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“BUNKER” – AN AUDIENCE-FRIENDLY FILM WHERE EVERYTHING IS SIMPLE AND EASY TO UNDERSTAND

Valdone Rudenkiene Florian Zeller’s Bunker begins not with a bunker, nor even with a sense of impending catastrophe, but with a dinner in London. At the table, Miguel, played by Javier Bardem, tells the story of how he met his wife Sofia, played by Penélope...

Danish World War II Drama Wins Venice Film Festival’s Top Prize

AFP-BNS The Venice Film Festival’s top prize was awarded on Saturday to a Danish drama about a woman trying to conceal her relationship with a Nazi during the war. It was the only feature film in competition directed by a woman. “Woman Unknown” sparked considerable discussion because...

Golden Lion“ for Lifetime Achievement was awarded to German director Werner Herzog

AFP-BNS At the Venice Film Festival on Wednesday, a special Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement...

Venice welcomes movie stars arriving at the festival on the red carpet

AFP-BNS The Venice Film Festival begins on Wednesday, featuring numerous world premieres and appearances by...

Report from the Cannes Film Festival

Valdone Rudenkiene/Tie2.lt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFkzl1AZfxw&t=1s

Lithuanian Animated Series “Barbora” Is Now on Home Screens

Press Release Animated Series Barbora Now Streaming on Go3 The animated series Barbora has premiered on...

Director Š. Bartas’ film ‘Lagoon’ premieres at the Venice Film Festival

Press Release Director Šarūnas Bartas’ film Lagoon will be presented to the global audience in...

At Venice Film Festival – Julia Roberts and Jude Law, who portrayed the Kremlin leader

AFP-BNS – U.S. megastar Julia Roberts will make her debut this year at the...

The series ,,Severance” has been nominated for 27 Emmy Awards

AFP-BNS The science fiction series Severance, which airs on the Apple TV+ platform, was nominated...

At the prestigious Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, V. Katkus won the Best Director award for his film ‘The Visitor’

Press Release The world premiere of the Lithuanian film “The Visitor” at the prestigious Karlovy...

The Subtle Cannes Premiere – Richard Linklater’s “Nouvelle Vague”, or A Film About Film

Valdone Rudenkiene/Cannes The film Nouvelle Vague, which received nearly seven minutes of applause at Cannes,...

JULIA DECOURNAU’S RETURN TO CANNES: AMBITIOUS BUT UNCONVINCING “ALPHA”

Review by Valdonė Rudenkienė French director Julia Ducournau, known for her innovative and provocative filmmaking,...

Latvian cinema: success, reality, and future prospects – insights from Dita Rietuma, director of the National Film Centre of Latvia

Valdone Rudenkiene/Tie2.lt Dita Rietuma, head of the Latvian Film Centre, is not only the director...

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“BUNKER” – AN AUDIENCE-FRIENDLY FILM WHERE EVERYTHING IS SIMPLE AND EASY TO UNDERSTAND

Valdone Rudenkiene Florian Zeller’s Bunker begins not with a bunker, nor even with a sense...

Danish World War II Drama Wins Venice Film Festival’s Top Prize

AFP-BNS The Venice Film Festival’s top prize was awarded on Saturday to a Danish drama...