Ahead of the Locarno premiere of his debut feature ‘September Afternoon,’ the young creative who loves “dead time” discusses his unique film language and resisting uniformity.
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Ahead of the Locarno premiere of his debut feature ‘September Afternoon,’ the young creative who loves “dead time” discusses his unique film language and resisting uniformity.
“Chapa 100,” the 2025 Atlas Workshops Development Award winner, now a potential highlight at Locarno’s Africa-focused strand Open Doors, has been boarded by Italy-based sales agent Luminalia. Written and directed…
Arthouse movies are increasingly made for younger audiences who are replacing ageing stay-at-home baby boomers at Europe’s upscale cinema theaters. That impact is now working its way through new arthouse…
