“Mare’s Nest”, interview with director Ben Rivers
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.
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.
At the Rome Film Fest, “I’m Curious Johnny”, director Julien Temple and Johnny Pigozzi talk about fame, friendship, and 50 years of photos turned into one playful, revealing film.
"Good Boy", interview with director Ben Leonberg and producer Kari Fischer at the 23rd edition of Alice nella Città
At the Rome Film Fest, director Ari Aster presents “Eddington”, his new film starring Joaquin Phoenix and Pedro Pascal — a modern Western about rivalry, paranoia and technology.
“The Other Side of Summer”, a conversation with actresses Lucie Fingerhutová and Nikola Kylarová and producer Ondřej Lukeš: "We wanted to tell a story about friendship, sisterhood and finding a good place or a better place".
How "Wild Style" by Charlie Ahearn revolutionized street culture and cinema, blending innocence and artistry in an iconic film that defined a generation.
Discover the secrets behind "Moss and Freud," a captivating film exploring the unexpected bond between Kate Moss and Lucian Freud—an intimate look at artistry and human connection.
"Bad Apples", Discover the dark comedy thriller at the BFI London Film Festival. Jonathan Exler and Neha Asphäll shed light on this unique film.
Dal 63° New York Film Festival, intervista esclusiva a Francesco Sossai, regista de "Le città di pianura (The Last One for the Road)".
The Oscar-winning star of Annie Hall and The Godfather dies at 79, leaving a legacy of wit, warmth and freedom.
"Queen Kelly" restoration reveals a cinematic legend’s untold vision, blending rare footage and artistic reimagining to honor its complex silent era roots.
After Dark: Director Iain Forbes explores moral ambiguities and urban isolation in his new thriller. A must-see at the BFI London Film Festival 2025.
Dust to Dreams Producer Mo Abudu discusses bringing a Lagos-based story to the BFI London Film Festival and the importance of diverse representation in cinema.
Festival programmer Grace Barber-Plentie talks through the highlights of London Film Festival 2025 from Shakespearean-inspired films to star-studded premieres
Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival
Breaking Walls – a heartfelt comedy and road movie about generational change, masculinity, fatherhood and Europe's evolving identity. Discover its powerful social insights in this provoking mix of humour and social drama.
The President’s Cake: Hasan Hadi brings his Camera d’or winner realistic fable To Zurich Film Festival
Fred.Fm showcases the innovative FIFIGROT Film Festival, blending provocative screenings, immersive performances, and urban culture to create a dynamic cinematic experience.
Busan International Film Festival
"Whisperings of the Moon" is a must-see! Dive into Lai Yuqing's vision of queer romance in Phnom Penh, where culture clashes and passion ignite.
Busan International Film Festival
"The River That Holds Our Hands", a film exploring the Teochew diaspora, blends documentary and fiction to capture cultural identity, memory and a dreamlike reality.
Claudia Cardinale dies at 87. Star of The Leopard, 8½ and Once Upon a Time in the West, she worked with Visconti, Fellini, Leone and Herzog. A timeless cinema icon.
Honey Don't by Ethan Coen, the second chapter in a lesbian pulp trilogy that began with Drive Away Dolls, subverts the femme fatale trope.
Farewell to Robert Redford, 89. The Hollywood icon, Oscar-winning director, and founder of Sundance Film Festival died at his home in Utah, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy of film and activism.
"Our cinematic tribute to the powerful of music"
"A Dan in Vain" by Lee Hong-Chi is a powerful glimpse into Shanghai lost hopes, capturing young artists' internal struggles and societal pressures with minimal emotion.
Interview with Julian Schnabel and Oscar Isaac, director and actor of "In the hand of Dante", a story based in the novel by Nick Tosches
Jacopo Chessa came to talk to Fred about the new agreement that Italian Film Commissions Association has finalized with the British Film Commissions and also about the 5 titles that his film commission proudly suppeorted that were selected in various …
Giornate degli Autori - Venezia
Josh Siegel, film curator at MOMA, is one of the jury members at Giornate Degli Autori. His approach to this role as well as to his job is keeping an open mind and being receptive.
At the closing ceremony of the 82nd Venice International Film Festival, Jim Jarmusch won the Golden Lion with Father Mother Sister Brother.
In her interveiw with Fred radio, Emma Barboni form the Emilia Romagna Film Commission highlights the region's efforts to attract international film coproductions, showcasing new projects, locations, and regional incentives for filmmakers. And praises "The Kidnapping of Arabella", by Carolina …
The collateral awards of the 82nd Venice Film Festival have been announced: En el camino by David Pablos wins the 2025 Queer Lion.