The Commissar
Alexander Askoldov’s masterpiece, The Commissar, is now available on DVD
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Trans-Europe Express
An overview of film events across Europe in June
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Valmont
Historical injustice: Edward Lamberti pays homage to Valmont, Dangeous Liaisons’s neglected sibling
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Lukas Moodysson makes English language debut with Mammoth; John Maybury takes on Dylan Thomas
(18/05/07) – Swedish film director Lukas Moodysson (pictured starts shooting in October his new film Mammoth, the director’s first English-language feature film.Moodysson’s previous films, Fucking Åmål (aka Show me Love), Together and... »
Calls for entry: Regensburg and São Paulo
(17/05/07) – The Regensburg Short Film Week (21-28 November) is currently accepting submissions. The deadline is 16 July (postmark) and there is no entry fee. Films must have been completed after 01 January 2005, run a maximum of 30 minutes and can be presented... »
DVD round-up: The Lavender Hill Mob, Toofy Shorts Vol. 1 and Tim Marlow with Gilbert & George
(16/05/07)The Lavender Hill Mob | Dir: Charles Crichton (1951) | With Alec Guiness, Sid James and Stanley Holloway. Released by Optimum Classic.Released as part of a collection dedicated to the works of British actor Sid James (best known for his gruff manner, his... »
The surreal cinema of Guy Maddin
Some of the works of Winnipeg’s most famous filmmaker, Guy Maddin, can now be watched online
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Call for entries: Unimovie, Heartland and Intervenciones TV.8
(09/05/07) – The 11th edition of Unimovie (International Short Film and Video Festival) that takes place in Pescara (Italy) between 3-6 October 2007, is accepting submissions for the programme. There are two categories: International and National Short Films and... »
Cannes 2007
Cannes it survive? The French Riviera film festival arrives at its 60th edition to face a challenging future ahead
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A chat with Lynn Hershman Leeson, director of Strange Culture
Stranger than fiction: the Kafkian real-life nightmare that artist and activist Steve Kurtz is currently living is the subject of a film by director and essayist Lynn Hershman Leeson, an eye-opener against post-9/11 paranoia
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