Produced and co-written by Zaleski’s own daughter, this homage is an unashamedly flattering ode to the great businessman. Science fiction acts mostly as a prosthetic, reduced to a stylised metaphor of ...

A man cares for his mother as dementia gradually takes away her independence, preserving their bond through the small rituals ...

When thousands of dead crabs wash ashore along England's North East coast, fisherman Stan Rennie finds himself leading a ...

In 2005, Sofia Coppola made her masterpiece, Marie Antoinette. At the same time her mother, Eleanor Coppola, shot almost 80 hours of video. There’s far more to this than the average behind the scenes ...

The jury of the Docs@PÖFF Baltic competition is headed by Christian Popp, a senior film producer and former commissioning editor with more than 35 years of experience in the film industry. He will be ...

In the Middle East, from the past until now, people have had very limited power to change something, and so the djinn helps them to reflect their feelings. They can’t take the reality otherwise. I ...

The Sutherland award for Best Film in the First Feature Competition went to Sompot Chidgasornpongse’s 9 Temples To Heaven. Imperium, which premiered at Venice Film Festival, "reframes Soviet history ...

An exceptional piece of filmmaking. De Givry’s love of ambiguity often approaches the danger zone of unwillingness to commit. Even the presence of a sauna does little to raise the film’s temperature.

Awarding the top prize to What Belongs To Others, the jury praised "its precise and delicate storytelling, its exceptional performances, and its complex portrait, devoid of judgment, of a flawed and ...

Sylvester Stallone, then a failing actor, writes the ultimate underdog story and must fight for his chance to play the role of a lifetime - Rocky Balboa.

Abraham and Szor’s approach is systematic and sobering. Ní Chianáin captures the sense of monumental shift – coming one way or another no matter what we do – with images of giant, ancient trees ...

The festival, which runs from November 4 to December 9, features a diverse programme of contemporary French and francophone cinema and will screen at more than 40 venues across the UK.