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1741 articles available in total starting from 12/08/2002. Last article published on 13/10/2025.

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Review: The Beauty of the Donkey

Review: The Beauty of the Donkey

Through part-reenactment and part-historical discovery, Dea Gjinovci examines her father’s scars from his exile from Kosovo by returning with him to his hometown  

13/10 | Zurich 2025

Jonas Ulrich • Director of Wolves

Interview: Jonas Ulrich • Director of Wolves

“I always dreamed of a film taking place in the black metal world, which would also take it seriously”

The Zurich-based director shares the story behind his creative deep dive into the fascinating subculture of black metal, including building a real band from scratch  

09/10 | Zurich 2025

The shoot for Mano Khalil’s Momente gets under way in Bern

The shoot for Mano Khalil’s Momente gets under way in Bern

The Swiss-Kurdish director’s latest drama film, inspired by real events, explores the challenges and hopes of people whose lives intersect in unexpected ways  

08/10 | Production | Funding | Switzerland

Michael Koch starts shooting Peter Sarsgaard-starrer Erosion

Michael Koch starts shooting Peter Sarsgaard-starrer Erosion

The Lucerne-born director returns with a drama film bristling with guilt and redemption, set in both the world of high-end neurosurgery and the vast solitude of the Swiss Alps  

07/10 | Production | Funding | Switzerland/Germany

Review: Wolves

Review: Wolves

In Jonas Ulrich’s feature debut, a young woman goes in search of an identity in the black-metal scene, only to fall for a singer with far-right views while refusing to believe they’re true  

06/10 | Zurich 2025

Tereza Nvotová’s Father triumphs at the Zurich Film Festival

Tereza Nvotová’s Father triumphs at the Zurich Film Festival

Special Mentions have gone to Alice Douard’s Love Letters and Shih-Ching Tsou’s Left-Handed Girl, while Moris Freiburghaus’ doc I Love You, I Leave You picked up three awards  

06/10 | Zurich 2025 | Awards

Review: Wisdom of Happiness

Review: Wisdom of Happiness

Barbara Miller and Philip Delaquis’ documentary represents the spiritual testament of one of the most charismatic men of our time, the Dalai Lama  

03/10 | Films | Reviews | Switzerland

Milagros Mumenthaler • Director of The Currents

Interview: Milagros Mumenthaler • Director of The Currents

“I liked that contradiction of water as this comforting place that she somehow couldn't leave”

The Swiss-Argentinian director shares the secrets behind her third feature, which beautifully engages with themes of depression, motherhood and the ungraspable  

24/09 | San Sebastián 2025 | Competition

John Skoog • Director of Redoubt

Interview: John Skoog • Director of Redoubt

“I was around eight at the time, and these little stories have haunted me ever since”

The Swedish director breaks down his story of a farm worker who spends a fair share of the latter half of his life fortifying his house during the Cold War  

24/09 | San Sebastián 2025 | New Directors

Review: Redoubt

Review: Redoubt

A bull-headed Denis Lavant triumphs as a Swedish Cold War stronghold preparer in John Skoog’s first fiction feature  

22/09 | San Sebastián 2025 | New Directors

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