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26/05/2021 - The Peruvian festival dedicated to films from Central and Eastern Europe kicks off today with a well-stocked selection of movies and master classes by European filmmakers

Anny emerges victorious at DOK.fest Munich Anny by Helena Třeštíková At this year's DOK.fest Munich (5-23 May), a three-member international jury, made up of journalist and critic Dominik Kamalzadeh, vice-president of HBO Europe Hanka Kastlicov Lisa Kleiner Chanoff, bestowed the prize in the VIKTOR DOK.international Main Competition upon Anny by Helena Třeštíková. The documentary by the Czech director paints the portrait of a sex worker on the streets of Prague. It follows the protagonist over 16 years, starting when she was 46 years old and first decided to supplement her income ...

film profile] by the (theatre and film) director and writer Milo Rau, who, with the help of Yvan Sagnet, a former farm worker and militant from Cameroon, creates a new gospel for the 21st century, a touching manifesto which is full of humanity for a fairer and more respectful world. (The article continues below - Commercial information) In respect of the other categories, Your Street by Darwin’s Notebook by Urban Amazons by

Quo vadis, Aida? triumphs at the 11th Luxembourg City Film Festival Quo vadis, Aida? by Jasmila Žbanić Despite the pandemic, the main film festival in the Grand Duchy has one more time managed to come out on top. The figures of this 11th Luxembourg City Film Festival speak for themselves: 4,200 viewers attended the physical screenings between 4 and 14 March, which translates to screening rooms nearly 80% full. To these results, which far exceed the expectations of the event’s organiser, we must add the 3,000 who attended the exhibition Ready. Set. Design. Film sets in Luxembourg which to...

The 11th Luxembourg City Film Festival unveils its programme Becoming Mona by Sabine Lubbe Bakker and Niels van Koevorden The 11th edition of the Luxembourg City Film Festival will unspool in cinemas between 4 and 14 March, but it will also unfold online on account of a partnership with Festival Scope and Shift72. As such, the works battling it out in the Fiction Films and Documentaries competitions will be available to view by way of virtual screenings one day after their physical presentation. And kicking it all off will be Chloé Zhao’s (The article continues below - Commercial informat...