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Agora

Ala Eddine Slim
2024

Eoghan Lyng - 23-08-2024

Three missing people make a mysterious return, in Tunisian drama glimmering of horror and religious undertones - from the Official Competition of the 77th Locarno Film Festival [Read More...]

Survival and determination: our verdict of the 77th Locarno Film Festival

 

Eoghan Lyng - 19-08-2024

Eoghan Lyng attended the Locarno Film Festival for the first time, on behalf of DMovies. He encountered an impressive selection of films bursting with the desire to say something urgent, often in the face of shocking adversity [Read More...]

The Landscape and the Fury

Nicole Vögele
2024

Eoghan Lyng - 19-08-2024

Swiss director follows a band of refugees as they travel across remnants of the Bosnian War, the stunning backdrop offering some strange healing - from the 77th Locarno Film Festival [Read More...]

Israel’s equine weapon: Alina Orlov discusses treating horses and mistreating people

 

Victoria Luxford - 18-08-2024

Victoria Luxford interviews Alina Orlov just as she premieres The Cavalry in Locarno; they talk about filming with the Israeli police, animal abuse as a metaphor for human authoritarianism, and raising awareness of what Israel "has been doing for the last more than half a century" [Read More...]

New Dawn Fades (Yeni Safak Solarken)

Gürcan Keltek
2024

Eoghan Lyng - 18-08-2024

Big city pushes young man battling severe mental health issues further into the abysm, in this tremendous Turkish drama - in the Official Competition of the 77th Locarno Film Festival [Read More...]

Toxic (Akiplėša)

Saule Bliuvaite
2024

Eoghan Lyng - 16-08-2024

Two girls aching for a world beyond their town take to modelling, in this Lithuanian feature about adolescence - in the Official Competition of the 77th Locarno Film Festival [Read More...]

Green Line

Sylvie Ballyot
2024

Eoghan Lyng - 15-08-2024

Fida Bizri explores the battles that devastated Lebanon, deciding that no ideology is worth the bloodshed that comes with it - in the Official Competition of the 77th Locarno Film Festival [Read More...]

Foul Evil Deeds

Richard Hunter
2024

Victor Fraga - 14-08-2024

Ordinary people behave badly, in this collection of mostly cold and banal short stories - British indie is in the Concorso Cineasti del Presente of the 77th Locarno Film Festival [Read More...]

Mond

Kurdwin Ayub
2024

Susanne Gottlieb - 14-08-2024

In her sophomore feature, Kurdwin Ayub explores the harsh reality of three sisters in Jordan, and the difficult choices their Austrian martial arts trainer has to make - from the Official Competition of the 77th Locarno Film Festival [Read More...]

The Cavalry

Alina Orlov
2024

Victoria Luxford - 13-08-2024

Alina Orlov uses horses as a proxy for abuse of authority in Israel, in this courageous [Read More...]

Cent Mille Milliards

Virgil Vernier
2024

Eoghan Lyng - 13-08-2024

Three disparate figures congregate at a stunning Monaco house for Christmas; they discuss lifestyle choices, prostitution, 17th century kittens, and much more - from the Official Competition of the 77th Locarno Film Festival [Read More...]


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Agora
Three missing people make a mysterious return, in Tunisian drama glimmering of horror and religious undertones - from the Official Competition of the 77th Locarno Film Festival [Read More...]

Survival and determination: our verdict of the 77th Locarno Film Festival
Eoghan Lyng attended the Locarno Film Festival for the first time, on behalf of DMovies. He encountered an impressive selection of films bursting with the desire to say something urgent, often in the face of shocking adversity [Read More...]

The Landscape and the Fury
Swiss director follows a band of refugees as they travel across remnants of the Bosnian War, the stunning backdrop offering some strange healing - from the 77th Locarno Film Festival [Read More...]

Israel’s equine weapon: Alina Orlov discusses treating horses and mistreating people
Victoria Luxford interviews Alina Orlov just as she premieres The Cavalry in Locarno; they talk about filming with the Israeli police, animal abuse as a metaphor for human authoritarianism, and raising awareness of what Israel "has been doing for the last more than half a century" [Read More...]

New Dawn Fades (Yeni Safak Solarken)
Big city pushes young man battling severe mental health issues further into the abysm, in this tremendous Turkish drama - in the Official Competition of the 77th Locarno Film Festival [Read More...]

Toxic (Akiplėša)
Two girls aching for a world beyond their town take to modelling, in this Lithuanian feature about adolescence - in the Official Competition of the 77th Locarno Film Festival [Read More...]

Green Line
Fida Bizri explores the battles that devastated Lebanon, deciding that no ideology is worth the bloodshed that comes with it - in the Official Competition of the 77th Locarno Film Festival [Read More...]

Foul Evil Deeds
Ordinary people behave badly, in this collection of mostly cold and banal short stories - British indie is in the Concorso Cineasti del Presente of the 77th Locarno Film Festival [Read More...]

Mond
In her sophomore feature, Kurdwin Ayub explores the harsh reality of three sisters in Jordan, and the difficult choices their Austrian martial arts trainer has to make - from the Official Competition of the 77th Locarno Film Festival [Read More...]

The Cavalry
Alina Orlov uses horses as a proxy for abuse of authority in Israel, in this courageous [Read More...]

Cent Mille Milliards
Three disparate figures congregate at a stunning Monaco house for Christmas; they discuss lifestyle choices, prostitution, 17th century kittens, and much more - from the Official Competition of the 77th Locarno Film Festival [Read More...]

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