France 11019 articles available in total starting from 17/05/2002. Last article published on 09/09/2025. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 64 65 [66] 67 68 ... 1100 1101 1102 next Review: The Pleasure Is MineBrazilian director Sacha Amaral’s debut feature is a vibrant portrait of a young man who desires nothing and everything at the same time 27/11/2024 | Gijón 2024Interview: Mathijs Poppe • Director of The Jacket“We are constantly projecting futures but also pasts, and we are trying to make sense of the world around us through fiction”The Belgian director speaks about using a blend of documentary and fiction to create a story that reckons with the past, present and Palestinian hopes for the future 27/11/2024 | IDFA 2024Review: RabiaTremendously toplined by Megan Northam, Mareike Engelhardt’s first feature is a hard-hitting and far-sighted work about the grey zones of radicalisation 26/11/2024 | Films | Reviews | France/Germany/BelgiumReview: I, the SongIn Dechen Roder’s slow yet persistent sophomore feature, one woman's search to clear her name becomes an existential quest to discover the truth behind her doppelgänger’s disappearance 26/11/2024 | Black Nights 2024 | Critics' PicksReview: Writing HawaNajiba and Rasul Noori leverage their own subjectivity to create a tremendously powerful work on emancipation, freedom and opportunity for women in Afghanistan 26/11/2024 | IDFA 2024The Gan Foundation throws its weight behind La GradivaMarine Atlan’s project is just one of the 2024 works selected for support, which also include those by Maïté Sonnet, Martin Jauvat, Hu Wei, and the duo Marie Amachoukeli and Vladimir Mavounia-Kouka 26/11/2024 | Production | Funding | FranceReview: The BridgeWalid Mattar's modest yet lovely comedy is a cautionary tale about getting what you wish for 26/11/2024 | Cairo 2024Review: MoorAdilkhan Yerzhanov heads to an urban setting for the first time to tell the story of a “Kazakh Rambo” on a mission to save his brother’s wife and child from the mafia 26/11/2024 | Black Nights 2024 | Critics’ PicksInterview: Dechen Roder • Director of I, the Song"What can we do in this mean world, with all these issues of copying, recording private things, secret songs?"One of the first female directors from Bhutan discusses her second feature, a tale of Buddhist karma, doppelgangers and melancholic Dzongkha songs 25/11/2024 | Black Nights 2024 | Critics’ PicksThe Belfort Entrevues Film Festival crowns Softshell its championThe first film by US director Jinho Myung wins the Grand Prize, while Trans Memoria and We Are Inside also steal focus on the winners’ list 25/11/2024 | Festivals | Awards | France previous page: 1 2 3 ... 64 65 [66] 67 68 ... 1100 1101 1102 next