How dwindling grants and a war over who deserves them are threatening Finnish cinema Trouble is afoot in the Finnish Film industry. A recent investigation in Long Play by Kalle...
How film-making and film festivals in Europe have become an engine and a focal point for Kurdish identity and solidarity There is (as yet) no state of Kurdistan. But in...
A filmmaker grapples with how to represent Lebanon’s endless collapse In this sweeping and introspective review, Muhammad Omar Janadi reflects on the layered attempts of three recent Lebanese documentaries to...
On the margins of Tunisia’s largest film festival, a journalist looks at the challenges to an ongoing experiment in the country’s prisons December 2024 in Tunis, Cité de Culture: “The...
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