Switzerland / Japan 7 articles available in total starting from 07/07/2021. Last article published on 21/11/2023. Review: White FlagWith his sophomore feature, Swiss-Mongolian filmmaker Batbayar Chogsom sheds light on the marginalisation of queerness in Mongolia 21/11/2023 | Black Nights 2023 | CompetitionInterview: Batbayar Chogsom • Director of White Flag"In this film, nobody loses anything, but they do find something - their real selves"The Mongolian director delves into his Tallinn Competition entry, which hinges on two young women trying to start a new life in the steppe as nomads 19/11/2023 | Black Nights 2023 | CompetitionInterview: Élise Girard • Director of Sidonie in Japan"I wanted to show the end of mourning, and love returning"VENICE 2023: The French filmmaker directs Isabelle Huppert in her third feature, portraying a trip to Japan, where the visible exists alongside the invisible 05/09/2023 | Venice 2023 | Giornate degli AutoriReview: Sidonie in JapanVENICE 2023: Following in the wake of Isabelle Huppert, Élise Girard imposes her own trademark aerial cinematography, travelling in Japan and exploring the contours and the echoes of reality 01/09/2023 | Venice 2023 | Giornate degli AutoriArami Ullón prepares her third feature film, which will take place in JapanAfter setting her first two feature films in Paraguay, the director explores a very particular mourning practice, that of the “wind phone” 01/06/2023 | Switzerland/Paraguay/JapanLeos Carax: “When I was young, I wanted to make films with music, but music spurned me”The Bif&st masterclass leader and director of Annette, which won Best Direction in Cannes, speaks about his project’s lengthy gestation, his actors and his specific work approach 01/10/2021 | Bif&st 2021Review: AnnetteCANNES 2021: Part-prestige production, part-cult curio, Leos Carax’s weird creation is a Cannes opener to remember 07/07/2021 | Cannes 2021 | Competition