Seville 2018 (The article continues below - Commercial information) 68 articles available in total starting from 19/01/2018. Last article published on 19/11/2018. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 5 6 [7] Review: I See Red PeopleBERLIN 2018: Bojina Panayotova investigates the past of her family in communist Bulgaria. A very creative documentary, which is as serious as it is amusing 23/02/2018 | Berlinale 2018 | Panorama Dokumente Review: When the Trees FallBERLIN 2018: Marysia Nikitiuk’s first film is intense and full of vitality, just like the life of a teenager 23/02/2018 | Berlinale 2018 | Panorama Review: Touch Me NotBERLIN 2018: Adina Pintilie breaks new ground by playing with fiction and reality in her challenging first feature 23/02/2018 | Berlinale 2018 | Competition Review: Infinite FootballBERLIN 2018: Corneliu Porumboiu’s deceptive documentary about football is a relevant discussion about a certain perspective on life 19/02/2018 | Berlinale 2018 | Forum Review: DovlatovBERLIN 2018: Aleksei German Jr returns with a retrograde portrait of the 1970s-era Soviet Union that says nothing new 18/02/2018 | Berlinale 2018 | Competition Review: Wandering StarWith his second film, Spaniard Alberto Gracia drifts through ghostly places inhabited by individuals addicted to audiovisual stimuli 31/01/2018 | IFFR 2018 | Bright FutureReview: PityGreek filmmaker Babis Makridis delivers his sophomore feature, a bleak, deadpan comedy that plays with the theme of sorrow in an absurdly realistic environment 20/01/2018 | Sundance 2018 | World Cinema Dramatic Competition Interview: Babis Makridis • Director of Pity“In my next movie, everyone will smile constantly!”We sat down with Greek writer-director Babis Makridis to talk about his sophomore feature, Pity 19/01/2018 | Sundance 2018 | World Cinema Dramatic Competition previous page: 1 2 3 ... 5 6 [7] (The article continues below - Commercial information)