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4649 articles available in total starting from 23/05/2002. Last article published on 14/11/2025.

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Review: A Brixton Tale

Review: A Brixton Tale

In their first feature, Darragh Carey and Bertrand Desrochers take a modern approach to subtly explore the issues of everyday racism and class privilege  

22/03/2022 | Mons 2022

Darragh Carey, Bertrand Desrochers, Rupert Baynham and Dennis Gyamfi • Co-directors, screenwriter and producer of A Brixton Tale

Interview: Darragh Carey, Bertrand Desrochers, Rupert Baynham and Dennis Gyamfi • Co-directors, screenwriter and producer of A Brixton Tale

“We had a very small budget, which meant we only had an 18-day shoot – every day we had to be very quick on our feet”

The team behind the Cineuropa Award winner at the 37th Mons International Film Festival give us the low-down on how they made their gritty, South London-set movie  

22/03/2022 | Mons 2022

Faeze Azizkhani • Director of The Locust

Interview: Faeze Azizkhani • Director of The Locust

“I watched so many films and found out how everyone could tell their own stories…”

In this Iranian-German drama, a female scriptwriter faces many obstacles while trying to stay true to her original idea  

21/03/2022 | SXSW 2022

Review: Anima – My Father’s Dresses

Review: Anima – My Father’s Dresses

Following her father’s passing and the discovery of a family secret, director Uli Decker tries to get close to the man who insisted on keeping his distance  

21/03/2022 | Thessaloniki Documentary 2022

Review: The Locust

Review: The Locust

Iranian director Faezeh Azizkhani’s second self-reflexive and cinephilic feature portrays a broke woman amidst personal crises and artistic frustrations  

18/03/2022 | SXSW 2022

Review: Robin Bank

Review: Robin Bank

A local hero becomes human in this small-scale exploration of the Enric Duran case by director Anna Giralt Gris  

18/03/2022 | Thessaloniki Documentary 2022

Review: Raspberries with Mustard

Review: Raspberries with Mustard

Ruth Olshan’s movie about the world of adolescence is a colourful and unpretentious drama which leaves an after-taste of summer  

16/03/2022 | Luxembourg 2022

Review: Angels of Sinjar

Review: Angels of Sinjar

Hanna Polak's documentary about the consequences of the 2014 genocide against the Yazidis tells the story through the experience of a woman trying to get her sisters back from ISIS captivity  

15/03/2022 | FIFDH Geneva 2022

Beta Film boards female-led mystery-thriller series Snow

Beta Film boards female-led mystery-thriller series Snow

The show, in which “nature resists human intervention”, will be directed by Catalina Molina and Esther Rauch, with Brigitte Hobmeier leading the cast  

14/03/2022 | Production | Funding | Germany/Austria/Italy

Sarah Noa Bozenhardt • Director of among us women

Interview: Sarah Noa Bozenhardt • Director of among us women

“I would like us white German filmmakers to help ensure the film industry reflects our society”

The German director shares her experiences of making her first feature-length documentary  

11/03/2022 | /Germany/Ethiopia

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