Tag: Lucía Aleñar Iglesias

Interview: Lucía Aleñar Iglesias, Zoe Stein & Agnès Pique Corbera – Forastera (2025)

Long before Bergman’s Persona undertook its psychological and existential excavation of selfhood, cinema had already been preoccupied for nearly a century with the blurring...

2025 Marrakech Film Festival: Meryem Benm’Barek, Lucía Aleñar Iglesias & Akinola Davies Jr. in Comp

Along with France's Les Arcs Film Festival in December the last major film festival of note on the film festival map is Marrakech. Today...

Interview: Lucía Aleñar Iglesias – Forastera

Set in Mallorca, Cata's summer is drenched in sun and lazy promise—until it is violently rewritten by the absurd, sudden death of her grandmother,...

2025 TIFF: Chloé Zhao’s ‘Hamnet’ Wins TIFF People’s Choice Award Paving the Way to Oscar Gold

Building on Telluride buzz that preceded it, Chloé Zhao’s Hamnet just lassoed the TIFF People’s Choice Award which makes it the bonafide top of...

2025 TIFF: Nadia Latif, Lucía Aleñar Iglesias & Zamo Mkhwanazi Selected for Discovery Programme

The section dedicated to dedicated to works by first and second-time filmmakers, Toronto International Film Festival have announced the twenty-three films in the Discovery...

2025 Cannes Film Festival Predictions – Critics’ Week

Located at the opposite end of the Croisette, the Critics’ Week section typically showcases just under a dozen feature films heavy on Caméra d'Or...

Next Step Volume II: Konstantina Kotzamani, João Paulo Miranda Maria & Sam Kuhn Selected

For almost a decade now, the Critics' Week of the Cannes Film Festival has been nurturing emerging talents as they transition from short to...

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