Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk – Pamfir #TFF40
The director of Pamfir tells us all about his visually striking and emotionally driven film.
The director of Pamfir tells us all about his visually striking and emotionally driven film.
Kristina is not jus a portrait of a trans woman, but of a person who deals with the world, as Nikola Spasic tells us.
The hyper-creative Albert Serra and his monumental social thriller, shot in Tahiti with an astounding Benoit Magimel.
A chat with an iconic actor about his beginnings and the masterpieces of his career.
A debut film, a nostalgic and melancholic look on how difficult it is to process grief and accept the loss of someone dear.
"A film about the journalists and all the women who stood up to tell their stories": Maria Schrader on She Said's essential drive and focus.
"A film about the journalists and all the women who stood up to tell their stories": Maria Schrader on She Said's essential drive and focus.
From Academy Award director Don Hall, an ecologist fairytale about a three generations of men meeting halfway.
The resilience of Ukrainian cinema and one of its most important festivals, through the words of Andriy Khalpakhchi.
Jewish International Film Festival - JIFF
Chock full of 52 films from all across the world, JIFF 2022 presents must-see headliners, literary deep-dives, extraordinary true stories, laugh-out-loud comedies, and films of great joy, levity and jubilance.
A reflection on the care and taking charge of the body by the medical institution, which leads to a reflection on social reproduction as a theme of our community.
One of the filmmakers most committed to telling the impact of the human race on the environment.
Combining modern day footage with 3D animations inspired by Daxiong's art, the film traces the event to its 20th anniversary and brings to life an unprecedented story of challenge.
The Cathedral is the portrait of an obsession, of a life entirely consecrated to the creation of a work that confronts us with the contradictions of the "success" of a work born of a deeply personal vocation.
Trieste Science+Fiction Festival
In the interview with Alice Lucy, leading actress of Mad Heidi at Trieste Science and Fiction Film Festival we talked about the idea behind the movie and her challenges during the shooting.
WICIP, the first project for the international promotion of Italian cinema written, produced and directed by women. It includes the presentation of five films that are also available in versions accessible to the deaf and to the blind.
Trieste Science+Fiction Festival
After the collapse of Earth's ecosystem, Vesper, a 13-year-old girl struggling to survive with her paralyzed father, meets a woman with a secret who will force her to use her wits, strengths and bio-hacking abilities to fight for the possibility …
Trieste Science+Fiction Festival
What to do if the water rationing you are entitled to is too little?
Trieste Science+Fiction Festival
A mother fights to save the life of her ailing daughter after an unprecedented pandemic ravaged the planet, leaving resources so scarce you must pay for them with your life.
Trieste Science+Fiction Festival
We talk with Neil Marshall about his last horror flick, at the Trieste Science + Fiction Festival, where he is also head of the Jury.
An epic period fantasy series with a modern sensibility set in an enchanted land of breathtaking beauty.
From the book by Charles Graeber, Eddie Redmayne plays Charles Cullen, the serial killer nurse who managed to kill so many people thanks to his compassionate ways and his ability to become invisible
It's classic D&D: a band of unlikely companions comes together, then sets off across a fantastical landscape to achieve a goal and defeat a bad guy.
The rousing spy thriller will explore tales filled with espionage and daring missions to restore hope to a galaxy in the grip of a ruthless Empire.
Loving and crashing all the adorable Rom Coms cliches: Bros is in Italian Cinemas.
Being part of the Bonelli Cinematic Universe and its beginning.
WICIP, the first project for the international promotion of Italian cinema written, produced and directed by women. It includes the presentation of five films that are also available in versions accessible to the deaf and to the blind.
WICIP, the first project for the international promotion of Italian cinema written, produced and directed by women. It includes the presentation of five films that are also available in versions accessible to the deaf and to the blind.