World Cinema

• Angela SCHANELEC
• Germany
• 2007
• 97min

“The girl, Konstantin’s girlfriend… became more and more important, because it is apparently impossible to do without hope. I just let her speak [because] I believe that in our soc...

World Cinema

• Goran PASKALIJEVIC
• Serbia
• 1979
• 87min

In the late 1970s, Goran Paskaljevic carried on the trends defined by the so-called Czech School active in Yugoslavia at the time. With auteur cinema becoming firmly entrenched, Pa...

World Cinema

• Gaël MOREL
• France
• 2007
• 90min

“When we edited the film, I was surprised to realize that contrary to expectations, the film was not about a woman who gets lost. In fact, it was about a woman who saved herself.” ...

World Cinema

• Ognjen SVILIČIĆ
• Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina,Germany
• 2007
• 82min

Winner of the East of the West Competition at Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in 2007, Armin is a traditional father-son story that unfolds within the hope of movie stardo...

World Cinema

• Simón BROSS
• Mexico
• 2007
• 98min

Eating disorders have made headlines in the last year, with a renewed interest turned toward body image and health. The four characters that struggle with food in Bad Habits each h...

World Cinema

• Goran PASKALIJEVIC
• Serbia
• 1976
• 90min

Before Serbian director Goran Paskaljevic shot to fame with the success of The Powder Keg (1998) and its critique of the Serbian war machine, he directed this contemplative, unders...

World Cinema

• Krzysztof ZANUSSI
• Italy,France
• 2007
• 104min

Based on the drama by Rocco Familiari, Black Sun is rooted in the facts of an event that transpired two decades ago. Agata and Manfredi is a young couple in Catania, deeply in love...

World Cinema

• Anton CORBIJN
• UK,Australia
• 2007
• 119min

In 1980 at age 23, Ian Curtis, vocalist of seminal post-punk rock band Joy Division committed suicide after a short, troubled life. Using his widow Deborah’s book, Touching from a ...

World Cinema

• Claire MCCARTHY
• Australia
• 2007
• 100min

“Each story in Cross Life explores basic struggles ? the cycles of birth and death, the rites of passage from childhood to adulthood, the tensions between traditional beliefs and t...

World Cinema

• Claude LELOUCH
• France
• 2006
• 103min

Following the failure of his last film, Claude Lelouch directed and presented his latest to Cannes under a pseudonym. His desire for anonymity is reflected in Crossed Tracks, where...