Fiorucci was NYC’s hottest brand before falling into oblivion. Thirty years later, Lock documents how Stephen and Jane Shaffer bring it back to life.
If you’re in Amsterdam, discover the stories of queer individuals from the Philippines, Sudan or Morocco through films, exhibitions, talks and performances.
As a trans woman escaping from the Philippines and seeking refuge in Europe, Pepsi has experienced it all. Enrico documents it in “Shelter: Farewell to Eden”.
The director makes history being the first black woman screening at Cannes and winning the Grand Prix with “Atlantics”, a migration-meets-zombies love tragedy.
Until Dec. 1, follow the stories of artists like Aurora and Lil’Buck, know the struggle of refugees and migrants, or discover problems you didn’t know exist.
The Chilean actress speaks of how she overcame working with industry heavyweights like Pablo Larraín for his new film, “Ema”, and the turmoil in her country.
We talk to the Russian filmmaker, awarded Best Director at Cannes for “Beanpole”, a story about female struggle in Leningrad during the aftermath of WWII.
You’ve probably seen her in movies by Tarantino, Scorsese and Cronenberg. And lately, arrested for protesting against climate change. Sounds like fun, right?
Vincent Martell, filmmaker and founder of Vam Studio, has created a long-awaited space for POC, LGBTQ+, femme and female representation in the media.
The Barcelona-based Australian filmmaker is now presenting “Emerging Designers Barcelona”, a documentary that showcases those who are pushing the boundaries.
