As Swiss Films Expand International Reach, English-language Works Are on the Rise
Swiss filmmakers are telling stories 'without allowing language or national borders to define where those stories can travel.'
Swiss filmmakers are telling stories 'without allowing language or national borders to define where those stories can travel.'
Lav Diaz reveals plans for a false-prophets film, a 'Noli Me Tangere' adaptation and unpacks Venice title 'Let Us Through, Dear Ancestors.'
It's an art-house crowd-pleaser that shows us how the "Chariots of Fire" actor turned playing Hamlet into an assertion of life in the face of…
Johnny Flynn and Aimee Lou Wood star as Fyodor Dostoevsky and his wife Anna in 'The Idiot(s),' from directors Małgorzata Szumowska and Michał Englert.
The second part of Julia Loktev's epic documentary project about the death of press freedom in Russia premieres at the Venice Film Festival.
Swiss filmmakers are telling stories 'without allowing language or national borders to define where those…
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Nobel Prize Winner Annie Ernaux and Pink Floyd's Roger Waters are among signatories of a petition calling for the Venice festival to support Palestine.
Director Sabu discusses casting Ethan Juan and shooting Venice and Toronto-bound 'Arrested Memory,' as the film's first trailer is unveiled.
Chris Sussman will replace Jon Petrie as the BBC director of comedy
With politics having rattled the Berlin and Cannes film festivals, how will it play out in Venice?
Distributors in Taiwan, Romania, France, Hungary and Czechia unpack campaigns behind Joachim Trier’s hit and Hlynur Pálmason’s latest film.
Gangland thriller Nozem, set in the Amsterdam underworld, comes from director Scott Vickers and actor/writer Buddy Boerkoel
Nicola Coughlan and Matt Lucas are among the high-profile names backing a campaign against AI voice cloning and calling for legislation.
“The Bothersome Man” director Jens Lien returns with a near-future comedy targeting a 2027 Norwegian premiere.
Márcio Picoli and Victor Di Marco on finding inspiration in David Cronenberg to build Venice-bound 'London,' following queer disabled sex worker