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Competition / France


573 articles available in total starting from 18/07/2003. Last article published on 18/07/2025.

Review: And Yet We Were All Blind

Review: And Yet We Were All Blind

Béatrice Pollet delivers a captivating legal thriller on the subject of motherhood, exploring a seemingly unfathomable act  

24/11/2022 | Black Nights 2022 | Competition

Review: Great Yarmouth: Provisional Figures

Review: Great Yarmouth: Provisional Figures

Marco Martins crafts an atmospheric and grim portrait of a woman who both helps and exploits Portuguese workers in a depressing English seaside town  

23/09/2022 | San Sebastián 2022 | Competition

Manuel Abramovich • Director of Pornomelancolía

Interview: Manuel Abramovich • Director of Pornomelancolía

“I don't have any fixed work method; I question myself all the time”

We interviewed the Argentinian director nominated for the Golden Shell for a film that, beyond all the controversy, is an interesting shake-up of experimental film conventions  

23/09/2022 | San Sebastián 2022 | Competition

Review: Sparta

Review: Sparta

In his bold style, Ulrich Seidl dares to tackle the subject of paedophilia head-on, turning his protagonist into someone who cannot escape from himself  

23/09/2022 | San Sebastian 2022 | Competition

Marco Martins • Director of Great Yarmouth: Provisional Figures

Interview: Marco Martins • Director of Great Yarmouth: Provisional Figures

“The film is named after the city because the entire city is sick”

The director tells us about his atmospheric film, centred on Portuguese workers in the titular, economically depressed English seaside town  

23/09/2022 | San Sebastián 2022 | Competition

Review: Pornomelancolía

Review: Pornomelancolía

Manuel Abramovich presents an audacious film where fiction and reality come together to shine a light on issues rarely explored in contemporary auteur cinema  

23/09/2022 | San Sebastian 2022 | Competition

Review: The Kings of the World

Review: The Kings of the World

Laura Mora Ortega’s second feature film confirms her status as one of the greatest talents in the modern-day Latin American filmscape  

22/09/2022 | San Sebastian 2022 | Competition

Jaime Rosales • Director of Wild Flowers

Interview: Jaime Rosales • Director of Wild Flowers

"There is something so attractive about meeting someone who is untamed"

The Catalan filmmaker competes for the Golden Shell with his seventh feature film, a three-part chronicle of the sentimental experience of a young single mother  

21/09/2022 | San Sebastian 2022 | Competition

Christophe Honoré • Director of Winter Boy

Interview: Christophe Honoré • Director of Winter Boy

"I wanted to focus on emotions, on feelings"

The French filmmaker is returning with a poignant and highly accomplished work, formally speaking, with deeply personal roots and revolving around a teenager struggling with grief  

21/09/2022 | San Sebastián 2022 | Competition

Review: Wild Flowers

Review: Wild Flowers

In his new film, Jaime Rosales portrays the sentimental evolution of a young mother, played by Anna Castillo, in a film that is at times light-hearted and at others intense  

20/09/2022 | San Sebastian 2022 | Competition

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