skoglund's effective, modest horror takes full advantage of one of the biggest modern fears: moving into an assisted living facility  

14/03/2025 | SXSW 2025

Review: American Sweatshop

Review: American Sweatshop

TV director and cinematographer Uta Briesewitz kicks off her feature-film career with a Lili Reinhart-led debut about the horrors of moderating the digital realm  

14/03/2025 | SXSW 2025

Review: Satisfaction

Review: Satisfaction

Alex Burunova directs a visually rich psychological drama with a fuzzy narrative but an important central story about dangerous patriarchal relationship dynamics  

13/03/2025 | SXSW 2025

Brwa Vahabpour, Peiman Azizpour • Director of and actor in My Uncle Jens

Interview: Brwa Vahabpour, Peiman Azizpour • Director of and actor in My Uncle Jens

"The film talks about how to deal with a feeling of shortcoming or feeling that you're not living up to your assigned role in a society"

The director and the actor reflect on striking a complex tonal balance with their film, working with multiple languages on set and embracing the backgrounds of different collaborators and characters  

12/03/2025 | SXSW 2025

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