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146 articles available in total starting from 02/10/2002. Last article published on 20/01/2026.

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Review: Cidade; Campo

Review: Cidade; Campo

BERLINALE 2024: Juliana Rojas’ newest film is a slow-burn diptych that examines the complex entanglement between city and countryside in contemporary Brazil  

19/02/2024 | Berlinale 2024 | Encounters

Marcelo Gomes • Director of Portrait of a Certain Orient

Interview: Marcelo Gomes • Director of Portrait of a Certain Orient

“I want to talk about the human being in context, not about the context itself”

The Brazilian director breaks down his story of a migration process that takes his characters from Lebanon to Brazil  

07/02/2024 | IFFR 2024 | Big Screen Competition

Review: Formosa Beach

Review: Formosa Beach

Julia De Simone’s first feature inventively interrogates Portugal’s colonial history in Brazil through experimental fiction informed by a documentary background  

01/02/2024 | IFFR 2024 | Tiger Competition

Review: Portrait of a Certain Orient

Review: Portrait of a Certain Orient

Marcelo Gomes tells the story of an escape from Lebanon to Brazil by way of a black and white drama interweaving passion, memory and desire  

31/01/2024 | IFFR 2024 | Big Screen Competition

Julia De Simone • Director of Formosa Beach

Interview: Julia De Simone • Director of Formosa Beach

“This film really came from the heart”

The past is the present – and vice versa – in the second part of the Brazilian director’s trilogy  

30/01/2024 | IFFR 2024 | Tiger Competition

Review: Swimming Home

Review: Swimming Home

Modern dance, unexpected nudity and the trials of the privileged are all on display in Justin Anderson’s adaptation of Deborah Levy’s novel  

30/01/2024 | IFFR 2024 | Tiger Competition

Benjamín Naishtat and María Alché • Directors of Puan

Interview: Benjamín Naishtat and María Alché • Directors of Puan

“Comedy is an excellent genre for tackling heavy subjects"

The Argentinean filmmakers have joined lives and forces to create the philosophical comedy starring Marcelo Subiotto and Leonardo Sbaraglia  

29/09/2023 | San Sebastian 2023 | Competition

Review: Puan

Review: Puan

Argentina’s María Alché and Benjamín Naishtat present a tragicomedy with political overtones about the meaning and loss of one’s ideals  

27/09/2023 | San Sebastián 2023 | Competition

Review: Toll

Review: Toll

A distraught mother tries to steer her teenage son back towards heterosexuality in a fierce and sophisticatedly realist film directed by Carolina Markowicz  

15/09/2023 | Toronto 2023 | Centrepiece

Review: Heartless

Review: Heartless

VENICE 2023: Nara Normande and Tião capture the sensuality and uncertainty of the end of adolescence in a beguiling first feature film set across the beaches of Northeast Brazil  

05/09/2023 | Venice 2023 | Orizzonti

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