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IT CHOOSES YOU
After winning a Sundance Festival workshop, Miranda July made her film debut in 2005 with her first feature film, Me and You and Everyone We Know. The film won The Caméra d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, a special jury award at Sundance and more.
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The tunnels we dig will be visionary.
The balance of our proposal, working with artists in collaboration is naturally and foremostly honesty, dialogue, and a desire to learn from whom we are working with: It’s important to state clearly what we wish to do and where we imagine or wish for the result to be shown.
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Child sake a.k.a. After the dream
What follows when the dream’s over? The circus art belongs to the past, so does the boyhood of a clown…
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Child sake a.k.a. Hadí nevadí
Imagine seeing your mother hanging 70 feets over a hard floor and praying for giving her one more hug after…
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One Woman is Not Enough
At the beginning One of the first things I was asked by the admission committee at the film directing entrance…
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Identity is skin-deep
The Skin I Live In is a 2011 film written and directed by Pedro Almodóvar Caballero. The plot of the film…
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Let’s talk about flab baby
On body positivity without toxic positivism Fat Front (r. Louise Unmack Kjeldsen, Louise Detlefsen, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, 2019, 90 min)…
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If we want to have future, we have to act
Alan Holly is an Irish filmmaker and animator that like to cover the topic of finiteness and ignorance of humanity.…
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On the ghosts we keep close and Brazilian cinema with Beatriz Seigner
Beatriz Seigner is an award winning Brazilian writer, director and producer best known for her recent film Los Silencios which…
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On Madness and Inner Beauty of Freedom
Joker (dir. Todd Phillips, USA, 2019, 122 min) One year ago, my knowledge on Joker only consisted of a few…
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Three-second long interview with Zanussi
„Zanussi is one of those authors who have known how to enrich a dialogue with a religious, metaphysical, or scientific…
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DRAG: A peek under the curtain into the unknown world
Drag has recently become a phenomenon that has started to appear in every area of pop culture. What is a…
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On clashing mythologies of history with Robert Greene
In the morning on 12th of July 1917, 1200 men were held at gunpoint by sheriff and 2000 deputized citizens…
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Identical enough
AN INTRODUCTION TO THE IMPLICATIONS OF PLEASURING ONESELF WITH GREAT APES There is no identity. No two things are quite…
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The old and the new Cannes. Has anything changed for female filmmakers? Part 2.
With Cannes now at a comfortable distance, there is one specific, viral incident that took place towards the end of…
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Hybrid states
INTERVIEW WITH NADAV LAPID Nadav Lapid’s third feature film is making waves across the festival circuit – Synonymes, the winner of…
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I am no Casanova
INTERVIEW WITH MARIANO LLINÁS “Beautiful, is it not?” Overlooking the ice-skating ring adjacent to the Stadpark, with its skaters reduced…
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The old and the new Cannes – has anything changed for female filmmakers?
After last year’s seemingly game-changing adoption of an equality pledge, culminating with an open stand-in protest of the industry’s most…
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Eva Sangiorgi: Festival has to give exposure to things that are forgotten
As the 56th edition of the Viennale is slowly drawing to a close, Eva Sangiorgi enters our interview room on…
