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PODCAST | Cristiana Palmieri interviews Tonia Mishiali, director and screenwriter of the film Pause.
Tonia talks about mixing drama and humour with reality and dreams throughout the film, and how she strikes the right balance to keep all these ingredients in the precise proportion.
Pause: Cypriot director Tonia Mishiali’s striking debut feature centres on a working-class housewife going through menopause and suddenly fed up with the everyday oppression of domestic servitude. Stella Fyrogeni is marvellous as the subdued, tragically stifled Elpida, who chafes at the exhausting drudgery and emptiness of her life and actively fantasises about violence against her brutishly uncaring and frequently cruel husband. Spiked with black humour, the banality of this domestic drama escalates to a satisfying final twist.
To discover more about the film, click here.
Since 2016, more than 60 female filmmakersfrom Europe have seen their celluloid dreams dance across Sydney’s silver – and digital –screens thanks to a key Sydney Film Festival program strand. Europe! Voices of Women in Film shares exceptional features with …
An outstanding drama based on the true story of a Kosovo war widow fighting against patriarchy.
Evi Romen’s debut feature tells the sensitive story of Mario, a restless young dancer from a conservative village whose best friend is killed in a deadly attack on a gay bar.
“With major disruptions in cinema releases, the Festival selection brings together some of the best films of the last two years; extraordinary works from major award-winners to some of the most anticipated films of the year.”
The 18th Rome Film Festival promises an extended cinematic celebration from Oct 18-29, featuring global films and TV series premieres.
At the 36th European Film Awards, Vanessa Redgrave, is set to receive the EUROPEAN LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT award by the European Film Academy.
Exclusive previews from the 18th Rome Film Festival: Isabella Rossellini and Shigeru Umebayashi will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award
A look at the structural changes and the future of the Berlinale: from Carlo Chatrian's resignation, to the reactions of the film industry.
