Jesse Klein’s second feature is the only English-language movie in competition at this year’s Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, but it would stand out regardless.
Cătălin Mitulescu’s third feature is an 88-minute two-hander that feels like it goes on for 4 months, 3 weeks and 2 days.
Atilla Till’s charmingly violent new film, already a hit at the Hungarian box office, is a very different kind of empowerment story.
A Czech version of “Valkyrie” led by a stodgy team of British and Irish actors, Sean Ellis’ thriller doesn’t earn its incredible climactic shootout.
Dafoe is being presented the Crystal Globe, while Kaufman will receive the President’s Award.
The annual Karlovy Vary International Film Festival is known for debuting some of the world’s best multinational feature films and documentaries. From July 1-9, various films including the last movie from recently deceased Czech director Jan Nemec and others from Roverto Ando and Jan Hrebejk will compete at the top Czech festival. READ MORE: The 2016 Indiewire […]
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