Hojera, Krále Šumavy or Extractors will be seen by audiences in Europe and South America
A list of productions including 'Hojera', 'Krále Šumavy', and 'Extractors' will be showcased to audiences across Europe and South America.
'Sirât', rival of 'The Secret Agent' at the Oscars, wins six awards at Goya
The film 'Sirât' won six awards at the 40th Goya Awards, establishing itself as a strong competitor in the Oscar race for Best International Film.
New date for 'Bimovie' in Munich: Women's films for International Women's Day
The 'Bimovie' festival dedicated to women's films in Munich has been rescheduled from November to March, with the next edition starting on March 5.
What does film mean to you?…Director Kim Dong-ho’s question at ninety
Kim Dong-ho, a legendary figure in Korean cinema, makes his directorial debut at the age of ninety with the documentary 'Mr. Kim Goes to the Movies,' exploring the meaning of cinemas in discussions with renowned directors.
The Goya Awards Celebrate in Barcelona a Harvest Candidate for "Best Year in the History of Spanish Cinema"
The Goya Awards in Barcelona highlight the diversity and international appeal of Spanish cinema in 2025, deemed one of its best years ever.
The Red Carpet of the Goya Awards 2026, live | Special Video Program
The article covers live coverage of the red carpet event for the Goya Awards 2026 from the International Convention Center in Barcelona.
The Manipuri film made for children has elevated India's name; it will be released again in the country
The Manipuri film 'Boong', which has gained international acclaim by winning the Best Children's and Family Film at the 79th BAFTA, is set for a re-release in Indian theaters on March 6.
'The Secret Agent' Fails to Win the César Award for Best International Film
Brazil's 'The Secret Agent' did not win the Best International Film at the César Awards 2026, losing to the American film 'One Battle After Another.'
South Korean director Park Chan-wook to head the jury of the Cannes Film Festival
Park Chan-wook has been appointed as the president of the jury for the Cannes Film Festival, marking a historic first for South Korean cinema.
National Film Award "Lielais Kristaps" winners will be determined by an international jury
The winners of the national film award 'Lielais Kristaps' will be selected by an international jury composed of respected professionals from the film and audiovisual industry in Finland, Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania.
Kleber Mendonça Filho, the Brazilian who with The Secret Agent is about to make history at the Oscars
Kleber Mendonça Filho's film 'The Secret Agent' is a contender for the Best International Film Oscar, potentially marking Brazil's second consecutive win in this category.
'Sirât' offers an unexpected and explosive cinematic experience; g1 has already seen it
The film 'Sirât,' representing Spain at the 2026 Oscars for Best International Feature, captivates with its intense sound and shocking sequences, making for a potentially rewarding or alienating experience for viewers.
Director Park Chan-wook to Chair Cannes Film Festival Jury... First Korean to Do So
Director Park Chan-wook has been appointed as the jury chairman for the 79th Cannes Film Festival, becoming the first Korean to hold this position.
Current Topics, Impressions, and Reflections After the 76th Berlin International Film Festival
Latvian film professionals share their insights on the political context of the Berlin International Film Festival and discuss their favorite films from this year's event.
Who is Priyanka Mohan? Worked with Korean Stars, Became a Sensation
Priyanka Mohan has gained sudden fame due to her lead role in the new series 'Made in Korea', marking her first major international project.
BBC to stream award-winning crime thriller and fans don't have long to wait
The BBC is set to stream the award-winning Irish language crime thriller 'Aontas' on BBC iPlayer next month.
Reema Das Raises the Flag of Indian Cinema Again with a Big Achievement in Children's Film
Filmmaker Reema Das has won international recognition for her children’s film 'Not a Hero' at the Berlin International Film Festival.
Bafta Award for 'Affection Value'
The Norwegian film 'Affection Value' won the BAFTA award for Best Foreign Language Film, marking a historic first for Norway.
The Palestinian Flag is Raised at the Berlin Festival and 'Yellow Letters' Captures the Gold
The Berlin International Film Festival's closing night featured powerful political statements, with Palestinian director Abdullah Dakhil winning an award and condemning the German government's stance on Gaza.
Turkish film Yellow Letters wins the top prize at the Berlin International Film Festival
Turkish political drama 'Yellow Letters,' directed and written by İlker Çatak, has won the Golden Bear award at the Berlin International Film Festival.
Kilograms of Culture 2025 awards distributed! The event of the year - the international triumph of the animated film 'Stream'
The 'Kilograms of Culture 2025' awards celebrated various artistic achievements in Latvia, highlighting significant contributions in different categories such as theater, music, cinema, and literature.
QUIZ: Who played the main role? Do you know the acting faces of famous films?
The article presents a quiz challenging readers to test their knowledge of actors from iconic Czech and international films.
The Ecuadorian film 'Hiedra', winner at the Venice Festival, arrives in the country's cinemas
Ecuadorian film 'Hiedra', directed by Ana Cristina Barragán, is set to premiere in cinemas across Ecuador on March 12 after being recognized at major international film festivals.
"Views from Africa": cinema through the eyes of eleven African directors
The 'Views from Africa' section at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival showcases works from eleven African filmmakers representing various countries.
Selton Mello announces new international film shot in Paris: 'In love with cinema'
Selton Mello has announced a new international film titled 'I Don't Even Know Who I Was,' shot in Paris and directed by João Paulo Miranda Maria, in collaboration with the French production company Les Valseurs.
Cinema and Politics: The Berlinale as a Conduit of Sentiment
Eighty international filmmakers criticized the Berlinale for its silence regarding the Gaza conflict, but the festival's role as a cultural event is being misinterpreted in the debate over political responsibility.
