Yellow Bus Metaphoric Realism review by Amarsanaa Battulga review by Amarsanaa Battulga Arguably the most socially conscientious filmmaker in Mongolia today, Zoljargal Purevdash blends in her films a humanistic impulse with …
Mulika Yesterday’s future review by Jason Todd ‘Afrofuturism’, a term originally coined by cultural critic Mark Dery in his 1994 essay ‘Black to the Future’ [1], is one cinephiles, …
Little Bird's Diary A lifetime of seeing review by Chris Childs ‘Little Bird’s Diary’ depicts the life of Irina Pilke, an artist who kept an illustrated diary for most of her life. Irina’s story spans a …
The Sower of Stars Harvesting Landscapes (Within) review by Bo Alfaro Decreton “If we opened up people, we’d find landscapes. If we opened up me, we’d find beaches,” Agnès Varda infamously said in ‘Les Plages d’Agnès’ …
“I wanted to make a film that was about the political ghosts of Brazil, the ones that linger on the landscape.” — Janaina Wagner interview by Savina Petkova interview by Savina Petkova ‘Curupira and the Machine of the Destiny’, which screened at the London Short Film Festival’s International Competition, is one of the most …
“I want to destroy the … — Jonas Erler At the 33rd FILMFEST DRESDEN, the initiative ‘Connecting Talents’ made young filmmakers from Germany and the Visegrád states come together …
Breaking The Norm A conversation with Pedro Neves Marques interview by Līga Požarska Pedro Neves Marques talks about their latest short film, 'Becoming Male in the Middle Ages', which celebrates its North-American premiere …
Faking The Truth A LOOK AT THE OEUVRE OF AUSTRIAN FILMMAKER CHRISTOPH SCHWARZ interview by Susanne Gottlieb Austrian filmmaker Christoph Schwarz knows how to unravel pointed observations of life and society by playing ironically with elements of …
