SARAJEVO 2026: The filmmaker shares her approach to crafting complex family dynamics and reflecting Tunisia’s forms of social legitimacy onscreen.
FRAMELINE50: With her feature debut, the César-winning French filmmaker makes her mark: rhythm, a camera that follows, and a story that’s close to home.
KARLOVY VARY 2026: The young Italian filmmaker moulds a new face for folk horror in his newest work, which ties the monstrous to the act of repression.
KARLOVY VARY 2026: The China-born, Berlin-based director dishes up East and West without ever tasting resolution.
KARLOVY VARY 2026: The writer-director shares his conscientious approach to a debut feature focused on desire, intimacy, and economic reality of working women in contemporary Myanmar.
KARLOVY VARY 2026: Between public spaces and private encounters comes the Croatian director’s debut feature, which trades in different forms of intimacy through all that is left unspoken.
FRAMELINE50: A young sapphic Tunisian woman living in Paris returns home for her uncle’s funeral, both entangling and disentangling the complexities of a familial diorama when she learns her uncle, too, was queer.
CURATOR TALKS: On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the world’s longest-running queer film festival, we explore how the event responds to history and sees the transformation of queer cinema.
FRAMELINE50: The French filmmaker talks to us about staying in the realm of questions, awkwardness, and misunderstandings while building a family in her first feature.
FRAMELINE50: The mother and son duo share their experiences of looking at the same memories from different temporal vantage points and their thoughts on a trans gaze in documentary filmmaking.
