By Xuanlin Tham
In the Scottish borders, this bold independent film festival champions new ways of seeing, with a 2024 focus on the work of Palestinian artist Noor Abed.
At Northern Europe's oldest short film festival, cinephiles from around the world come together to declare small is beautiful – be it in the sauna or on the ice.
We journey to Fårö, a remote island in the Baltic Sea, in search of Sweden’s enigmatic master.
By Joji Sakurai
The tiny Italian city of Udine once again welcomed the biggest names in the Asian film industry.
A pilgrimage to the sleepy American setting of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s iconic show.
By Simran Hans
At the Marrakech International Film Festival, champagne flows freely and stars fill the sky.
Aki Kaurismäki is still king, but emerging voices at both ends of the scale are ensuring a bright future for this small Scandinavian nation.
They may not be able to promise glitz and glamour, but small independent film festivals are now more vital than ever.
By Grace Banks
The Carthage Film Festival once again proved that radical liberalism is alive and well in North Africa.
LWLies reports from the beguiling Bay Area basecamp of one of the world titans of feature animation.
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