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With Heysel 85, Teodora Ana Mihai turns a football tragedy into a mirror for today's world and the choices we make in times of crisis The post “Heysel 85”, interview with director Teodora Ana Mihai appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

With Narciso, Marcelo Martinessi returns to the Berlinale with a film noir about desire, repression and the dangers of authoritarianism The post “Narciso”, interview with director Marcelo Martinessi appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

With A Russian Winter, Patrick Chiha maps the frozen limbo of Russian exiles, nowhere in time and space The post “A Russian Winter”, interview with director Patrick Chiha appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

With Salvation, in competition at the 76th Berlinale, Emin Alper shows, by analyzing a village community, how people become radicalized. The post “Salvation”, interview with director Emin Alper appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

A child of my own by Maite Alberdi marks the director's return to Berlinale. The post “A child of my own” interview with director Maite Alberdi appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"It's never over: Jeff Buckley" by Amy Berg is finally coming out in Italy thanks to Nexo The post “It's never over: Jeff Buckley”, interview with director Amy Berg appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"A Brief Affair" actress Valeria Golino reflects on challenging roles, artistic freedom and bringing writer Goliarda Sapienza to life in "Fuori". The post “A Brief Affair”, interview with actress Valeria Golino appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"A Brief Affair": Ludovica Rampoldi on turning a love triangle into a seductive psychological thriller at Cinema Made in Italy. The post “A Brief Affair”, interview with director Ludovica Rampoldi appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

“Primavera”: Damiano Michieletto discusses Vivaldi, freedom and the power of music in his Venice-set historical debut. The post “Primavera”, interview with director Damiano Michieletto appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

“Three Goodbyes”: Isabel Coixet discusses adapting Michela Murgia's stories into a tender, life-affirming film about love, loss and what it means to be alive. The post “Three Goodbyes”, interview with director Isabel Coixet appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"The Last One for the Road" director Francesco Sossai talks friendship, nostalgia and shooting on film at Cinema Made in Italy. The post “The Last One for the Road”, interview with director Francesco Sossai appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

“A Year of School”: Laura Samani discusses desire, masculinity and teenage friendships in her coming-of-age film at Cinema Made in Italy. The post “A Year of School”, interview with director Laura Samani appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

At the 44 BFM an Homage to Abbas Kiarostami on the Tenth Anniversary of His Passing The post Ahmad Kiarostami, interview with the producer and President of the Kiarostami Foundation appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Cinema, Theatre and Arts as a family business for Marc and Alex van Warmerdam The post Marc van Warmerdam, interview with the producer in the section Europe, Now! appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Following the 2014 exhibition dedicated to his work, Pierre-Luc Granjon is back at the Bergamo Film meeting The post Pierre-Luc Granjon, interview with the protagonist of Animation cinema *pinscreen* at the 44° BFM appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Jonathan Stiasny talks about the emotional and creative story behind his film "Bowie: The Final Act", exploring the musician's last years, creative bravery, and lasting legacy of a immense artistic icon. The post “Bowie The Final Act”, interview with director Jonathan Stiasny appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Winner of 4 César awards, after Cannes and Rome Film Festival, Nouvelle Vague finally lands Italian cinemas. The post “Nouvelle Vague”, interview with director Richard Linklater appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

From Sundance to Berlinale, blending body horror and psychological thriller, comes Saccharine by Natalie Erika James The post “Saccharine”, interview with director Natalie Erika James appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

With "Isabel", Gabe Klinger finally shoots a film in his city São Paulo and his country Brazil. The post “Isabel”, interview with director Gabe Klinger and actress/screenwriter Marina Person appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"A Family" by Mees Peijnenburg, presented at the 76th Berlinale, is about two kids caught in the crossfire of their parents' divorce. The post “A Family”, interview with director Mees Peijnenburg appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"No Good Men" by Shahrbanoo Sadat, the opening film of the 76th Berlinale, is a a political romantic comedy. The post “No Good Men”, interview with director Shahrbanoo Sadat appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Premiering at the 76th Berlinale, "Mouse" stars Academy Award nominee Sophie Okonedo and Katherine Mallen-Kupferer. The post “Mouse”, interview with actresses Katherine Mallen-Kupferer and Sophie Okonedo appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

