Karlovy Vary 2025 73 articles available in total starting from 07/03/2025. Last article published on 22/07/2025. previous page: 1 2 [3] 4 5 6 7 8 next Review: TrepaNationSyrian refugee and director Ammar al-Beik has spent ten years filming his life in Germany, and compiled an almost four-hour essay on uprooting, loss and longing 11/07 | Karlovy Vary 2025 | ProximaReview: Better Go Mad in the WildMiro Remo's newest genre-defying hybrid work provides an insight into two twins living in the wild, a kind of life that might seem unbelievable for many viewers 11/07 | Karlovy Vary 2025 | CompetitionThe first trailer for Agnieszka Holland’s Franz debuts at Karlovy VaryThe highly anticipated biopic, sold internationally by Films Boutique, is set to hit Czech cinemas on 25 September 11/07 | Karlovy Vary 2025Interview: Gabrielė Urbonaitė • Director of Renovation“There's something magical about the way celluloid captures not only light, but also the energy that people bring onto the set”We talked to the Lithuanian director about her debut feature, hinging on a couple who move into a new flat amidst renovation works that upend their lives 11/07 | Karlovy Vary 2025 | ProximaReview: Action ItemPaula Ďurinová’s observational-essayistic hybrid documentary reframes mental health problems as a systemic condition, rather than an individual struggle 11/07 | Karlovy Vary 2025 | ProximaReview: DuchoňSlovak director Peter Bebjak charts the rise and fall of a Czechoslovak pop singer and examines state-sanctioned stardom behind the Iron Curtain 11/07 | Karlovy Vary 2025 | Special ScreeningsReview: Promise, I’ll Be FineKatarína Gramatová’s feature debut is a coming-of-age tale filled with hard truths, set in the heart of the Slovak countryside 11/07 | Karlovy Vary 2025 | Special ScreeningsREPORT: KVIFF Central Stage @ KVIFF Eastern Promises 2025Eastern Promises’ new platform has spotlighted a slew of bold, genre-fluid stories exploring political unrest, spiritual crises, artistic ego and fractured identities 10/07 | Karlovy Vary 2025 | KVIFF Industry DaysReview: Jimmy JaguarBence Fliegauf uses a pseudo-documentary form to trace how rumours of a folkloric demon evolve into a psychosocial phenomenon 10/07 | Karlovy Vary 2025 | CompetitionInterview: Jan Krevatin • Director of Greek Apricots“I think what’s important in any film is that multiple things are happening at the same time, in order to avoid one-dimensional readings”At Karlovy Vary, the Slovenian director is screening his delicate and moving short about a transient world and two people who make a brief connection 10/07 | Future Frames 2025 previous page: 1 2 [3] 4 5 6 7 8 next