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“Asking others to think for us means the death of civilization.”  – …

Tonight IFFR opens its 48th festival with Dirty God(2019) by Sacha Polac…

When people draw up their lofty pantheons of the eternally great director…

It is hardly surprising that the graceful film Live Cargo reminds us of on-…

Elias is that kind of unpretentious character that everyone likes. He wor…

In the first edition of Roffa Mon Amour we screened La Playa DC, a Colombian …

Child pornography disguised as a cautionary documentary. Exploitative…

On a fictional island nation called Besco, newly-elected president Dani…

Some of the starting points of Martijn Maria Smits’ second feature film Wa…

Aiman is a 28-year-old Malay correctional officer is recently transferr…

Situated in the crumbling ruins of Athens’ 2004 Olympic Village, a group o…

“The most dangerous creation of any society is the man who has nothing to lo…

“Because horrible situations are easier to digest when you wrap them up in …

“Stupid tree. Stupid rock. Stupid concrete. Stupid people. Stupid sky. E…

Discover directors of the future with Roffa Mon Amours monthly screening…

A slice-of-life dark comedy about Betty, a lonely female security guard w…

A tragedy happens in the factory of Maquinaria Panamericana. Her father-…

A drunk passenger causes an accident were a young motorcyclist ends up und…

One of the hottest hits at the Sundance Festival 2015 and the Imagine Festi…

The Romanian Elena becomes a surrogate mother to Danish couple Kasper and …

A car passes by; a teenage girl gets in on the passenger side. She’s bored an…

Opening with 11-year old Nicolas diving deep into the ocean Évolution has …

Already in 2011 Boi Neon, or Neon Bull, was presented at Cinemart. It was Ga…

The newest generation of Colombian filmmakers is no longer interested in …

From the bowels of Vesuvius, Pulcinella, a foolish servant, is sent to pre…

During IFFR Roffa Mon Amour picks out some of the greatest up and coming di…

Tanna was the first film to be announced by International Film Festival Ro…

It rarely happens to us, leaving a cinema before the end of the film. But dur…

One of the finest films we’ve seen at London Film Festival was Babai, the fi…

Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959) tells the story of a French woman and a Japanese …

Due to working on his third film script Carlos Vermut is hidden somewhere i…

Saturday July 25th we screen I Swear I’ll Leave This Town, the second featu…

Sunday July 26th we screen the sensible coming-of-age film The Summer of S…

Thursday July 23rd we screen The Boss, Anatomy of a Crime. Director Sebast…

Friday July 24th we screen Sunrise, the psychedelic second feature film o…