Stellan Skarsgard – Gordon & Paddy #Berlinale2018
Stellan Skarsgard on his life, career and his successful children: From Gordon & Paddy to Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again.
Stellan Skarsgard on his life, career and his successful children: From Gordon & Paddy to Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again.
Subverting the Western genre by turning it into a feminist film.
Walaa and the strength of Palestinian women.
The anti-heroine it is impossible not to empathize with.
Not even Meryl Streep could play this part better than Léonore Ekstrand.
Thessaloniki Doc Film Festival
An invisible foe, an eternal bond.
Thessaloniki Doc Film Festival
Up the Punx, tied up in Nottz.
Thessaloniki Doc Film Festival
Subverting the Submissive!
A road trip of two old men to remember the horrible past, that one suffered and the other did not want to know, until now.
A rock opera about the past to fight nowadays' demons.
Who's the first-time-director behind the Argentinian dark tale "Marilyn", and how dangerously counterproductive the representation of violence in contemporary cinema can be.
The Grand Dame of the film world receives the Berlinale Camera.
The film critic from Madagascar introduces herself for FRED.
The most international Shooting Star at the Berlinale is UK's very own Michaela Coel.
A Pole loses his face after falling into the body of Christ.
The EFM turns 30 and stays a pioneer in the film industry.
On the occasion of Industry Talks at EFM, Marcus Hu, distributor and member of the Academy, tells us about the new policies for equality his committee is working on.
Chasing unicorns, father figures, poetry and possibly God: Unicórnio - not your average coming of age.
"Perversos y Adorables" - a little chat with Walter Rodríguez and Catalina Saavedra, cast for "Marilyn", an Argentinian dark tale.
Land: the forgotten American Indian reservations in a very European-Italian film.
"I’ve never really found slaughtering animals distressing. It was just normal" - Ceres, a documentary feature debut about life, children, farms and cycles.
A women's tale to portray today's Paraguay.
Director Katherine Fairfax Wright talks about her experiences and background.
The replica of a heist that happened in Mexico in the 80's gives us a taste of the great heist films of the past, and much more.
A talk with one of the most famous Austrian actresses, for a film about finding one's own self and the consequences of it.
A film about coming out to yourself and a coming of age, in a land between the city and the countryside. And a Franco Battiato song.
Gurrumul was the greatest aborigenal singer, a unique talent and a shy person. A film about a timeless musical talent.
20 years together with Gurrumul, the greatest aboriginal singer, as friend and band member and producer. A magical and intense journey.