All posts tagged "Isabella Eklöf"
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Film Festivals
2023 San Sebastián: Camborda’s “The Rye Horn” Wins Golden Shell, “Kalak” & “Puan” Double Up in Prizes
September 30, 2023It’s now the fourth year in a row that a female filmmaker has won San Sebastián’s...
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Film Festivals
2023 San Sebastián: Xavier Legrand, Isabella Eklöf, Kitty Green & Christos Nikou Added to Comp
August 25, 2023Two surprise world premieres (highly anticipated sophomore features) are part of the last batch of competition...
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Festival Predictions
2023 Venice Film Festival – 75 Predictions: Fien Troch, Ellen Kuras, Michel Franco, Jan P. Matuszyński…
July 11, 2023Among yesterday’s round of Venice Film Festival predictions we had the likes of Bertrand Bonello, Viggo...
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Annual Top Films Lists
Top 200 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2023: #29. Isabella Eklöf’s Kalak
January 18, 2023Kalak We still think about her breakout directorial debut and we were filled with glee when...
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Foreign Film News
Dirty Dane: Emil Johnsen Confronts Painful Past in Isabella Eklöf’s “Kalak”
September 20, 2022In terms of new trauma triggering old trauma experiences, her debut film Holiday was no walk...
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Annual Top Films Lists
Through the Looking Glass: Top 20 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2022 – Picks 20-11
January 18, 2021As we continue to navigate a world still in the grip of a formidable pandemic, many...
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Interviews
Interview: Isabella Eklöf – Holiday
February 8, 2019I was lassoed by the pre-fest launching of the accompanying marketing materials for this Danish-Dutch-Swedish co-production...
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Film Festivals
Video: Isabella Eklöf’s Holiday | 2018 Sundance Film Festival
February 8, 2019With American indie being the focal point of our Sundance coverage, it takes a little coaxing...
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Interviews
Interview: Ali Abbasi – Border
October 27, 2018Two years after Shelley, a horror film based on a Norse mythology and folktale, Ali Abbasi...
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Film Festivals
Video: Ali Abbassi’s Border | 2018 Cannes Film Festival
October 27, 2018The surprise hit of the Un Certain Regard and kudos to the Benicio del Toro led...