“Filipiñana”, interview with director Rafael Manuel
"Filipiñana" explores class divide and invisible violence through stunning visuals and minimal storytelling, highlighting beauty's dark side in Philippine society.
"Filipiñana" explores class divide and invisible violence through stunning visuals and minimal storytelling, highlighting beauty's dark side in Philippine society.
"The Lights, they fall," by director Saša Vajda captures grief, friendship, and societal complexities with a slow, contemplative pace that deeply resonates.
"The Red Hangar" by director Juan Pablo Sallato is a powerful Chilean film exploring moral dilemmas during the 1973 military coup, combining stark visuals with deep psychological insight.
From hit novel by Stefania S. the new Italian Original Love Me, Love Me finally lands on Prime Video
The World Cinema Fund promotes international film diversity and supports local voices amid global challenges. Its director, Sata Cissokho gives us a deeper look into it.
The Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale) is a festival showcasing bold, artist-driven films that challenge norms, inspire dialogue, and reflect today’s urgent political and cultural issues.
Project Manager Nikola Joetze and Programme Manager Tobias Pausinger on this year’s theme: “Creating (and) Confusion – Cinema, Chaos and the Power of Discomfort.”.
The Berlinale Pro* Director Tanja Meissner introduces the numerous new initiatives the EFM is starting this year such as the EFM Animation Days, EFM Beyond and EFM Frontières Focus
Discover the secrets of the Co-Production Market at Berlinale—top projects, selection process, and how it fuels international collaborations in film and series, through the words of is Head, Martina Bleis.
INCinema - Il Festival per Tutti
INCinema returns to Florence on January 31, 2026 at the Cinema La Compagnia with Radiance by Naomi Kawase and The Way We Were by Sydney Pollack.
With 16 nominations, Sinners becomes the most nominated film in Oscar history, surpassing the long-standing record held by All About Eve, Titanic and La La Land.
The 76th Berlinale reveals a diverse Competition lineup, mixing established auteurs, international stars and debut filmmakers.
Sentimental Value tops the European Film Awards 2026 with six prizes, as Berlin hosts a politically attentive ceremony reshaped for awards season visibility.
Fantasy by Kukla lands the 37th Trieste Film Festival’s competition after Locarno and Sarajevo.
"The Visitor", renowned cinematographer Vytautas Katkus' debut feature, is in competition at the 37° Trieste Film Festival
Golden Globes 2026: One Battle After Another and Hamnet split top film prizes; Adolescence dominates TV.
Béla Tarr died on 6 January 2026. Across nine films, he transformed time into an ethical stance and cinema into an act of resistance.
An exclusive interview with Simone Gandolfo, President of Valle d’Aosta Film Commission, on Focus London 2025 and why the Alpine region is a hidden gem for film and TV producers.
Wim Wenders will preside over the International Jury of the 76th Berlinale, overseeing the selection of the Golden and Silver Bears in February 2026.
Jacopo Chessa, director of Veneto Film Commission, on Focus London 2025 and a standout year spanning Cannes, Venice and global productions.
Marrakech International Film Festival
Laurence Fishburne's interview explores his iconic roles, influences, and future projects—revealing insights into acting, Black cinema, and his evolving creative journey.
Marrakech International Film Festival
Guillermo del Toro on "Frankenstein" and his way of moviemaking: how childhood readings shaped his love for monsters, blending tenderness with horror.
First Secretary for Economic and Commercial Affairs highlights Italy's role as a creative hub, boosting UK-Italy film collaborations and international opportunities.
Chief Executive of British Film Commission and President of Italian Film Commissions Association: strengthening UK-Italy co-productions and boosting international film opportunities.
Discover how the Italian Trade Agency boosts Italy's appeal as a top destination for international film and audiovisual projects through incentives and global collaborations.
An esclusive interview with Georgia Cecconi, director of West London Film Production, on Focus London 2025 and why collaboration beats competition.
Alberto Battocchi, film commissioner at Trentino Film Commission, on Focus London 2025, Vermiglio, Green Film and Trentino’s evolving role on screen.
An exclusive interview to Stefania Ippoliti, Director of Toscana Film Commission, on Focus London 2025, from “The Monster of Florence” to Shonda Rhimes dreams.
Diego Cavallo, Partner at Panorama Films, on Focus London 2025, working on “Mission: Impossible”, “The White Lotus” and filming Italy at scale.
An exclusive interview to Andrea Rocco, director of Sardegna Film Commission, on Focus London 2025 and why Sardinia works on screen — island or not.