Trieste announces opening/closing films for 2026 festival
The 37th Trieste Film Festival, billed by organizers as Italy’s leading showcase for Central and Eastern European cinema, will run
The 37th Trieste Film Festival, billed by organizers as Italy’s leading showcase for Central and Eastern European cinema, will run
GAZA: On Francesca Albanese’ fifth report to the UN Human Rights Council.
ISRAEL: Exploring the shift in American Jewish support for Israel through personal journeys of disillusionment and activism.
The few intensive days of the 25th #CoPro in Tel Aviv, filled with panel discussions, project presentations, and meetings, end
CONFLICT: The story of wealthy foreigners who turned besieged Sarajevo into a human safari, paying high fees for the chance to shoot at the residents.
HISTORY: Nina Gladitz’s film about Roma and Sinti survivors of Shoah has been hidden in the WDR archive since 1982. Reactions to her book show we live in times when searching for the truth and giving voice to the weakest in societysociety causes suspicion, not respect. But simply accepting that such are the times might be the real problem.
Migrants: Refugee deterrent border fences add to the already complicated relationship between the Croats and Slovenians of the Kupa region.
TRAUMA: An unorthodox documentary on the exceptional journey of one of Serbia’s first female partisans, who helped lead the resistance in Auschwitz.
HOLOCAUST: Starting in Auschwitz and ending in Austria decades later, Love, It Was Not is the tragic story between prisoner and captor.