FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE CINE
DE CARTAGENA DE INDIAS CARTAGENA, COLOMBIA

More often than not, it is the materials they are crafted of that lend paintings and sculptures their final meaning. The stone, the size of the canvas, texture and color slow [...]

There are few professions like acting that literally allow you to wear the shoe on the other foot; to set aside prejudices and get over your fear of t [...]

Dumont’s is a physical cinema, a corporeal one populated with unpleasant, unapologetic characters; in many cases, they are portrayed with th [...]

Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s films take his audie [...]

New York in the Seventies. A city where anything was possible, a hive of creativity that left no one out in the cold. It was here that a young, carefree Susan Sarandon was given [...]

Throughout the forty-five years of his uninterrupted career, Luis Ospina (Cali, Colombia - 1949) has explored a variety of trades that have shaped his insightful vision of cinem [...]

In 1991, the 40-minute short film Carne premiered at Cannes International Critics Week and won first prize in its category. Gaspar Noé’s third film openly flaunted a [...]

In an interview for the documentary Sharunas Bartas, An Army of One, Bartas recalls the one single event that made him want to be a filmmaker: on an expedition to the Siberian m [...]

A prolific icon in contemporary Hollywood cinema, Clive Owen's resume is remarkable in its depth and breadth. His range of characters knows virtually no boundaries. In contrast [...]

Leader of the recent Mexican Cinema Renaissance, Alejandro González Iñárritu, one of the most prestigious directors in Mexican history, will receive a tribute from the [...]

Awarded over 30 international awards, this master od conceptual movies and first Iranian director to win the Golden Palm in Cannes in 2007, is one of the world's most respected [...]

The great Polish director Pawel Pawlikowski will be part of FICCI 54 with the South American premiere of his film Ida, one of 2014's most promising films. The line-up of interna [...]

If Sayles' films could be described in two words, they would be independence and commitment. Independence in his choice of movies far from the exorbitant budgets and giant Holly [...]

Peck was born in Haiti in 1953, he moved with his family to Congo when he was a child escaping the dictatorship of Duvalier. He worked as a journalist and photographer; he was a [...]

Martina has appeared in a total of ten international award-winning films and is also credited with a role in the romantic comedy Día naranja, the debut film by documentary [...]

Claire Denis was born in France, but spent most of her childhood in France’s African colonies. A professor at the European Graduate School in Saas-Fee, Switzerland, she b [...]

Argentine by birth, Babebco has been living in Brazil since 1969. He first ventured into the world of the documentary at the initiative of Roberto Farias, who would later becom [...]