Toronto 2019 / Contemporary World Cinema (The article continues below - Commercial information) 51 articles available in total starting from 31/10/2018. Last article published on 18/09/2019. previous page: 1 2 [3] 4 5 6 next Interview: Jayro Bustamante • Director of La Llorona"We wanted to take the myth of La Llorona and make it more powerful"VENICE 2019: Guatemalan director Jayro Bustamante talks to us about his new film, La Llorona, which is in competition in the Giornate degli Autori 02/09/2019 | Venice 2019 | Giornate degli AutoriReview: La LloronaVENICE 2019: In his third feature, presented in Giornate degli Autori, Jayro Bustamante tells the story of the Guatemalan genocide using the codes of the ghost movie 02/09/2019 | Venice 2019 | Giornate degli AutoriInterview: Amjad Abu Alala • Director of You Will Die at 20"We Sudanese people are all calling for freedom"VENICE 2019: Sudanese director Amjad Abu Alala talks to us about his feature debut, You Will Die at 20, an international co-production selected in the Giornate degli Autori 01/09/2019 | Venice 2019 | Giornate degli AutoriReview: You Will Die at 20VENICE 2019: A largely European production, the feature debut from Sudanese filmmaker Amjad Abu Alala reveals a promising director with great control of mise en scène 31/08/2019 | Venice 2019 | Giornate degli AutoriReview: Bombay RoseVENICE 2019: Gitanjali Rao's daring animation from India about forbidden love has opened the International Film Critics’ Week 30/08/2019 | Venice 2019 | International Film Critics’ WeekReview: South TerminalRabah Ameur-Zaimeche keeps things cryptic in this Kafkaesque tale of a country in meltdown, screening in competition at Locarno 19/08/2019 | Locarno 2019 | CompetitionToronto announces its Contemporary World Cinema selectionThe festival also adds more Gala and Special Presentations to its line-up, and announced its Masters and Wavelengths sections 14/08/2019 | Toronto 2019 | Galas/Special Presentations/Contemporary World Cinema/WavelengthsReview: InstinctFor her first feature film, Dutch director Halina Reijn delves into the perilous grey zone which separates fantasy from reality 12/08/2019 | Locarno 2019 | Piazza GrandeReview: A Girl MissingWith his new film Kôji Fukada once again questions the seeming stability of Japanese society 12/08/2019 | Locarno 2019 | CompetitionReview: BeanpoleThe second film by the super-talented Kantemir Balagov is an immensely accomplished post-war drama set in 1945 Leningrad 23/07/2019 | Odesa 2019 previous page: 1 2 [3] 4 5 6 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)