‘Ari’ Review: An Intensely Performed if Loose-Limbed Portrait of an Emotionally Unstable French Man Trying to Fix His Life
Director Léonor Serraille ('Mother and Son') worked with both seasoned and amateur actors in a partially improvised drama that explores the lives of wayward 20somethings.
Chinese Director Vivian Qu on Crafting Her Female-Led Neo-Noir ‘Girls on Wire’
The indie filmmaking veteran behind 2014’s Golden Bear-winning 'Black Coal, Thin Ice' discusses returning to Berlin with a new thriller and the recent steep ups and downs at China's theatrical box ...
‘Ari’ Review: An Intimate, Energizing Character Study of a Teacher With a Lot to Learn
French filmmaker Léonor Serraille brings the close insight and careening rhythm of her debut 'Jeune Femme' to a young male ...
Les Films d’Ici, France Télévisions Board ‘Who We Are’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Also acquired by France Télévisións, ‘Who We Are’ portrays Baro d’evel co-founders Camille Decourtye and Blaï Mateu.
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The audiovisual gender gap explored at the EFM
Experts examined new data and shared perspectives on the strides made, as well as the work that still lies ahead, in order to ...