Lotus by Signe Birkova Lotus is the debut film by Signe Birkova, and it enjoyed its world premiere in the First Feature Competition at the 2024 Black Nights Film Festival. The film's centre is Alice #FilmTwitter X Revived post: disapprovingswede.com/?p=26900 #BirkovaSigne #PÖFF2024

The Zone of Interest Jonathan Glazer The term "The Zone of Interest", as explained by author Martin Amis, referred to the outer area of Auschwitz (Oświęcim in Polish) during WWll. The #FilmTwitter X Revived post: disapprovingswede.com/?p=18872 #AnderssonRoy #GlazerJonathan

L’Amour fou by Jacques Rivette L'Amour fou (1969) is the third film by Jacques Rivette. The film was virtually impossible to watch for many years, at least in any discernible watchable #FilmTwitter X Revived post: disapprovingswede.com/?p=18220 #CannesFilmFestival #LAmourfou

Interview with the Ābele Brothers The fascinating film, Troubled Minds had its world premiere at the Black Nights Film Festival in Tallinn. I was able to talk to the directors Lauris and Raitis #FilmTwitter X Revived post: disapprovingswede.com/?p=9948 #ÂbeleLauris #ÂbeleRaitis

Nowe Horyzonty 2019 Day 4 The fourth #holiday of Nowe Horyzonty started with Zulawski's first film made in France, L'important c'est d'aimer (1975). It will be covered in an upcoming Zulawski post. #FilmTwitter X Revived post: disapprovingswede.com/?p=851 #BellochioMarco #Gräns

Last Night in Soho Edgar Wright is the man behind two films this year. The Sparks Brothers which is a documentary about Sparks and Last Night in Soho. The latter is about Eloise (Thomasin McKenzie), #FilmTwitter X Revived post: disapprovingswede.com/?p=9316 #AjaoMichael #ArgentoDario

#Lalka #Has #Centenary

Moszkva Tér by Ferenc Török Moszkva tér means Moscow square and is the name of a famous square on the Buda side of Budapest. Or rather, it was. In 2011 it was decided that it would be renamed #FilmTwitter X Revived post: disapprovingswede.com/?p=8155 #ForSomeInexplicableReason

A Sip of Hell review Who knows? Not me We never lost controlYou're face to faceWith... A Sip of Hell (UnTrago de Infierno) is the first directorial collaboration between Pilar Boyle and Mariano #FilmTwitter X Revived post: disapprovingswede.com/?p=27051 #AsseffMariano #BoylePilar

100 Years of Miklós Jancsó Today marks the centenary of the birth of Miklós Jancsó, one of the giants in world cinema. Ten years ago, I was invited to attend his 90:th birthday party while his #FilmTwitter X Revived post: disapprovingswede.com/?p=8691 #BIroYvette #ElectraMyLove

The Girl With the Needle by Magnus von Horn The Girl With The Needle is Magnus von Horn's third feature and likewise his third with a Cannes label of one kind or another. The story is set in post-WWI #FilmTwitter X Revived post: disapprovingswede.com/?p=23991 #CannesFilmFestival

It's hilarious to me that there are (presumably young) people who think that they can see how many films one has watched by checking the sad Letterboxd site.

So, who might be the culprit in this incredibly stupid film? #Weapons #Filmtwitter

The 10 best films of 2022 10-8 It's time to list the 10 best films of 2022. A year that was way weaker than 2021, with plenty of disappointments that will figure in the Disapproval list. Still, #FilmTwitter X Revived post: disapprovingswede.com/?p=16043 #bestfilmsof #HajMaha #HatHét

Alma Viva Alma Viva is the debut feature of Cristèle Alves Meira. Like every summer, little Salomé returns to her family village nestled in the Portuguese mountains for the holidays. As the #FilmTwitter X Revived post: disapprovingswede.com/?p=13201 #AlmaViva #CannesFilmFestival

#Gentle Power in Hungary Gentle (Szelíd 2022) is the second feature by László Csuja, following his debut Blossom Valley (Virágvölgy 2018). Gentle follows Edina, a bodybuilder who seems #FilmTwitter X Revived post: disapprovingswede.com/?p=16397 #BlossomValley #CsujaLászló