At the 25th Festival of East European Cinema in the German city of Cottbus (November 3-8, 2015), the Critics Prize went to “The High Sun” (Zvizdan) by Dalibor Matanic (Croatia,…
At the 30th Mar del Plata International Film Festival (Argentina, October 30 – November 7, 2015), the FIPRESCI jurors saw new Argentinean films in different competitive sections. Prize: “Incident Light”…
Kiev (Kyiv, Ukraine) The 45th Molodist – Kiev International Film Festival (October 24 – November 1, 2015) showed in its main competition debuts from all over the world. The FIPRESCI…
At the 60th Valladolid International Film Festival (October 24–31, 2015), the Critics Jury awarded the FIPRESCI Prize to “Mustang” (Mustang) by Deniz Gamze Ergüven (Turkey, France, Germany, Qatar, 2015, 94…
FIPRESCI and Cinema23 have announced that the 2015 »Fénix Award to Ibero-American Criticism« goes to the Mexican critic and professor Jorge Ayala Blanco.
This year’s award, conferred by the…
Philip Neville French, film critic, born 28 August 1933; died 27 October 2015
Many years ago, Alexander Walker of the Evening Standard bet his fellow critics that they couldn’t guess…
The European Film Academy announced the first winners who will be honoured at this year’s 28th European Film Awards. A special seven-member jury convened in Berlin and decided on the…
At the 64th Mannheim–Heidelberg International Film Festival (Germany, October 9-24, 2015), the Critics Prize went to “12 Months in 1 Day” (Een dag in ‘t jaar) by Margot Schaap (The…
At the 31st Warsaw International Film Festival (Poland, October 9-18, 2015), the Critics Prize was dedicated to the best eastern European debut. The prize went to “Motherland” (Ana Yurdu) by…
FIPRESCI – The International Federation of Film Critics turns 90 this year. The Warsaw Film Festival (WFF), which will take place 9-18 October 2015, joins the celebrations.
This year will…
At the 25th edition of the “Message to Man International Film Festival” (September 19–26, 2015, in the Russian city of Saint Petersburg), the Critics Prize went to “Above And Below”…
At the 63rd San Sebástian International Film Festival (Spain, September 18-26, 2015), the FIPRESCI Prize went to “The Apostate” (El Apóstata) by Federico Veiroj (Spain, Uruguay, France, 2015, 80 min).…