Film Europe’s Be2Can festival is here again and promises an eclectic selection of international festival films that will surprise, shock and wow even the most avid cinema-goer.
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Febiofest 2019: Vox Lux review
Natalie Portman soars as troubled pop star ‘Celeste’ in Vox Lux.
Shockproof Film Festival 2019 – Lords of Chaos, The Blob and John Carpenter
This year in Prague’s gloriously tacky and low-brow Shockproof Film Festival, catch an eclectic mix of old and new, and trash and treasure. From John Carpenter and The Blob to brutal manga horror and Lords of Chaos, missing this festival is the most stupid thing you could do this year.
Woman at War – zany Icelandic comedy to screen at Scandi and Catch-Up Tuesday
Award-winning Icelandic comedy Woman at War will screen at this year’s Scandi Film Festival starting later this week.
Invasion – the sci-fi horror you HAVE to see at this year’s Iranian Film Festival
Science fiction horror film Invasion is one of the most fascinating and original titles to hit Czech Republic’s popular Iranian Film Festival this year.
Under the Silver Lake review – a Lynchian take on the millenial dream
Under the Silver Lake is a wonderful and whimsical journey through the darker side of L.A. and the Hollywood dream. In the vein of David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive, but with a wicked sense of humour and a lovable young scruff at its centre.
Under the Silver Lake and more to screen at Prague’s Be2Can Festival this year
New thriller Under the Silver Lake will screen at Prague’s Be2Can Film Festival this October along with a host of other award-winning contemporary films from leading European film festivals Cannes, Berlinale and Venice.
Climax review – you’ll never drink sangria again
Climax is one of the most disturbing films I’ve seen in a while. Visually captivating, entertaining, and truly horrific at times.
KVIFF 2018: I Do Not Care If We Go Down in History as Barbarians review
This year’s Karlovy Vary International Film Festival winner is a highly original and unconventional story of politics and convenient ignorance. Barbarians is a fascinating piece of modern cinema, executed with impeccable precision and rarely has a dull moment.
KVIFF 2018: Crystal Swan review – ‘Pelíšky’ with a dash of ‘Trainspotting’
Belarus’ Oscar submission Crystal Swan is a charming film that captures the irony and frustration of post-communist youth. Both empowering and amusing, this is something you should definitely see at Karlovy Vary International Film Festival this week.
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