Let’s have a drink at the "Brasserie du Court" in partnership with the Clermont Ferrand Film Festival: now discussing "Cambodia 2099" with Director Davy Chou. Continue Reading »

Let’s have a drink at the "Brasserie du Court" in partnership with the Clermont-Ferrand Film Festival: now discussing "Maniac" with Director Bo Mirosseni. Continue Reading »

Let’s have a drink at the "Brasserie du Court" in partnership with the Clermont-Ferrand Film Festival: now discussing "Limbo Limbo Travel" with Directors Zsuzsanna Kreif and Borbala Zétényi. Continue Reading »

Let’s have a drink at the "Brasserie du Court" in partnership with the Clermont Ferrand Film Festival: now discussing "The lobster’s dive" with Director Jenny Teng. Continue Reading »

Let’s have a drink at the "Brasserie du Court" In partnership with Clermont Ferrand Film Festival: now discussing "Notre Dame des Hormones" with Director Bertrand Mandico. Continue Reading »

Let’s have a drink at the "Brasserie du Court" in partnership with the Clermont Ferrand Film Festival: now discussing "Grandma, Vanya and the Goat" with Director Daria Yurkevich. Continue Reading »

I am watching a 29-minute documentary called Victory Day because I want to hear from members of the LGBT community in Russia. Here they are, various same-sex couples. One of them has a teenage daughter. Some of them have dogs. One couple is cooking, another is doing D.I.Y. I like the telling glances, the smiles and the body language. I am interested in the clothing and the hairstyles. Are they (…) Continue Reading »

In partnership with Clermont Ferrand Film Festival, let’s have a drink at the "Brasserie du Court" : now discussing "The last of the Frenchmen" with Director Pierre-Emmanuel Urcun. Continue Reading »

MLK was vilified during his life, martyred after his death and has proved more valuable dead than alive. Now his words are hijacked to support everything from conservative ’individual responsibility’ initiatives to sales during his birthday celebration weekend. Making a film which captured the violence and resilience of the moment without resorting to clichés was almost as impossible as it (…) Continue Reading »

In Chaitanya Tamhane’s impressive debut Court the mounting tension and increasing urgency of so many legal dramas are replaced by a beautiful but melancholic futility. The film meanders through the endless legal battles which the Indian state has (…) Continue Reading »