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1751 articles available in total starting from 12/08/2002. Last article published on 12/11/2025.

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A rain of Quartz on Swiss cinema

Despite an overwhelming presence of Germanic films among those nominated for the 2012 Quartz awards, it was Latin cinema that made its mark when the awards where announced on March 17.  

19/03/2012 | Awards | Switzerland

Night Train departing from Switzerland

Danish director Bille August is shooting his new film starring Jeremy Irons, Martina Gedeck and Bruno Ganz in Switzerland and Portugal - Night Train to Lisbon is based on the bestselling novel by...  

16/03/2012 | Production | Switzerland/Portugal/Germany

Miss Massacre

Michael Steiner is to direct a horrific comedy about a national beauty contest  

27/02/2012 | Production | Switzerland

Alemanic cinema sweeps Quartz nominations

Swiss German cinema largely dominates the nominations for Switzland's cinema awards to be handed out on March 17 in Lucerne  

27/02/2012 | Awards | Switzerland

Admissions in Switzerland remain stable

2011 was the year of sequels, with nine sequels out of the year’s Top 20 films  

23/02/2012 | Box Office | Switzerland

Max Hubacher to star in Bille August’s next film

The young Swiss comedian will star in Train de nuit pour Lisbonne (lit. Night Train for Lisbon), the next film by the Danish director of Goodbye Bafana  

23/02/2012 | Production | Switzerland

Sister: a young Sisyphus in the Swiss Alps

Ursula Meier’s second feature film Sister opened the Berlinale’s fifth day, with the image of a 12-year-old boy, bundled up and overloaded, who goes forth in life as if wearing ski boots, with...  

13/02/2012 | Berlinale 2012 | Competition | Switzerland/France

Summer Games

The amorous awakening of two young adolescents. Sensitivity, sensuality and authenticity for a film selected at Venice and picked as Switzerland’s Oscar hopeful.  

13/12/2011 | Films | Reviews

Interview: Alice Rohrwacher • Director

"Great things can be born out of a crisis"

Analysis of Corpo Celeste, selected in the Cannes Directors' Fortnight 2011, the debut narrative feature by a young Italian director trained in documentary filmmaking.  

02/12/2011

Corpo Celeste

What lies behind the stranglehold of Catholicism in southern Italy. A realistic, sensitive and subtle debut feature unveiled at Cannes.  

02/12/2011 | Films | Reviews

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