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“Conversation with” at the 20th Marrakech IFF, interview with actor Willem Dafoe Bénédicte Prot
“Fwends” by director Sophie Somerville‘s explores the transitional phase from adolescence to adulthood through the reunion of two friends.
Set against the backdrop of Melbourne in spring, the film captures the city’s influence on the narrative and aesthetic.
Somerville balances existential themes with humour, reflecting on the challenges of being in one’s 20s.
The incorporation of special effects and improvisation adds depth to the storytelling and character development.
Walk and talk in Melbourne: Em has travelled from Sydney to visit her friend Jessie. They don’t have any plans – and there isn’t even a proper duvet for Em, although the two young women won’t be sleeping anyway. For soon their sweet, smart babbling is in full flow, moving from the banal to the heavy and back again. Both of them are lost in their own way: Em because her supposed dream job comes with an exploitative, misogynous climate; Jessie because she’s now in a vacuum following a break-up. The hours they share become a space of play, just as their slacker-like movements through the city turn into an observation of themselves and those around them. Fwends alights upon the diffuse, sensitive realm between late adolescence and adult life, or, as director Sophie Somerville fittingly describes it, “how being in your 20s means staring into a dark, deep, meaningless void.” Yet the film hews closer to comedy than to drama, as analyses of the difficult present are delivered with costumes and special effects, with rap and improvisation. Made without a big budget, Fwends goes to unexpected places – and is also a declaration of love to a metropolis in spring.
Home sweet home by director Frelle Petersen is an authentic insights into the emotional challenges faced by caregivers while they provide care to elderly and fragile people, reflecting the genuine dynamics of small-town communities,
The Berlinale Pro* Director Tanja Meissner introduces the concept of the Berlinale Pro* and the 2025 initiatives: the EFM – Distributor Award and Innovation Hub
Bruno Dumont's "The Empire" is an epic, deeply satirical fight between good and evil in the landscapes of a North-French seaside village.
With "A Different Man" we go down the path of self acceptance and the variations of it, starting form an unusual point of view and with an even more unexpected turn of events. Not everything we could wish for would …
When Lightning Flashes Over the Sea by director Eva Neymann is a tribute to the resilience of Odesa's residents amidst war.
At the 75th Berlinale Film Festival, we had the pleasure of speaking with Brendan Canty, director of "Christy", the opening film of the Generation section. Set in the north side of Cork City, "Christy" follows a foster kid forced to …
We Live in time by John Crowley with Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield is finally coming out in Italian cinemas
Juliette Binoche will preside over the Jury of the 78th Festival de Cannes, exactly 40 years after her debut on La Croisette.
