“I’ll be gone in June”, interview with the director Katharina Rivilis
Katharina Rivilis discusses I’ll Be Gone in June at Cannes 2026, exploring adolescence, post-9/11 America and memory.
Katharina Rivilis discusses I’ll Be Gone in June at Cannes 2026, exploring adolescence, post-9/11 America and memory.
Sein Lyan Tun discusses Original Wound at Cannes 2026, exploring family trauma, memory and emotional violence.
Sam Manacsa discusses Annisa at Cannes 2026, exploring sound, adolescence and belonging through the perspective of a blind teenage girl.
Reza Fahriyansyah and Ananth Subramaniam discuss Holy Crowd at Cannes 2026, exploring miracles, herd mentality and collective obsession.
Khozy Rizal and Lam Li Shuen discuss Mothers Are Mothering at Cannes 2026, exploring queer identity, motherhood and emotional alienation.
Aina Clotet discusses Viva at Cannes 2026, exploring desire, illness, emotional dependence and the fear of loneliness.
Born at the turn of the century in a village’s butcher shop, Jeanne Lavaur dreams of becoming a countess. Inspired by the fearless Céleste and guided by her love for Guillaume de Barante, Jeanne’s journey carries her from the vibrant …
In Cannes, Koji Fukada discusses Nagi Notes, a film about loneliness, artistic observation and the invisible tensions connecting rural Japan to the wider world.
Emma Barboni of Emilia Romagna Film Commission presents us all the actions through which the institution boosts regional film production, festivals, and international co-productions, fostering Italy's vibrant audiovisual ecosystem.
Listen Global Critics Cannes Voice! Exclusive and thoughtful conversations with leading international film critics, and in-depth analysis of the most anticipated films of the 79th Cannes Film Festival.
Listen Global Critics Cannes Voice! Exclusive and thoughtful conversations with leading international film critics, and in-depth analysis of the most anticipated films of the 79th Cannes Film Festival.
Géssica Généus, director of "Marie Madeleine": "In Haiti, everything lives together – the beauty, the complexity of our society. It’s all there, all at once."
Director Pierre Salvadori on the "ambiguous" lead couple in "The Electric Kiss": "She is manipulating him, but at the same time, she's bringing him back to life."
Exclusive interview with Katie Schuck, Dalls Film Commissioner, recorded in collaboration with Cinema&Video International at the 79th Cannes Film Festival.
Cate Blanchett at Cannes 2026: a cinephile Rendez-vous on TÁR, AI, festivals, craft, equality and the human hand in cinema.
Discover how "The End of It" explores survival and societal control in a compelling sci-fi debut shot in Tenerife, blending black humor with urgent future themes.
Will Sharpe discusses grief, vulnerability and animation in "In Waves", opening film of Cannes Critics’ Week by Phuong-Mai Nguyen.
Friuli Venezia Giulia Film Commission leverages its diverse landscapes and 26 years of expertise to boost local film productions and attract Hollywood projects. We talked about it with one of its founders Gianluca Novel.
Talking with Production manager Francesca Melis, we discover how Sardegna Film Commission boosts local and international productions with funding, location incentives, and innovative projects in film and sound design.
We discover, through the words of its director Alessandro Voglino, how the Film Commission Abruzzo is revitalizing the region’s cinema industry with €4M funding, fostering local talent, and attracting international productions.
"Atonement", first feature by Reed Van Dyk, presented in the Directors Fortnight in Cannes reveals the deep emotional scars of war and the power of empathy, exploring healing and understanding beyond enemy lines in a compelling story.
Discover Titanic Ocean, a coming-of-age fantasy about aspiring mermaids, shot across Japan and Europe. An enchanting, boundary-crossing film you can't miss!
Listen Global Critics Cannes Voice! Exclusive and thoughtful conversations with leading international film critics, and in-depth analysis of the most anticipated films of the 79th Cannes Film Festival.
With Butterfly Jam, Talha Akdogan, Riley Keough and Harry Melling explore the tenderness hidden inside a story of pride, masculinity and bad decisions
With The Meltdown, Manuela Martelli and Saskia Rosendahl trace the shape of silence and the danger of a memory that fades too easily
Discover why Gentle Monster stands out with its intense societal themes, strong cast, and European co-production, making it a compelling and investment-worthy film. Recorded in collaboration with Cinema&Video International at the 79th Cannes Film Festival.
Listen Global Critics Cannes Voice! Exclusive and thoughtful conversations with leading international film critics, and in-depth analysis of the most anticipated films of the 79th Cannes Film Festival.
Discover Ting, a dark fantasy period drama set in 1918 Italy, blending compelling coming-of-age storytelling with striking historical and fantastical elements. This interview was recorded in collaboration with Cinema&Video International at the 79th Cannes Film Festival.
FRED Film Radio and Cinema & Video International launch The Market Insider, a podcast exploring the global audiovisual industry.
Riviera International Film Festival
"Real stories can drive filmmaking, but funding remains the biggest challenge for new projects today"