The Veiled City Emptied Away review by Jason Todd review by Jason Todd Being exposed to archival footage, peering into humanity’s past through still or moving images may sometimes feel akin to digging into the …
An Avocado Pit Living on the threshold review by Sam Moore The relationship at the heart of ‘An Avocado Pit’ — Ary Zara’s intimate, beguiling portrait of a trans sex worker — is defined by tension. …
2nd Person Confessions of a city dweller review by Nino Kovačić In the opening scene, a mechanical crane picks through what seems to be — as it is closely framed it’s hard to specify — a sea of garbage. …
Staging Death Translating Death review by Jason Todd For the sake of this text, let’s entertain the following thesis, and let us all agree to its plausibility. At least for now. It goes as …
“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 interview by Verena Bracher 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 …
