Shogen, Matsuura Ryo – December, your lovely smile #FarEastFilmFestival
Scripted by Lim, a Malaysian-born director long based in Osaka, Your Lovely Smile has the feel of a Watanabe film by proxy, with his distinctive brand of self-mocking humor.
Scripted by Lim, a Malaysian-born director long based in Osaka, Your Lovely Smile has the feel of a Watanabe film by proxy, with his distinctive brand of self-mocking humor.
At the same time, The Other Child is a searing drama about the psychology of grief and loss.
In a precarious time when transphobia is more pronounced and rampant, this is the story you need to know.
Lucky Love's incredible story of how she transformed the hardships of her life into increasingly powerful examples of resilience.
An epic work that took seven years and tells through perceptions and visual elements the yearning for love and what happens to us when a story ends.
A coming of age in which the protagonists know exactly who they are but don't know how the world works.
This May, the 2023 German Film Festival presented by Palace, in association with German Films, showcases the best contemporary German cinema direct from major festivals in Europe plus a selection from its German-speaking neighbours, Austria and Switzerland. Australian audience can …
The opening film of the 38th Lovers Film Festival is an ironic comedy about the search for love but, above all, the desire to find one's own way in the world.
The adaptation of thePhilippe Besson's book is a moving story about memory, like a puzzle to complete.
Fabian Stumm's directorial debut is a personal film about love, death, and finding one's place in life.
In Rome, Anthony, Angela and Joe Russo, Richard Madden, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Stanley Tucci and David Weil talk about the new tv series Citadel.
The first Nigerian film with LGBTQi themes is a story about loneliness, need for love and to be loved.
A coming of age that tells of the discovery of oneself and of the world, and which turns out to be a discovery as a film too, due to the maturity, delicacy and freshness with which it is filmed and …
A personal and spiritual journey through America, with a very particular twist.
"Following the narrative of life", Ann Oren on her first feature film, Piaffe, from Locarno to its italian premiere in Bolzano.
Filmmaker, producer, and academic director Marta Andreu walks us into the world of "experiencing" cinema.
Radio Journalist, Film critic and film festival consultant, AnKa Leweke talks about reviewing and promoting cinema on the radio .
ARSAD 2023 and Media for All 10: audio description and media accessibility beyond their traditional boundaries.
From Berlinale's Encounters to the Bolzano Film Festival, Ayşe Polat on portraying victims and perpetrators.
Christine A.Mayer on sharing a vision with Jasmila Zbanic and the increasing number of women cinematographers in the cinema world.
Professional audio describer and lead trainer in Red Bee Media’s Audio Description team.
In Rome, James Gray talks about his autobiographical film.
Jaco Van Dormael, protagonist of Europe, Now! at the Bergamo Film Meeting talks about his cinema and his first film, Toto le héros coming back restored in 4K in italian cinemas from April 17th thanks to I WONDER CLASSICS.
Michaela Pavlátová: the protagonist of the section dedicated to auteur animation cinema at BFM 41
Ursula Meier on the homage to her work the 41st Bergamo Film Meeting has organized.
Two sisters and their brother on a difficult journey to become "Adults". Hannah Gross, Michael Cera and Sophia Lillis talk about this journey with the film.
With a tough and dranamtic role, Simon baker talsk about his acting non-method and the work on this film Limbo..
A thick and marvelously shot film, on homophobia and machismo, with a unexpected brutal honesty at its core.
A new horizon for animation, with a encounter between Chinese tradition and western paintings and techniques, for a mesmerising movie.