• Do stuff and get more money for it all the time: two films on labor, fifty years apart By Adina Glickstein • Owning the Story: Authenticity and Authorship By Debbie…
• Places of Individuality in Chinese Cinema at Berlinale 2020 By Maja Korbecka • The True Colors of Latin American Tricksters By Rodrigo Garay • Transcending the Race Barrier…
Nelson Hoineff, the Brazilian film critic and documentary filmmaker, passed away, 71 years old. He had founded the "Association of Film Critics of Rio de Janeiro" in 1984 and was…
Talent Press
Rio 2019
Pedro Butcher (Coordinator) A journalist and film critic, Pedro Butcher has worked for leading Brazilian newspapers and is now a freelance contributor to Valor Econômico. From…
The MFG Film Fund Baden-Württemberg and the Film- und Medienstiftung NRW, together with the German Film Critics Association, award the Siegfried Kracauer Prize 2019 to journalist Tobias Kniebe for "Best…
Interview with the producer, Ekaterina Filippova Interview with the director, Petr Levchenko Interview with Ekaterina Filippova – Producer of "The Curator" By Svetlana Semenchuk Presented at the Warsaw…
"Cat in the Wall" Immigrant Song: Mileva and Kazakova’s Unflinching Look at Xenophobia in Britain After two controversial documentaries that didn’t even circulate in their native Bulgaria, filmmakers Mina…
Story of Voyeurism: Ignas Jonynas’s "Invisible" doubts an Identity Lithuanian director Ignas Jonynas’s 2019 film Invisible revolves around Jonas (Dainius Kazlauskas) who fakes blindness to enter…
Ticking Clocks of New Romanian Wave: Liviu Săndulescu’s Debut Carturan In his feature debut Liviu Săndulescu delivers a candid conversational drama centered around a Romanian citizen confronted with…
A Review of The Pig by Oleksandra Povoroznyk Dragomir Sholev’s The Pig throws you headfirst into the smelly locker-rooms, noisy cafeterias and claustrophobic bathrooms of your past – even…
Our Little Poland by Matej Bobrik Reviewed by Lemana Filandra Reviewed by Svetlana Semenchuk
Our Little Poland A possibility for finding a shared sense…
The FIPRESCI Warsaw Critics Project has returned to the 35th Warsaw International Film Festival, which runs from October 11 to 20, 2019. The training programme for young critics and film…