No one is able talk about Werner Herzog better than Werzog himself. Based on six statements by the mythical filmmaker, we discuss his ideas about film and his way of working.
Werner Herzog is known for his extraordinary use of color to create emotions and atmospheres. His beige color palette is now symbolic of a metropolitan trend.
The programme with selected films by Programmer of the Future Kseniia Bespalova unearths colonial histories hidden in the earth of places that used to comprise the Soviet Union.
Programmer of the future Janilda Bartolomeu made a showcase of contemporary films and video installations from the area also known as the Black Atlantic.
Programmer of the Future Korée Wilrycx argues that makers such as Yvonne Rainer, Alice Diop, and Agnès Varda also dare to focus on men and always do so in a unique way.
Nowruz is celebrated at the beginning of spring by diverse ethnicities from the Balkans to the Black Sea, from Central Asia to the Middle East and elsewhere for over 3,000 years.
DAVRA, dedicated to preserving and enriching Central Asian film heritage, looks back on their unforgettable participation in documenta 15.
Ivan Barbosa and Roelof Jan Minneboo in conversation with Jack Monkau (1939), Kenneth Herdigein (1959) and Yootha Wong-Loi-Sing (1987).
In a new series of our From the fifth row... podcast, Cesar Majorana explores the shadowy world of obscure film festivals that don't really (or really don't) exist.
