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362 articles available in total starting from 21/06/2002. Last article published on 21/09/2026.

Review: Narciso

Review: Narciso

BERLINALE 2026: Marcelo Martinessi reframes an episode in Paraguay’s history as a claustrophobic political thriller about cultural modernisation, queer visibility and authoritarian power  

18/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Panorama

Fernanda Tovar  • Director of Sad Girlz

Interview: Fernanda Tovar • Director of Sad Girlz

“My main goal was to make this film as light, bright, happy, loving and tender as possible”

BERLINALE 2026: The Mexican director discusses how she ensured that her sad girls would still be full of joy  

17/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Generation

Review: Sad Girlz

Review: Sad Girlz

BERLINALE 2026: Mexican director Fernanda Tovar bets everything on female friendship, and wins  

14/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Generation

EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for Berlinale Panorama entry Narciso

EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for Berlinale Panorama entry Narciso

Marcelo Martinessi's follow-up to The Heiresses centres on a charismatic musician who becomes a symbol of freedom in Paraguay in 1959, under the oppresive dictatorship  

10/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Panorama

EXCLUSIVE: Poster for Berlinale Generation entry Sad Girlz

EXCLUSIVE: Poster for Berlinale Generation entry Sad Girlz

A co-production between Mexico, Spain and France, the first feature by Mexico's Fernanda Tovar revolves around two inseparable friends who are forced to choose between silence and denunciation  

10/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Generation

Krakatoa by Carlos Casas to premiere in dual format at IFFR

Krakatoa by Carlos Casas to premiere in dual format at IFFR

Alongside screenings in the Bright Future competition, the film will also be presented as an installation, extending its cinematic universe into an immersive spatial experience  

23/01 | Production | Funding | Spain/France/UK/Poland

Irene Iborra Rizo • Director of Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake

Interview: Irene Iborra Rizo • Director of Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake

"It’s better to talk about problems rather than hide them — even when the audience is children"

The Spanish director speaks about using animation to openly address social issues, even for young audiences, and about stop motion as a personal way of making cinema  

22/01 | European Film Awards 2026

Sergi López • Actor in Sirāt

Interview: Sergi López • Actor in Sirāt

"It’s a privilege to read a script that can’t be compared to anything else"

The European Actor nominee described the rare pull of a script that stands on its own, and the total physical and emotional immersion it called for  

21/01 | European Film Awards 2026

Review: Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake

Review: Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake

The stop-motion film with which Irene Iborra makes her feature directorial debut invites us to use our imagination as an infallible weapon against cruel and unjust reality  

14/01 | Films | Reviews | Spain/France/Belgium/Switzerland/Chile

Daniel Sánchez Arévalo • Director of Band Together

Interview: Daniel Sánchez Arévalo • Director of Band Together

“I always try not to force either the comedy or the drama"

The filmmaker tackles his most commercial and popular work to date, shot in Galicia, where he has tried to convey the energy of the musical ensembles referenced in the original title  

31/12/2025 | /Spain/France

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