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EnergaCAMERIMAGE 2025: Father (dir. Tereza Nvotová) | Review
"Father" makes you reflect on human behaviour—our capacity to forget, our instinct to endure—and gently asks what we might do…
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EnergaCAMERIMAGE 2025: Raptures (dir. Jon Blåhed) | Review
At Energa CAMERIMAGE’s 33rd edition, Jon Blåhed’s "Raptures" distinguished itself with its stark visual poetry and gripping exploration of cult,…
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EnergaCAMERIMAGE 2025: Nuremberg (dir. James Vanderbilt) | Review
James Vanderbilt’s "Nuremberg" revisits the postwar trials with commanding performances—particularly from Russell Crowe—even as its restrained visual style keeps the…
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EnergaCAMERIMAGE 2025: Girl (dir. Qi Shu) | Review
In her stark and stirring directorial debut "Girl," Shu Qi delivers a haunting portrait of girlhood shaped by violence, resilience,…
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EnergaCAMERIMAGE 2025: Sand City | Interview with Mahde Hasan
“I wanted to explore urban fragility and human connection,” director Mahde Hasan told us, as "Sand City" was presented at…
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31st Energa Camerimage: A Mecca for Filmmakers
The 31st Energa Camerimage Film Festival in Torun, Poland, draws global participants with over 250 films, 850 cinematographers, and notable…
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