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793 articles available in total starting from 05/09/2002. Last article published on 07/09/2024.

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Review: Misericordia

Review: Misericordia

CANNES 2024: Alain Guiraudie crafts a delectable study of human nature, which falls midway between film noir and comedy in the micro-society of a remote village  

21/05 | Cannes 2024 | Cannes Première

Review: Savanna and the Mountain

Review: Savanna and the Mountain

CANNES 2024: Paulo Carneiro takes us to Covas do Barroso in Portugal for a truly captivating portrait of the local community’s fight against lithium mining  

20/05 | Cannes 2024 | Directors’ Fortnight

Paulo Carneiro • Director of Savanna and the Mountain

Interview: Paulo Carneiro • Director of Savanna and the Mountain

“Since I don't believe in conventional documentary anyway, I started to write the story as a fiction”

CANNES 2024: The Portuguese helmer breaks down his aesthetic concept and how he worked with the protagonists of his documentary-fiction hybrid  

18/05 | Cannes 2024 | Directors’ Fortnight

Review: Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed

Review: Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed

CANNES 2024: Hernán Rosselli presents a hypnotic and technically inventive tale of memory, family secrets, and what lies between the lines in contemporary Buenos Aires  

16/05 | Cannes 2024 | Directors’ Fortnight

Isabel Machado • Producer, C.R.I.M. Productions

Interview: Isabel Machado • Producer, C.R.I.M. Productions

"Making films with their auteur's vision – our ultimate goal"

The Portuguese producer talks about her outfit's approach, her take on documentary production models and support for debuts, plus some of the most visible changes in the Portuguese cinematic scene  

13/05 | Producers on the Move 
2024

Hernán Rosselli's Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed sets sail for Cannes

Hernán Rosselli's Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed sets sail for Cannes

The Directors’ Fortnight-selected picture, sold by MPM Premium, is a drama set in the criminal underworld of bookmakers and blends found footage with fiction  

07/05 | Production | Funding | Argentina/Spain/Portugal

EXCLUSIVE: First look at Ivo Marques Ferreira’s series and feature Global Project

EXCLUSIVE: First look at Ivo Marques Ferreira’s series and feature Global Project

The historical thriller is set in the 1980s and zooms in on the Popular Forces 25 April, a Portuguese far-left terrorist organisation defending the achievements of the 1974 Carnation Revolution  

23/04 | Production | Funding | Luxembourg/Portugal

Spanish productions win 17 out of 23 Platino Awards

Spanish productions win 17 out of 23 Platino Awards

Society of the Snow wins big at the eleventh edition of the awards, winning six of them, including Best Ibero-American Fiction Film and Best Director  

22/04 | Festivals | Awards | Spain/Latin America

Review: Far West

Review: Far West

Swiss director and artist Pierre-François Sauter captures the everyday lives of a fisherman and fisherwoman couple who live in harmony with the natural world to which they’re devoted  

19/04 | Visions du Réel 2024

EXCLUSIVE: Poster for Visions du Réel entry To Our Friends

EXCLUSIVE: Poster for Visions du Réel entry To Our Friends

Spanish director Adrián Orr returns to the Swiss festival, after previously attending it with his first documentary, Niñato, with a coming-of-age tale recounted from a working-class, urban perspective  

15/04 | Visions du Réel 2024

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