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06/09/2022 - VENICE 2022: The French filmmaker who turned heads with works made outside of the system spoke to us about his highly endearing first feature film

06/09/2022 - VENICE 2022: The French filmmaker who turned heads with works made outside of the system spoke to us about his highly endearing first feature film

03/09/2022 - VENICE 2022: Philippe Petit signs a very engaging first feature film about a landscape gardener trying to overcome obstacles in the way of a personal and utopian open garden project

03/09/2022 - VENICE 2022: Philippe Petit signs a very engaging first feature film about a landscape gardener trying to overcome obstacles in the way of a personal and utopian open garden project

25/07/2022 - European titles dominate in this year's selection of the parallel section of the Venice Film Festival, more oriented towards the public and with many dreamers among its protagonists

25/07/2022 - European titles dominate in this year's selection of the parallel section of the Venice Film Festival, more oriented towards the public and with many dreamers among its protagonists

25/07/2022 - European titles dominate in this year's selection of the parallel section of the Venice Film Festival, more oriented towards the public and with many dreamers among its protagonists

10/05/2022 - Stand-out works in the agent’s line-up are Dodo, Metronom, The Worst Ones and My Imaginary Country in the Official Selection, Harkis in the Directors’ Fortnight, and La Jauría in Critics’ Week

But there is no water. just hours of waiting under the beating sun. where buses finally arrive to take them to the transit camp with where all say the conditions are inhumane and they are treated like animal, herded around like sheep and forced to scramble for food and water and we are not allowed in. at the budapest train station after waiting for days if not over a week, sleeping on cement, a moment of slight hope as a packed train departs. also short lived. an hour into what should have been ...

A mother lost her son. shes frantic begging the police to let her through. it just didnt make sense. how could they be treated like this? brief flashes of relief. trains departing carrying them through macedonia and small faces pressed up against the glass and hands waving. but the respite short lived. the farther into europe they moved, the worse their treatment became. often traveling overnight on foot. train tax lead the flow of humanity from serbia into hungary. here the real nightmare for m...