Tag: iffr2021
Rotterdam 2021 June Part Review: JESUS EGON CHRISTUS, The Gospel of the Brand New World
Paul Arámbula, Sascha Alexander Gersak and Angelo Martone star in a film from Germany, directed by David Vajda and Sasa Vajda.
Rotterdam 2021 June Part Review: BLOODSUCKERS, Romantic Horror Comedy
Aleksandre Koberidze, Lilith Stangenberg, and Alexander Herbst star in a vampire comedy from Germany, directed by Julian Radlmaier.
Rotterdam 2021 June Part Review: DEATH ON THE STREETS Foretold in the Blue-Collar Elegy
Masculine pride fuels the downfall of a blue-collar worker lacking economic privilige.
Rotterdam 2021 Review: LANDSCAPES OF RESISTANCE, Topography of Oppression and Historical Memory
The video-essayistic traveling memoir by Marta Popivoda explores the intersection of historical and personal memory.
Rotterdam 2021 Review: BEBIA, À MON SEUL DÉSIR, Coming of Age in the Georgian Countryside
Debut director Juja Dobrachkous' delivers a formalist spin on a gynocentric coming-of-age story.
Rotterdam 2021 Review: THE NORTH WIND, The Ritual of Love and Death in Ornamental Fable on the Treacherous Comfort of Timelessness
Russian filmmaker Renata Litvinova immerses multigenerational magical realist melodrama into opulent theatrical grandeur.
Rotterdam 2021 Review: Political Cyber-Thriller LONE WOLF, A Visual Experiment With an Allure of Genre Film
Jonathan Ogilvie reimagines Joseph Conrad´s The Secret Agent for the era of surveillance capitalism.
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