“Untitled Home Invasion Romance”, interview with director Jason Biggs
"Untitled Home Invasion Romance" marks actor Jason Biggs' first time as a director
"Untitled Home Invasion Romance" marks actor Jason Biggs' first time as a director
The Birthday Party, from Locarno to Torino Film Festival, a film about power, legacy and tyrannic love starring Willem Dafoe
The Teacher by Farah Nabulsi with Saleh Bakri, finally landing in Italy, from Torino Film Festival to cinemas.
Coexistence, My Ass! from Sundance to Torino Film Festival, 5 years in the life of Israeli activist-comedian Noam Shuster
“Hold Me (If You Want)” by Mounia Akl explores mental health, repression, and love amidst chaos, revealing a gripping journey of self-acceptance and resilience. the film project has been included in this year's Torino Film Lab.
Discover the heartfelt story behind "9 Temples to Heaven" — a family journey exploring beliefs, love, and tradition in Thai culture, capturing universal family bonds. The film has been awarded with the TFLab fund.
Through the words of the director Andrea Rocco, let's discover how Sardegna Film Commission boosts local productions with tailored funds, expert services, and training—making Sardinia a prime filming destination.
Discover "The Passions of Angela Simmons": a gripping story of tradition, loss, and self-discovery rooted in Texas debutante culture and personal transformation, through the words of director Lucy Kerr.
"Eternity", directed by David Freyne explores love and happiness in the afterlife, blending humor with profound questions about choice, with great inspiration by classic Hollywood comedies.
Discover how the Trentino Film Commission attracts top productions, boosts local industry, and promotes the region’s culture through innovative film support.
At the Festival del Cinema Europeo, producer Louise Vesth reveals Lars von Trier’s new film After and an ambitious 100-episode project.
Berlinale 2026 will award the Honorary Golden Bear to Michelle Yeoh, celebrating her four-decade contribution to global cinema.
The Bad Boy and Me, at the 23rd Alice Nella Città marks social-media phenomenon and influential Content creator Noah Beck’s debut as actor.
Anemone by Ronan Day-Lewis , winner of the 23rd Alice nella città - Best Debut feature award, marks the return of Daniel Day-Lewis
"Bluey at the Cinema: 'Let’s play Chef' Collection” brings the animated series to the big screen: from Alice nella Città to the cinema theatres on October 30.
"If I Had Legs I'd Kick You" interview at Rome Film Fest with Mary Bronstein and Rose Byrne: humor, tragedy, motherhood and much more
Doclisboa International Film Festival
"Eighty Plus", by director Želimir Žilnik, is a poignant film exploring exile, social change, and family roots in Serbia, blending humor and irony to reflect a nation’s complex history.
Chloé Zhao discusses “Hamnet”, a powerful tale of love, grief, and artistic transformation, at the 20th Rome Film Fest.
Doclisboa International Film Festival
"Towards the Light," by director Vadim Kostrov is a poignant film exploring exile, memory, and hope through evocative imagery and personal storytelling.
In “Rebuilding”, Max Walker-Silverman reflects on loss, resilience, and the fragile beauty of starting over — finding hope in what remains.
Doclisboa International Film Festival
Discover the compelling stories behind "Cactus Flower" and "East of Noon", where director Hala Elkoussy blends social issues, vibrant cityscapes, and universal themes.
Doclisboa International Film Festival
Discover the surprising depth of "Vacances" by Victoria Hely-Hutchinson, revealing intimate family dynamics and the haunting beauty of a Provençal villa over a decade.
Anemone by Ronan Day-Lewis, presented at the 23rd Alice nella Città, marks Daniel Day-Lewis’s return to cinema.
Discover Michel Franco’s film "Dreams", exploring the crossing of borders and social — highlighting the immigrant struggle and the illusion of the American dream.
In “A Second Life”, director Laurent Slama captures silence, hope, and rebirth in Olympic Paris — a story of connection beyond sound and sight.
In “Romería”, Carla Simón transforms absence into presence, weaving together imagination and memory to reclaim a lost past.
"Good Boy" main actors Stephen Graham and Anson Boon on society, youth and culture’s role in shaping identity
"Straight Circle" explores identity, borders, and conflict through the eyes of director Oscar Hudson and actors Luke and Elliott Tittensor at BFI London Film Festival 2025.
"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.