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“Conversation with” at the 20th Marrakech IFF, interview with actor Willem Dafoe Bénédicte Prot
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"Cotton Queen", interview with director Suzannah Mirghani Cristiana Palmieri
At the 82nd Venice Film Festival, “Cotton Queen” emerges as a striking feature film that delves into the complex intersections of tradition, colonial history, and gender roles in Sudan. The film, directed by Suzannah Mirghani, follows Nafisa, a spirited teenage girl striving to uphold her village’s ancestral customs amidst socio-economic and environmental changes. Set against the backdrop of Sudan’s historic cotton industry, “Cotton Queen” offers a vivid portrayal of a community caught between the past and the future.
“Cotton Queen” masterfully blends documentary elements with poetic storytelling, creating an authentic yet artful narrative. Mirghani highlights how her approach employs magical realism—a genre that allows for a deeper engagement with social and political realities. She notes, “Research on Sudan’s colonial past and the cotton industry informs the film’s layers, but we also used poetic imagery to evoke emotion and symbolize cultural memory.”
In a cotton-farming village in Sudan, teenage Nafisa is raised on heroic tales of battling British colonizers told by her grandmother, the village matriarch Al-Sit. But when a young businessman arrives from abroad with a new development plan and genetically engineered cotton, Nafisa becomes the center of a power play to determine the future of the village. Awakening to her own strength, Nafisa sets out to save the cotton fields – and herself. Neither she nor her community will ever be the same again.
Discover the compelling world of "Gorgonà": a dystopian sci-fi film that explores female power and psychological tension in a gripping, futuristic story.
THE PØRNØGRAPHƏR alla SIC di Venezia, un cortometraggio realizzato con l'intelligenza artificiale. Intervista al collettivo "Hariel"
“Perfumed with Mint” delves into themes of emotional struggle and resilience against the haunting backdrop of Cairo. Discover how Muhammed Hamdy captures the essence of a generation in this evocative narrative.
Michael Premo chose a hard task: depicting in his documentary "Homegrown" the lives and motivations of three American nationalists, Trump supporters, preparing for the assault to the Capitol: Americans at war with each other. Being a black man the challenge …
"Always" by Deming Chen, produced by Hansen Lin: an exploration of childhood in rural China and the power of poetry. A lyrical and sensitive depiction of a young boy's life that offers a unique perspective.
Hsu Ya-Ting (director) and Huang Yin-Yu (producer) of "Island of the Winds" discuss the importance of remembering forgotten stories and the long journey to bring this powerful documentary to the screen.
"Whispers in the Woods": Vincent Munier discusses the importance of connecting with nature and family in his new documentary, a breathtaking journey into the heart of the forest.
Ben Rivers, director of "Mare's Nest", discusses exploring themes of non-violent anarchy, hope in a dark world, and the importance of storytelling in his latest film.
