Tag: Arieh Worthalter
Nuri Bilge Ceylan Visiting Father-daughter Tensions with Pale Sun (Yorgun Günes) this Summer
Where there's smoke, there's fire and today we can confirm some exciting news - the Nuri Bilge Ceylan camp is indeed moving forward on...
Dust | 2026 Berlin Intl. Film Festival Review
Corporate Cannibals: Blondé Underwhelms with Ethical Reckoning
There’s an interesting idea behind Dust, which finds two Belgian entrepreneurs essentially navigating their last two days of...
Interview: Philippe Lesage – Comme le feu (Who By Fire)
The adults in the room may be battling for dominance, but in the end, it’s the one who considers the long-term consequences and deeper...
Who by Fire (Comme le feu) | Review
Into the Woods: Lesage Explores Wounded Masculinities
In Vincent Sherman’s 1943 Bette Davis-led melodrama Old Acquaintance, the complex relationship between a pair of female frenemies...
Exclusive Clip: A Wee Bit of Tension in Philippe Lesage’s Who by Fire
Winner of last year's Grand Prix in the Generation 14plus section at the Berlinale and selected as part of the New York Film Festival...
Vincent Le Port’s ‘Hautefaye’ & Kornél Mundruczó’s ‘The Revolution According to Kamo’ Receive ARTE France Coin
French filmmaker Vincent Le Port and Hungarian helmer Kornél Mundruczó are receiving some ARTE France Cinéma coin for future projets that are being readied...
Make No Promises: Virginie Efira & Arieh Worthalter Topline Kruithof’s ‘Les Braises’
In a double Virginie Efira casting news type of day, we learn that after dropping in Rebecca Zlotowski's Vie Privée, the actress will move...
2024 Lumières Awards: Anatomy Of A Fall, The Animal Kingdom, Last Summer & Disco Boy Land Noms
Naturally, all focus and the most nominations would go to Justine Triet’s Anatomy Of A Fall (it leads in six categories) but this did...
Saturn Bowling | Review
Nightmare (Bowling) Alley: Mazuy Shocks with Disturbing Thriller
Every once in a while, a film comes along which conceptualizes brutality so shocking and vile it...
Rien à perdre (All to Play For) | 2023 Cannes Film Festival Review
Other People’s Children: Deloget Butts with Bureaucracy in Familial Drama
Virginie Efira continues to explore the arduous spectrum of contemporary motherhood in her latest film,...
2023 Cannes Clip: Efira Tries to Keep Family Together in Delphine Deloget’s All To Play For (Rien à perdre)
Shoring up in Cannes with two features, Virginie Efira is cast as a mother going the twelve rounds in Delphine Deloget's feature debut All...
Top 200 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2023: #123. Delphine Deloget’s Rodéo
Rodéo
Not to be confused with last year's Un Certain Regard title about street smarts and dirt bikes from Lola Quivoron, Delphine Deloget's Rodéo is...
Hunted [Video Review]
Once Upon a Time in Belgium: Paronnaud Goes into the Woods for Violent Retro-Fairytale
The notion of the wolf in sheep’s clothing busts into blurred...
Top 100 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2021: #54. Mathieu Amalric’s Serre-moi fort
Serre-moi fort
Mathieu Amalric should be ready to reveal his eighth feature with Serre-moi fort, a working title which means: hold me tight. Produced by...
Top 150 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2020: #63. Serre moins fort – Mathieu Amalric
Serre moins fort
Actor/director Mathieu Amalric commences work on his eighth feature with Serre moins fort, a working title. The French-German co-production is being produced...
Top 150 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2020: #95. Cosmogonie – Vincent Paronnaud
French director Vincent Paronnaud is best known as an animator, having co-directed two films with Marjane Satrapi. The two parted ways following 2011’s Chicken...
Off Set 2018 TIFF Portrait Series: Girl
The first in our Off Set 2018 TIFF Portrait Series is Belgium's Foreign Language Oscar nom in Lukas Dhont's Girl. The Un Certain Regard...
