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1859 articles available in total starting from 12/08/2002. Last article published on 14/09/2026.

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Review: The Traitor

Review: The Traitor

Michael Krummenacher directs a rebellious and ambiguous character who’s also the victim of a society which refutes diversity in all its forms  

10/10/2024 | Zurich 2024

Review: The Story of Frank and Nina

Review: The Story of Frank and Nina

Paola Randi’s new film about three young people from the north banlieue of Milan is a dynamic and disjointed yet well acted modern fable that doesn’t speak the language of young Zoomers  

02/10/2024 | Films | Reviews | Italy/Switzerland

Piet Baumgartner • Director of Bagger Drama

Interview: Piet Baumgartner • Director of Bagger Drama

“I don’t give a shit about categories; ultimately, every idea fits a format”

The Swiss visual artist and director gives us the low-down on his first fiction feature, which he describes as his most personal film to date  

02/10/2024 | San Sebastián 2024 | New Directors

Review: Bagger Drama

Review: Bagger Drama

Swiss helmer Piet Baumgartner embarks on a sensitive and honest exploration of the healing process of a working-class family after the tragic loss of the daughter  

25/09/2024 | San Sebastián 2024 | New Directors

The Zurich Film Festival reveals the line-up for its twentieth edition

The Zurich Film Festival reveals the line-up for its twentieth edition

The festival will screen 107 films in celebration of its anniversary, 35 of which enjoying their world or European premieres  

24/09/2024 | Zurich 2024

Review: Most People Die on Sundays

Review: Most People Die on Sundays

The film by Argentina's Iair Said is a tragicomedy as minimal as it is everyday. Starring the director himself, with subtle humour it tackles heavy issues such as euthanasia, ageing and loneliness  

24/09/2024 | San Sebastian 2024 | Horizontes Latinos

Ana Urushadze in post-production with her sophomore feature, Supporting Role

Ana Urushadze in post-production with her sophomore feature, Supporting Role

The Georgian helmer known for her feature debut, Scary Mother, will tell a story of identity and transformation, revolving around a once-famous actor who is cast in a challenging role  

17/09/2024 | Production | Funding | Georgia/Estonia/Turkey/Switzerland/USA

Review: They Will Be Dust

Review: They Will Be Dust

Spanish filmmaker Carlos Marques-Marcet's newest feature is a formally inventive exploration of perceptions of death, punctuated by music and modern dance sequences  

16/09/2024 | Toronto 2024 | Platform

Review: The Courageous

Review: The Courageous

A troubled single mother tries to keep her family afloat in Jasmin Gordon’s sure-handed debut feature  

12/09/2024 | Toronto 2024 | Discovery

Jan-Willem van Ewijk • Director of Alpha.

Interview: Jan-Willem van Ewijk • Director of Alpha.

"I was interested in the concept of one person dominating another, while nature dominates everybody"

VENICE 2024: The Dutch director talks to us about his Europa Cinemas Label winner, in which the unresolved relationship between a father and son is transformed into a dangerous competition  

09/09/2024 | Venice 2024 | Giornate degli Autori

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