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The action comedy film, “The Roundup: No Way Out,” won the Focus Asia People's Choice Award at this year’s Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival, held from Oct. 5 to 15, in Catalonia, Spain.
Three Hungarian productions were awarded at prestigious international film festivals over the weekend in Warsaw, Poland and in Sitges, Spain.
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Television review: Baz Ashmawy is a past master of feel-good telly and he brings a sparkle to his new frothy lifestyle show about Irish people who have embarked on a new life
Bring on Estonian kung fu!! There's a badass little film playing on the film festival circuit this fall called The Invisible Fight, the sixth feature directed by Estonian filmmaker Rainer Sarnet. After first premiering at the Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland, it has also played at Fantastic Fest, in Helsinki, and the Sitges Film Festival
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From a BBC exploration of the dark underbelly of Irish dancing to a documentary about the Wagatha trial