The Killing of Čáhcerávga The Spell of Disorientation review by Jue Yang review by Jue Yang A forest in winter, a frozen river — ‘The Killing of Čáhcerávga’ opens with a vast landscape, blue-grey with howling wind. A conversation takes pl …
Bab Sebta Nothing to declare review by Bo Alfaro Decreton In her fourth short film, Randa Maroufi creates a re-enactment of the border control in Ceuta, an enclave in between Morocco and Spain. …
Menarca When the piranha strikes, it feels no shame. review by Bo Alfaro Decreton When a mysterious creature is captured by local fishermen in a Brazilian village infested with piranhas, Nanã’s encounter with it soon ev …
Perpetual Night nocturnal nurturing review by Inge Coolsaet Two Falangists disturb the domestic evening rituals of Paz' family while she takes her baby out of the bathtub. They order her to come down …
"Cinema is a language we all share." — Sameh Alaa interview by Inge Coolsaet interview by Inge Coolsaet Sameh Alaa is the first Egyptian director ever to be part of the Official Short Film Competition in Cannes. Now he also won the Palme d’Or. D …
"It has always been my dream to … — Dorian Jespers interview by Michiel Philippaerts The rapid succession of consecutive festival selections and prizes for Dorian Jespers’ graduation film ‘Sun Dog’ is almost as impressive as the h …
Short Talk: Lars Henrik Gass Episode 16 interview by Enrico Vannucci S hort Talk is a podcast by Talking Shorts. In each episode a professional from the short film circuit will discuss about their work, …
Short Talk: Luce Grosjean Episode 15 interview by Enrico Vannucci S hort Talk is a podcast by Talking Shorts. In each episode a professional from the short film circuit will discuss about their work, …
