‘Four Minus Three’ Wins Berlin’s Europa Cinemas Prize
Adrian Goiginger’s true-life dramedy follows professional clowns struck by tragedy. Source: ‘Four Minus Three’ Wins Berlin’s Europa Cinemas Prize
Berlinale 2026: When cinema (good, bad, mediocre) is not discussed because of a political storm
The German festival curated a competition with strong moments and many films about families on the verge of collapse. Yet what played on the screens was overshadowed by the media uproar. Source: Berlinale 2026: When cinema (good, bad, mediocre) is … Continued
Fire at derelict Canterbury cinema leaves site unsafe
Kent Fire and Rescue Service (KFRS) was mobilised after a fire was reported at around 2pm on Saturday 14 February at the disused former Odeon building on St George’s Place, Canterbury. Source: Fire at derelict Canterbury cinema leaves site unsafe … Continued
‘Dakan’ Film Screening Explores Queer Identity in African Film
The Center for Women’s Studies hosted the brown bag event “Landscapes of Desire: Queering Spaces in African Film” on Feb. 10. Assistant Professor of Africana and Latin American Studies Cristovão Nwachukwu led the discussion on how the representation of spaces … Continued
‘A Child of My Own’ Review: Award-Winning Chilean Documaker Maite Alberdi Ventures North to Mexico for a Chronicle of a Faked Pregnancy
Ana Celeste Montalvo Peña plays a young woman driven to the edge of madness by her need to breed in the filmmaker’s docu-fiction hybrid. Source: ‘A Child of My Own’ Review: A Playful Chronicle of a Faked Pregnancy
Binondo landmarks light up as Manila Chinatown revitalization continues
The project, under the patronage of First Lady Liza Araneta Marcos and championed by the Federation of Filipino Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry Inc. (FFCCCII), aims to beautify and illuminate key heritage sites in the world’s oldest Chinatown — … Continued