Alfredo Bini: Unexpected Guest
Required viewing for anyone interested in the history of Italian cinema in the 1960s, ALFREDO BINI also humanises one of its key figures.
Category Archives: Festival Coverage
Next Generation Short Tiger 2016
These tremendous short films showcase the quality of new talent coming out of Germany, writes Garry Pope.
Short Fusion: Nostalgia?
In the beautiful setting of Emmanuel College, the NOSTALGIA? ‘Short Fusion’ strand dazzled the audience with five fantastic films.
Oleg and the Rare Arts
It may be that Oleg is a deluded nostalgist, but it’s equally possible that he has a genuine insight into the transcendent effects of art.
The Interrogation
THE INTERROGATION is a film making landmark as it represents the first Israeli director to make a film about WW2 war atrocity.
Warrior Road
Henrie’s portrayal of Joseph highlights the fragility and changeability of youth.
Alba
Family relationships, illnesses, the pain of adolescence and the dynamics of bullying are laid bare in ALBA.
Camera Catalonia: Ramon Lamarca
Toby Miller caught up with Cambridge Film Festival programmer Ramon Lamarca to talk about cameras, Catalonia and the care-free nature of Catalonian society.
One of us
Far from being preachy, ONE OF US allows its message to settle into the reader with such a subtlety it kills, writes Garry Pope.
Tomorrow
Directed by Cyril Dion and INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS star Mèlanie Laurent, the winner of 2016 Cèsar award for Best Documentary Film is a more hopeful documentary, one in which the filmmakers examine solutions, rather than problems.