From the directors of "Ghostlight" Kelly O'Sullivan and Alex Thompson, "Mouse" is a delicate coming-of-age premiering at the 76th Berlinale. The post “Mouse”, interview with directors Kelly O'Sullivan and Alex Thompson appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"Iván & Hadoum", Ian De La Rosa's debut feature, is the winner of the Teddy Award at the 76th Berlinale. The post “Iván & Hadoum”, interview with director Ian De La Rosa appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"Only Rebels Win" by Danielle Arbid opens the 76th Berlinale's Panorama with Hiam Abbass in the leading role. The post “Only Rebels Win”, interview with actress Hiam Abbass appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Home stories by Eva Trobisch, sees the participation of Frida Hornemann and Max Riemelt as father and daughter The post “Home Stories”, interview with actors Frida Hornemann and Max Riemelt appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

In Forest High, Manon Coubia returns to a French Alpine refuge she knows firsthand, observing three female guardians and a way of life shaped by solitude and disappearance. The post “Forest High”, interview with director Manon Coubia appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

At the 76th Berlinale, Haile Gerima presents Black Lions – Roman Wolves, a monumental 531-minute work reclaiming Ethiopia's history from colonial archives. The post “Black Lions – Roman Wolves”, interview with director Haile Gerima appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Leyla Bouzid brings In a Whisper to the 76th Berlinale, an intergenerational family drama where silence, desire and memory collide. The post “In a Whisper”, interview with director Leyla Bouzid appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

With Home Stories, in the 76th Berlinale competition, Eva Trobisch explores the timeless contrast between who we are and what we choose to present to the world. The post “Home Stories”, interview with director Eva Trobisch appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Yoshitoshi Shinomiya presents "A New Dawn", the only animated film in Competition at the 76th Berlinale. The post “A New Dawn”, interview with director Yoshitoshi Shinomiya appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"My Wife Cries" marks Angela Schanelec's return to Berlinale competition stars Vladimir Vulević and Agathe Bonitzer The post “My Wife Cries”, interview with actors Vladimir Vulević and Agathe Bonitzer appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The outrageous absurdities of a traditional patriarchal family in director Karim Aïnouz's Berlinale competition film "Rosebush Pruning". The post “Rosebush Pruning”, interview with director Karim Aïnouz appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"No salgas" is a coming-of-age horror addressing grief, identity, and internalized homophobia by director Victoria Linares Villegas. The post “No salgas”, interview with Director Victoria Linares Villegas and actors Cecile van Welie, Gabriela Cortés, Camila Issa appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Fernando Eimbcke presents "Moscas" in Competition at the 76th Berlinale, a quiet drama about solitude and unexpected connection. The post “Moscas”, interview with director Fernando Eimbcke appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

"We Are All Strangers" by Anthony Chen, in the 76th Berlinale competition marks the end of his Singapore life trilogy. The post “We Are All Strangers”, interview with director Anthony Chen appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Arieh Worthalter and Jan Hammenecker discuss "Dust" in Competition at the 76th Berlinale, reflecting on shame and male identity. The post “Dust”, interview with actors Arieh Worthalter and Jan Hammenecker appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Anke Blondé and Angelo Tijssens present "Dust" in Competition at the 76th Berlinale, a drama on masculinity and corporate collapse. The post “Dust”, interview with director Anke Blondé and screenwriter Angelo Tijssens appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

With "Wolfram", presented at the 76th Berlinale, Thornton goes back to the Western genre, this time filled with hope overcoming a tough world. The post “Wolfram”, interview with director Warwick Thornton appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Emilia-Romagna Film Commission supports film projects, including new funding opportunities and innovative measures like on-set nurseries. We learned more form the words of Emma Barboni. The post Interview with Emma Barboni, Emilia-Romagna Film Commission appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

IDM Music and Film Commission's new regional fund boosts musicians and filmmakers, fueling innovation and industry growth, while celebrating its 15th year of activity. The post Interview with Renate Ranzi, Head of IDM Music and Film Commission appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

Discover how Toscana Film Commission boosts local talent with innovative training programs in costume design and content creation for the audiovisual industry. The post Interview with Stefania Ippoliti, Toscana Film Commission appeared first on Fred Film Radio.