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Solothurn 2026

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10 articles available in total starting from 11/12/2025. Last article published on 30/01/2026.

Review: Freedom – Shewit’s Destiny

Review: Freedom – Shewit’s Destiny

Anne-Frédérique Widmann’s documentary takes a courageous and profoundly empathic approach to broaching the story of a girl who’ll do anything to recover her freedom  

30/01 | Solothurn 2026

Erik Bernasconi • Director of Becaària

Interview: Erik Bernasconi • Director of Becaària

“What most struck me was the niggling malaise of adolescence”

The Swiss director chatted with us about his latest feature film, the mysterious beauty of adolescence and the importance of protecting Italian-language Swiss films  

30/01 | Solothurn 2026

Benoît Goncerut • Director of Be Boris

Interview: Benoît Goncerut • Director of Be Boris

"I didn't want a classic narrative; I found it interesting to explore a more ambiguous trajectory, even a descent"

The Swiss director talks to us about his first feature film, the complexity and tenderness of his character, and his very particular sense of humour  

30/01 | Solothurn 2026

Review: No One Will Hurt You

Review: No One Will Hurt You

Dino Hodic’s feature film debut sees him returning to his homeland to reconstruct his own personal story and investigate his origins  

30/01 | Solothurn 2026

Who Is Still Alive and Becaària win the two main prizes at the Solothurn Film Festival

Who Is Still Alive and Becaària win the two main prizes at the Solothurn Film Festival

The films by Nicolas Wadimoff and Erik Bernasconi make up the list of feature film winners at the 61st edition of the festival  

29/01 | Solothurn 2026 | Awards

Review: The Huntresses

Review: The Huntresses

Amelie Bargetzi and Christelle Jornod’s documentary reveals the day-to-day lives of four female hunters who wish to forge a deeper and more authentic bond with the natural world around them  

28/01 | Solothurn 2026

Review: Becaària

Review: Becaària

In Erik Bernasconi’s latest feature, a boy trying to find his way in the world finds himself contending with the impositions of adults and the torments which characterise adolescence  

28/01 | Solothurn 2026

Review: Social Landscapes

Review: Social Landscapes

Jonas Meier’s feature film debut is composed of online comments left by tourists who are trapped in a virtual dream which prevents them from fully appreciating the beauty of actual landscapes  

27/01 | Solothurn 2026

Review: Be Boris

Review: Be Boris

Benoît Goncerut's first feature plunges us into the world of Boris, a childhood friend of his, who, instead of giving in to the injunction to be productive, has chosen the gentle art of doing nothing  

23/01 | Solothurn 2026

The Solothurn Film Festival announces the programme for its 61st edition

The Solothurn Film Festival announces the programme for its 61st edition

The Narrative by Bernard Weber and Martin Schilt is opening this audacious and highly nuanced edition which "questions established narratives"  

11/12/2025 | Solothurn 2026

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