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Cannes Film Festival

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Seventh Row Editors / July 7, 2021

An alternate Cannes Film Festival

For those of us not on the Croisette this week, Seventh Row programmes an alternate Cannes Film Festival 2021.

Elena Lazic / July 9, 2019

Director Alaa Eddine Aljem on The Unknown Saint

Moroccan director Alaa Eddine Aljem discusses his first feature, The Unknown Saint, a comic and absurdist fable about the intersection of faith and commerce.

Cannes, Cannes 2019

Elena Lazic / June 1, 2019

The best five films from Cannes 2019

The selection of the Cannes Film Festival was less exciting in 2019 than usual, but some wonderful gems stood out. Here are the five best.

Elena Lazic / May 25, 2019

Waad Al-Kateab and Edward Watts on their doc For Sama

Besieged in Aleppo, Waad Al-Kateab kept filming. From her incredible archive, she assembled with British director Edward Watts the breathtaking and harrowing documentary For Sama.

Woman at War, Benedikt Erlingsson

Elena Lazic / September 1, 2018

‘We are at war with ourselves’: Benedikt Erlingsson discusses Woman at War

Benedikt Erlingsson discusses his highly entertaining yet deeply moving and sincere second feature Woman at War, about an eco-warrior who also wants to be a mother.

Elena Lazic / August 3, 2018

Establishing Shots: Zsófia Szilágyi on One Day

Hungarian director Zsófia Szilágyi discusses her impressive feature debut One Day, avoiding cliches while telling a typical story, fighting over the film’s sound design, and working with child actors.

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