Dom, by Massimiliano Battistella, premiered at the 82nd Venice Film Festival in Giornate degli Autori – Venetian Nights. The documentary follows Mirela, a Bosnian woman who fled Sarajevo as a child and now returns after thirty years to search for her mother, exploring memory, guilt, and the many meanings of home.
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Január 2, directed by Zsófia Szilágyi, is a compelling narrative that explores the emotional and psychological impacts of a family separation, seen through the eyes of a third party. Set in a desolate Hungarian city, the film captures the intimate, mundane moments of a young family in crisis. The film’s storytelling is both reflective and evocative, offering a unique perspective on love, loss, and the search for personal order amid chaos.
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Danish director Thomas Vinterberg presented his film Kursk at the Rome Film Fest. It tells the story of the accident involving
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The Centre for Contemporary Art Luigi Pecci in Prato (Tuscany) is devoted to the contemporary arts of the last
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Starting from August the 27th, the 2018 edition of Kiss Me Deadly, the International Film Noir Festival, will be
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