The Passengers of the Night opens with a title card announcing the date: May 10th, 1981. In recent French history,… Read More
A chance encounter, a glance in the right direction while flicking your hair, and it cannot be unseen: it is… Read More
Almost a decade after Memphis (2013) depicted the spiritual journey of musician Willis Earl Beal, filmmaker Tim Sutton returns to… Read More
It’s been 50 years since Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant premiered at Berlinale and to… Read More
‘Evil dies tonight’, or tomorrow – that’s the motto uttered at some point by every single character in Halloween Kills,… Read More
The initial idea for Audrey Diwan’s Happening (L’Événement) came from a famous French autobiographical novel, written by Annie Ernaux in… Read More
Michel Franco returns to the Lido just one year after his New Order won the Silver Lion Grand Jury Prize,… Read More
Three years after premiering her BAFTA-nominated debut feature, Only You, British filmmaker Harry Wootliff returns to the festival circuit with… Read More
Leda, a middle-aged comp-lit professor, arrives at a lavish Greek island accompanied solely by her books. Played by an overwrought… Read More
“If not for the money, why play?” – “It passes the time,” says professional gambler William Tell (Oscar Isaac) when… Read More
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