Marie-Clémentine Dusabejambo’s debut feature ‘Ben’Imana’ delves into themes of reconciliation for Rwandan genocide survivors.
The film presents a searing drama centered on the pursuit of justice following Rwanda’s tragic history. It marks the director’s first feature-length work and highlights personal stories of survival and healing.
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The first Spanish film in competition at Cannes, directed by Rodrigo Sorogoyen, premiered Saturday with Javier Bardem and Victoria Luengo in the lead roles. The movie explores the reunion of a father and daughter after 13 years apart.
The Argentine film Belén, directed by Dolores Fonzi, won the Goya award for best Ibero-American film this Saturday. The movie, available on Prime Video, is based on a real case of detention for spontaneous abortion. Fonzi used her speech to address global issues and the situation in Argentina.
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Marion Cotillard received a six-minute standing ovation for her performance in the religious cult thriller 'Karma' during its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival on Friday. The film, directed by Guillaume Canet, marks their sixth collaboration.
Film at Lincoln Center president Daniel Battsek is focusing on initiatives to draw younger cinephiles to foreign-language films amid a challenging U.S. box office. The annual Rendez-Vous With French Cinema showcase, which began on March 5, highlights contemporary French titles and fosters networking between filmmakers and distributors. Battsek notes growing enthusiasm among under-35 audiences despite post-pandemic hurdles for arthouse theaters.
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The “Inzata” theater, based on singers’ lives and works, premiered on Megabit 6, 2018, at Bahir Dar’s Millennium Hall. It draws from a deep study within the singers’ circle known as “Burqux.”