• A third language to write about Third Cinema By Maja Korbecka • Film Criticism as a Migratory Practice, or Why We Are All Immigrants By Savina Petkova •…
• Finding Yourself – Hair Dye After Air Dye By Jakob Åsell • Cultural Trauma Through the Generations By Debbie Zhou • Where Life Though Joyless Still is Calm …
• Kelly Reichardt’s Secret Ingredient By Sadia Khalid • Friendship That Sticks By Savina Petkova • Oh Lord, won’t you buy me…? By Rodrigo Garay …
• A Revolutionary is a Doomed Man By Adina Glickstein & Rodrigo Garay • Undine Loves By Savina Petkova & Debbie Zhou • Cow Theft and Video Games …
• 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…
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…
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…