The early 1970s. Flowers, glitter, and psychedelia. A wedding. Love. And then, flirting, jealousy, and make-up sex. Watch the video for “Issues/Hold On”.
The Icelandic director presents “Woman at War”, a comedic drama with a fresh view on climate change, touching contemporary topics rarely seen in the movies.
At a time when women in cinema are in the spotlight in many ways, the AWFF showcases brilliant narratives directed by Asian women from around the world.
The German duo released their fourth album, “Who Else”, last week, and now, they’re back with a stunning music video referencing Renaissance and Jesus.
Sex parties, gender issues, and radical expression. This is all part of “Unsex Me”, her short film exploring the new movement of liberation in Cape Town.
Last week, we attended the festival while the fashion week was still on to discover the most interesting up-and-coming filmmakers and tell you all about it.
From February 7 to 17, attend one of the most relevant film festivals in Europe, imbued with a strong political sense and featuring stories from 74 countries.
Hailing for the Netherlands, this creative duo produces larger-than-life installations that question our increasingly toxic relationship with nature.
Their latest campaign is a colourful, whimsical and loving homage to the glamour and charm of big Hollywood productions from the Golden era of cinema.
After six years of silence, the British band launches the music video of “Into the Rose”, directed by Harley Weir, a red-tainted fantasy of nudity and dance.
