Feature Films - Cinema Jove

Philipp Yuryev (The Whaler Boy): “The performers in my film are much more unique and interesting than professional actors”

24/06/2021 Feature Films

A lost whaling town close to the Bering Strait. The reaching of Internet and its impact on Leshka, the teen protagonist. In his feature film

James Vaughan (Friends and Strangers): “In Australia we have an embarrassing number of formula-driven coming-of-age stories”

22/06/2021 Feature Films

Between shameless irony and emocional detachment, James Vaughan offers his vision of the millennial generation in his debut feature film, Friends and Strangers. As if

Kateryna Gornostai (Stop-Zemlia): “We are experiencing a change from obsession to the intelligent use of technology”

21/06/2021 Feature Films

Fresh, direct and sensitive, Stop-Zemlia draws the doubts and longings, desires and intimacies of adolescence. Oblivious to clichés, with her gaze glued, at times almost

FULL PROGRAM 36 CINEMA JOVE MONDAY THE 21ST

21/06/2021 Feature Films

We come to Monday after an intense weekend of screenings, but we still have a lot of Cinema Jove ahead of us: today we have

Michalis Konstantatos (All the little pretty horses): “To deal with this crisis we don’t need distance, we need company”

20/06/2021 Feature Films

The greek response to the movie Parasites (Bong Joon-ho, 2019). Keeping up with Roman Polanski or Michael Haneke's cinema, Michalis Konstantatos plots in All The Pretty Little Horses a familiar

Jonas Kærup Hjort (The penultimate): “Being able to encapsulate time and sculpt it at will is an amazing exploration”

19/06/2021 Feature Films

The Penultimate is a twist on the Kafkaesque labyrinths. Danish newcomer Jonas Kærup Hjort films a satire on human existence in times of global confinement. With