Unfolding in two very different locations, “Moon,” the elliptical second feature from Iraq-born Austrian filmmaker Kurdwin Ayub (“Sun”) follows a…
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It’s rare for a new feature-length project from an internationally renowned filmmaker to arrive almost fully shrouded in mystery, especially…
Read More »Lithuanian cinema, not typically that well represented on the international film festival circuit, was the big story of this year’s…
Read More »Akiplėša (Toxic), the feature debut from Lithuanian writer and director Saulė Bliuvaitė that explores the human body and mysterious model…
Read More »Akiplėša (Toxic) is the feature film debut from Lithuanian director Saulė Bliuvaitė, and it had its world premiere in the…
Read More »For Switzerland’s SRG SSR, the main goal is keeping co-producers “happy,” said Gregory Catella at Locarno. “We profit from this…
Read More »Open Doors, the co-production and talent development program for artists from underrepresented communities around the world that is part of…
Read More »In 1980, Italian writer and director Marco Tullio Giordana won the Golden Leopard award at the Locarno Film Festival for…
Read More »Richard Hunter’s feature “Foul Evil Deeds” is one of the more European of British first features, taking its inspiration from…
Read More »Writer and director Kurdwin Ayub was born in Iraq, but her family came to Austria as refugees when she was…
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