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A journey through three periods of the history of Krahô people, in the north of Tocantins state, in the heart of the Brasilian forest. The postKanu Behl – Agra #Cannes2023appeared first onFred Film Radio.

A journey through three periods of the history of Krahô people, in the north of Tocantins state, in the heart of the Brasilian forest. The postJoão Salaviza, Renée Nader Messora – Crowrã (The Buriti Flower) #Cannes2023appeared first onFred Film Radio.

Triet directs Sandra Hüller in a court drama reflecting on how women are still being judged for their sexuality, career and even motherhood. The postJustine Triet, Sandra Hüller – Anatomy of a fall #Cannes2023appeared first onFred Film Radio.

Chile's colonial past echoing in today's world in the debut feature by Felipe Gálvez. The postCamilo Arancibia, Mark Stanley, Mishell Guana – The Settlers #Cannes2023appeared first onFred Film Radio.

Alireza Khatami and Ali Asgari join forces to explore power dynamics in contemporary Iranian society with Terrestrial Verses. The postAlireza Khatami & Ali Asgari – Terrestrial Verses #Cannes2023appeared first onFred Film Radio.

The first Sudanese film at the Cannes Film Festival, Goodbye Julia, is the story of a friendship The story of a friendship, and the hope of unity in a divided Sudan. The postMohamed Kordofani – Goodbye Julia #Cannes2023appeared first onFred Film Radio.

Jessica Hausner talks about Club Zero, screening in competition at Cannes Film Festival The postJessica Hausner – Club Zero #Cannes2023appeared first onFred Film Radio.

Eureka: The biggest challenge for Lisandro Alonso since his first film. The postLisandro Alonso – Eureka #Cannes2023appeared first onFred Film Radio.

Maya Hawke and Rupert Friend on their experience in the pastel colored world of Wes Anderson. The postRupert Friend, Maya Hawke – Asteroid City #Cannes2023appeared first onFred Film Radio.

Magalie Lepine-Blondeau on revolutionizing the rom-com in The Nature of Love, with her best friend, director Monia Chokri. The postMagalie Lepine-Blondeau – The Nature of Love #Cannes2023appeared first onFred Film Radio.

The debut behind the camera of a young director who discovers herself, just like the protagonist of her film. The postInês Teixeira – Shimmering Bodies #Cannes2023appeared first onFred Film Radio.

A Jordanian widow finds out just how powerless she is without a man, or a boy. The postAmjad Al Rasheed – Inshallah A Boy #Cannes2023appeared first onFred Film Radio.

At Riviera International Film Festival 2023 actress Emily Mortimer talk about the importance of failures in her career. The postEmily Mortimer – Riviera International Film Festival 2023appeared first onFred Film Radio.

Anselm by Wim Wenders, at the 76th Festival de Cannes, The post“Anselm”, interview with director Wim Wendersappeared first onFred Film Radio.

Hopper Jack Penn and Zoë Bleu on how Signs of love was a profound and deep experience from the personal. The postHopper Jack Penn, Zoë Bleu – Signs of Love #Alicenellacittàappeared first onFred Film Radio.

The emotional impact of language in audio description. The postMarina Ramos Caro #ARSAD2023appeared first onFred Film Radio.

Discovering Asian Pop-Up Cinema in Chicago. The postSophia Wong Boccio – Asian Pop-Up Cinema #FarEastFilmFestivalappeared first onFred Film Radio.

There is a thin red thread that connects Johnnie To's most personal works like this "Sparrow", or like "Throw down", and it is the love that transpires in photographing Hong Kong and the love for cinema in different forms. The postJohnnie To – Sparrow #FarEastFilmFestivalappeared first onFred Film Radio.

Yasashisa 優しさ, kindness. With this word the actress Sawako Agawa — who plays the role of Nakamura Taeko in the film — defines the sweet and at times bitter film by Matsunaga Daishi, one of the most awaited films of the twenty-fifth edition of the FEFF. The postMatsunaga Daishi – Egoist #FarEastFilmFestivalappeared first onFred Film Radio.

Hiroki Ryuchi, director of Phases of the Moon. The postHiroki Ryuchi – Phases of the Moon  #FarEastFilmFestivalappeared first onFred Film Radio.

For the eighth film, the musical comedy Techno Brothers, Watanabe finally leaves Otawara venturing on a wider road – or rather the highway to Tokyo, where the title group, formed by Watanabe, his brother Watanabe Yuji and his friend Kurosaki Takanori, goes in search of fame and success. The postWatanabe Hirobumi, Watanabe Yuji – Techno Brothers #FarEastFilmFestivalappeared first onFred Film Radio.

Based on an original screenplay by Koyama Kundo, who also has an Oscar-winning film to his credit such as Departures, the story of Yudo reserves us the pleasure of visually lingering on the movie's sento, a pearl of the architecture of the public baths of the era Showa (1926-1989). The postSuzuki Masayuki, Wakamatsu Hiroki, Koyama Kundo – Yudo – The way of the bath #FarEastFilmFestivalappeared fir...

Scripted by Lim, a Malaysian-born director long based in Osaka, Your Lovely Smile has the feel of a Watanabe film by proxy, with his distinctive brand of self-mocking humor. The postShogen, Matsuura Ryo – December, your lovely smile #FarEastFilmFestivalappeared first onFred Film Radio.

At the same time, The Other Child is a searing drama about the psychology of grief and loss. The postKim Jin-young – The Other Child #FarEastFilmFestivalappeared first onFred Film Radio.

In a precarious time when transphobia is more pronounced and rampant, this is the story you need to know. The postEj Jallorina and Maris Racal – Where is the lie #FarEastFilmFestivalappeared first onFred Film Radio.