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German and French film industries go on 10th date

The 10th German-French Rendez-Vous begins in Berlin  

28/11/2012 | Events | Germany/France

Ozon receives Cologne Film Award

The Cologne Conference is to end today with the Cologne Film Award being presented to the French director  

05/10/2012 | Awards | Germany/France

Just the Wind

A rural thriller set against a backdrop of racism in which a Gypsy family from the great plains is being pursued by killers. Jury Grand Prix at the Berlinale and finalist for the LUX Prize 2012.  

10/09/2012 | Films | Reviews

Interview: Ulrich Seidl • Director

"I didn't want to make a funny film"

The Austrian filmmaker Ulrich Seidl has screened the second instalment of his Paradise trilogy, Silver Lion for Best Director in Venice.  

02/09/2012

Paradise: Faith

The second instalment in Austrian director Ulrich Seidl's trilogy has shaken Venice, with all the art of provocation that he has cultivated over the years  

31/08/2012 | Films | Reviews

Children of Sarajevo

Bosnian director Aida Begic returns with a second feature film about a generation busy reconstructing their lives after the Siege of Sarajevo.  

27/07/2012 | Films | Reviews

Holy Motors

French cinema’s enfant terrible is back with a visually exceptional, metaphorical film of dizzying heights and delirious depths.  

28/06/2012 | Films | Reviews

Interview: Leos Carax • Director

"The experience of being alive"

Leos Carax, French cinema's enfant terrible, sheds light on Holy Motors, the extraordinary film with which he has made a comeback at the Cannes Film Festival.  

27/05/2012

Interview: Michael Haneke • Director

"A simple film"

The Austrian filmmaker, who doesn't like analysing his work, gives us a few clues about Amour  

11/05/2012

Amour

Michael Haneke has made a refined, deep, and modest masterly work about old age, feelings, and the end of life.  

11/05/2012 | Films | Reviews

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