At the Biennale Cinema – Venice International Film Festival (Italy, August 30 – Sep 9, 2017), the Critics Jury awarded two prizes: to a film in the international competitin; and…
Applications are now open for FIPRESCI Warsaw Critics Project – Warsaw Film Foundation and FIPRESCI training programme for young film journalists and film critics from Central and Eastern Europe.
The…
The FIPRESCI Grand Prix 2017, awarded by the International Federation of Film Critics to the best film of the past year, goes to “The Other Side of Hope” (Toivon tuolla…
Aki Kaurismäki to receive the award for the second time FIPRESCI Grand Prix 2017 for “The Other Side of Hope” (Toivon tuolla puolen)
“The Other Side of Hope” (Toivon…
FIPRESCI members who will attend the Venice Film Festival 2017 are kindly invited to participate in the »FNE FIPRESCI Critics’ Poll« (which we organize together with the online magazine “FNE…
The “Eurasia Film Festival” which normally takes place in the Kazakh city of Almaty, moved this year to the capital of the country, Astana – mainly to become a part…
Jameson CineFest Miskolc International Film Festival September 8-17, 2017 talentcampus@cinefest.hu
Young film critics and film journalists will be invited to Miskolc to report on the films of the 14th…
Reminder Final phase of the poll for the Grand Prix 2017 – Best Film of the Year
Dear all,
Nearly 400 colleagues have already voted in the final phase of…
Lucrecia’s Hearing
Roger Koza
Right from the start, Lucrecia Martel sensed that the core of her poetics didn’t lie in perfect frames and a masterful use of lighting, or even in her…
In November film critics, members of FIPRESCI will have the opportunity to get better acquainted with the new Russian cinema. We are glad to announce the first FIPRESCI Colloquium dedicated…
Dear colleagues,
July is here, and that means that you’re invited to vote for your favourite films of the past twelve months in the poll for FIPRESCI’s Grand Prix for…
At the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (Czech Republic, June 30 – July 8, 2017) the FIPRESCI Prize went to “Keep the Change” by Rachel Israel (USA, 2017, 94 mins.)…