Mexican Filmmaker Federico Cecchetti Brings His Exploration of Indigenous Communities to the Global Stage
“Most of the Mexican films that are currently being produced are about narcos, kidnapping and violence. I wanted to tell a different story.”
“Most of the Mexican films that are currently being produced are about narcos, kidnapping and violence. I wanted to tell a different story.”
Films often struggle to represent the past in believable ways. But three new films have found innovative approaches.
The great composer reflects on his varied career that’s ranged from David Cronenberg films to “Lord of the Rings” and “Spotlight.”
Director Ali Asgari finds beauty and pain in his characters’ everyday struggles.
Leonor Teles, the daughter of a gypsy, physically attacks a symbol of European bigotry.
Gregorio Graziosi discusses his unique and often experimental films that are being celebrated around the world.
These movies still don’t have U.S. distribution. Here’s a plea to change that.
“I, Daniel Blake” and other recent films provide a mirror for European society.
At 90, the legendary B-movie producer and director is still at it.
Nuno Baltazar on his career shift from graphic design to filmmaker.
In the tradition of Ken Loach and the Yugoslav Black Cinema from the 60s, Ikić is taking a social realist approach to his examination of Europe’s changing urban landscape.
The New York-based film director’s shorts make him a filmmaker to keep an eye on.