Cineplex CEO to receive Legend of Cinema Award from international industry group
Ellis Jacob, the CEO of Cineplex, will receive the prestigious Legend of Cinema Award, joining Martin Scorsese as its only other recipient, as he prepares to retire from the industry.
‘My Name Is’ By Director Jung Ji-young, Portraying the Jeju 4.3 Incident, Moves Berlin Audiences to Tears
Director Jung Ji-young's new film, 'My Name Is', premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival, evoking strong emotional responses from the audience regarding the Jeju 4.3 Incident.
'The Secret Agent' arrives in Mexico; find out the release date of the Oscar-nominated film 2026
The Brazilian film 'The Secret Agent', which has gained international acclaim and multiple nominations including the Oscars, is set to be released in Mexican theaters.
Tourism highlights cinema as a strategic axis for national promotion
The Mexican government is promoting cinematic tourism as a key part of its international promotion strategy to attract foreign film productions and boost the economy ahead of 2026.
Cinema Remains Politically Silent: 'We Should Not Expect Artists to Comment on All General Debates'
The Berlin International Film Festival is facing criticism for its shift away from politically charged content, described as a reflection of a fear-driven film industry.
'The Secret Agent' wins Best International Film at the Spirit Awards
The Brazilian film 'The Secret Agent' has won the award for Best International Film at the Independent Spirit Awards, beating other contenders including the Spanish film 'Sirat'.
'The Secret Agent' Wins Spirit Awards for Best International Film
'The Secret Agent', directed by Kleber Mendonça Filho, won the Best International Film honor at the Spirit Awards, an important event for independent cinema.
The New Coming of a Cult Film: 'The Hotel of the Dead Alpinist' Receives International Attention
The cult film 'The Hotel of the Dead Alpinist' by Grigori Kromanov premiered as an opening film at the Berlinale Classics program during the Berlin Film Festival.
Pictures: "The Dead Mountaineer's Hotel" opened the archive film program of the Berlin Film Festival
"The Dead Mountaineer's Hotel" was screened at the Berlin Film Festival as part of the Berlinale Classics program, marking a significant moment for Estonian cinema.
On its third day: The Berlin Festival between the nightmares of wealth and the horror of motherhood
The Berlin International Film Festival 2026 immerses audiences in a blend of dazzling red carpet experiences and psychological horror narratives on its third day.
Train Dreams advances in the Oscar race by leading Spirit Awards where Sirat goes home empty-handed
Clint Bentley's film 'Train Dreams' won three awards at the Independent Spirit Awards, enhancing its chances in the Oscar race, while the Spanish film 'Sirat' lost the Best International Feature award to Brazil's 'The Secret Agent'.
Maite Alberdi, the director of The Mole Agent, delves into the pressure of motherhood through a surprising case
Maite Alberdi discusses her documentary 'Un hijo propio', which explores motherhood pressures and premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival.
Sheinbaum presents alongside Salma Hayek and industry representatives incentives for cinema
Claudia Sheinbaum, the President of Mexico, announced new incentives for the film industry, aiming to increase both national and international productions in the country.
The Second Day of the Berlin Festival: Gaza Invades the Theaters and the 'Golden Bear' in Crisis
The second day of the Berlin International Film Festival faced tension as discussions centered on the intersection of cinema and politics, particularly in light of recent events in Gaza.
The red bear
The article discusses the symbolism of the red bear at the Berlin International Film Festival and reflects on the influence of films on society as articulated by jury president Wim Wenders.
Dolores Oliverio, the young dancer who dazzles as the protagonist in La Virgen de la Tosquera: "My mom left the cinema and told me I scared her"
Dolores Oliverio stars as Natalia in the Argentine film La Virgen de la Tosquera, which has been showcased at international festivals and won awards for its independent production.
Saga Cavallin: This year I will turn my back on the diluted American culture
Cultural critic Saga Cavallin vows to not watch any new American films in 2026, seeking to explore alternative international cultural options instead.
The Sudanese Cotton Queen: The Centerpiece of the Ottawa Film Festival
The film 'Cotton Queen' by Sudanese director Susan Mirghani is poised to be a prominent feature at the 2026 Ottawa International Film Festival.
Héctor Olivera: the movies he enjoyed filming the most, Perón's small personal revenge, and the children's success he was unaware of
Héctor Olivera, a revered Argentine filmmaker, reflects on his career and the current challenges of national cinema while receiving a lifetime achievement award at the Punta del Este International Film Festival.
Berlin Film Festival Opens with Multiple Japanese Works Participating
The 76th Berlin International Film Festival has opened, showcasing several Japanese films, including the animated feature 'Hana Kuro Ao ga Akeru Hi.'
Opening of the Berlin Film Festival and an Arab Cry in the Panorama
The 76th Berlin International Film Festival opened with a vibrant ceremony led by new director Tricia Tuttle, breaking from traditional norms and emphasizing the festival's commitment to global storytelling.
Land of Angels Leads at Fajr International Film Festival in Iran
The film 'Land of Angels' won the grand prize at the 44th edition of the Fajr International Film Festival in Tehran, highlighting the evolution of Iranian cinema.
The Amazons of African cinema triumph at the 4th edition of FIFF Cotonou
The 4th International Women's Film Festival in Cotonou, Benin celebrated the achievements of African female directors with a focus on their creativity and the issues faced by women on the continent.
Santa Barbara Festival honors Leonardo DiCaprio and Sean Penn
The Santa Barbara International Film Festival honored notable Hollywood stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, and Benicio del Toro with the Hammond Cinema Vanguard Award for their artistic careers and cultural impact on American cinema.