“Brother”, interview with director Maciej Sobieszczański
Maciej Sobieszczański on "Brother": from a real-life prison encounter to crafting a quiet, intimate drama about absence, family and fragile hope.
Maciej Sobieszczański on "Brother": from a real-life prison encounter to crafting a quiet, intimate drama about absence, family and fragile hope.
Agnieszka Holland reflects on a bold, kaleidoscopic take on Kafka with "Franz", exploring the man behind the myth and his unexpected modern-day legacy.
Discover the Hallucination Collective Film Festival in this interview with programmer Éric Peretti: unveiling underground vampire flicks and Mexican exploitation gems in Lyon’s most daring cinematic showcase.
Discover the story of BFI Flare’s history through the eyes of Joss Morfitt, researcher and writer, revealing how queer cinema and London's LGBTQ+ culture have evolved over 40 years.
Bari International Film Festival
At the Bari International Film & TV Festival, director Raha Shirazi reflects on memory, resistance and the power of Iranian women’s voices in her documentary "A War on Women".
With Heysel 85, Teodora Ana Mihai turns a football tragedy into a mirror for today's world and the choices we make in times of crisis
With Narciso, Marcelo Martinessi returns to the Berlinale with a film noir about desire, repression and the dangers of authoritarianism
With A Russian Winter, Patrick Chiha maps the frozen limbo of Russian exiles, nowhere in time and space
With Salvation, in competition at the 76th Berlinale, Emin Alper shows, by analyzing a village community, how people become radicalized.
A child of my own by Maite Alberdi marks the director’s return to Berlinale.
One Battle After Another led the 2026 Oscars with six wins, ahead of Sinners with four, in a ceremony shaped by politics, firsts and industry anxiety.
"It’s never over: Jeff Buckley" by Amy Berg is finally coming out in Italy thanks to Nexo
"A Brief Affair" actress Valeria Golino reflects on challenging roles, artistic freedom and bringing writer Goliarda Sapienza to life in "Fuori".
"A Brief Affair": Ludovica Rampoldi on turning a love triangle into a seductive psychological thriller at Cinema Made in Italy.
“Primavera”: Damiano Michieletto discusses Vivaldi, freedom and the power of music in his Venice-set historical debut.
“Three Goodbyes”: Isabel Coixet discusses adapting Michela Murgia’s stories into a tender, life-affirming film about love, loss and what it means to be alive.
"The Last One for the Road" director Francesco Sossai talks friendship, nostalgia and shooting on film at Cinema Made in Italy.
“A Year of School”: Laura Samani discusses desire, masculinity and teenage friendships in her coming-of-age film at Cinema Made in Italy.
Barbra Streisand will receive the Honorary Palme d’Or at the 79th Festival de Cannes, celebrating a groundbreaking career across cinema, music and cultural life.
The call for the 14th edition of Final Cut in Venice has opened, supporting films in post-production from Africa and the Middle East.
At the 44 BFM an Homage to Abbas Kiarostami on the Tenth Anniversary of His Passing
Cinema, Theatre and Arts as a family business for Marc and Alex van Warmerdam
Following the 2014 exhibition dedicated to his work, Pierre-Luc Granjon is back at the Bergamo Film meeting
Jonathan Stiasny talks about the emotional and creative story behind his film "Bowie: The Final Act", exploring the musician's last years, creative bravery, and lasting legacy of a immense artistic icon.
Giorgio Gosetti, critic and festival organiser, founder of the Noir in Festival and a key figure in the Venice Days, has died in Rome.
Peter Jackson riceverà la Palma d’Oro onoraria alla 79ª edizione del Festival de Cannes, riconoscimento per una carriera che ha trasformato il cinema epico.
Peter Jackson will receive the Honorary Palme d’Or at the opening of the 79th Cannes Film Festival, honoring his transformative impact on global cinema.
Winner of 4 César awards, after Cannes and Rome Film Festival, Nouvelle Vague finally lands Italian cinemas.
From Sundance to Berlinale, blending body horror and psychological thriller, comes Saccharine by Natalie Erika James
FRED Film Radio joins the many voices across the international film community in expressing its support for Tricia Tuttle and for the Berlinale, one of the world’s most vital spaces for cinematic dialogue and cultural exchange. As a media platform …