“Dust”, interview with director Anke Blondé and screenwriter Angelo Tijssens
Anke Blondé and Angelo Tijssens present "Dust" in Competition at the 76th Berlinale, a drama on masculinity and corporate collapse.
Anke Blondé and Angelo Tijssens present "Dust" in Competition at the 76th Berlinale, a drama on masculinity and corporate collapse.
With "Wolfram", presented at the 76th Berlinale, Thornton goes back to the Western genre, this time filled with hope overcoming a tough world.
Emilia-Romagna Film Commission supports film projects, including new funding opportunities and innovative measures like on-set nurseries. We learned more form the words of Emma Barboni.
IDM Music and Film Commission's new regional fund boosts musicians and filmmakers, fueling innovation and industry growth, while celebrating its 15th year of activity.
Discover how Toscana Film Commission boosts local talent with innovative training programs in costume design and content creation for the audiovisual industry.
Discover how the Genova Liguria Film Commission boosts regional cinema with unique events like Portofino Days and supports film projects rooted in Ligurian history.
"Queen at Sea" by Lance Hammer, with Juliette Binoche was presented in Competition at the 76 Berlinale. The film explores the emotional toll of dementia on caregivers, highlighting raw, authentic human experiences without sentimentality.
Markus Schleinzer discusses "Rose" in Competition at the 76th Berlinale, exploring identity, power and historical research.
"At the Sea", presented in the 76th Berlinale competition, stars Amy Adams in an unbelievably brave role.
The Soup of the Day dalla Berlinale 2026: scopri i film d'apertura di questa edizione, tra storie d’amore, film politici, che intrecciano Storia e attualità.
"Gugu's world" by director Allan Deberton is a story of childhood, family bonds, and universal dreams set in rural Brazil. An emotional journey for all ages.
The captivating story of "The Education of Jane Cumming" by director Sophie Heldman explores early feminism, societal norms, and love amid scandal in 1810 Edinburgh.
The film is about the meaning of artistic identity in contemporary art and in cinema
"Truly Naked" presents a raw and emotionally charged exploration of complex family dynamics and authentic intimacy, emerging as a bold and boundary-pushing work of contemporary cinema.
"Truly Naked" tackles teenage intimacy amid the adult entertainment industry, exploring raw emotions and boundary-pushing storytelling.
"Dao" by director Alain Gomis explores cultural heritage, identity, and the balance of joy and grief through interconnected rituals, inviting viewers to reflect on their own cultural roots.
"I Understand Your Displeasure" by Kilian Armando Friedrich sheds light on social inequality, exploitation, and the resilience of marginalized workers in Germany’s cleaning sector.
To represent Portugal at the EFP’s European Shooting Stars 2026: Cleo Diára
To represent Norway at the EFP’s European Shooting Stars 2026: Sofia Tjelta Sydness
To represent the Netherlands at the EFP’s European Shooting Stars 2026: Joes Brauers
To represent Italy at the EFP’s European Shooting Stars 2026: Tecla Insolia
To represent Ireland at the EFP’s European Shooting Stars 2026: Danielle Galligan
To represent Germany at the EFP’s European Shooting Stars 2026: Enno Trebs
To represent France at the EFP’s European Shooting Stars 2026: Salif Cissé
To represent Belgium at the EFP’s European Shooting Stars 2026: Violet Braeckman
To represent Austria at the EFP’s European Shooting Stars 2026: Lucas Englander
To represent Kosovo and Albania at the EFP’s European Shooting Stars 2026: Fatlume Bunjaku
"Allegro Pastell" explores nostalgia, love, and connection through unique storytelling and intimate email-era communication, for a generation that longs for freedom but at same time also for connections.
"Everybody Digs Bill Evans" captivates with its style and explores the jazz icon’s complex life, blending visual innovation with heartfelt storytelling and masterful performances.
The emotional depth of "Paradise" is explained by its director Jérémy Comte. A multi-year project exploring trust and betrayal across Ghana and Canada through powerful visuals and heartfelt storytelling.