View Oscar-winning film Parasite has exposed the parasitic lives we all live under capitalism ǀ View As long as we live within the framework of capitalism, where private ownership of property is allowed, we are not all free from the parasitic survival instinct in such an institutional framework. That’s why we can’t just blame such behaviours on the two families in the movie. 17/02/2020
France 'French Oscars' management resigns en masse amid Polanski controversy The resignation comes just two weeks before the ceremony and amid controversy around the new film by Roman Polanski being nominated for awards. 13/02/2020
no comment Oscars 2020: Winners pick up their engraved trophies Bong Joon-ho arrived at the star-studded Governors Ball with six trophies, including best director and best international feature. 10/02/2020
no comment Final Oscars preparations underway before awards night Impeccably dressed A-listers and upstart documentary filmmakers will brush shoulders on the red carpet at Los Angeles' Dolby Theatre, as months of campaigning for 24 gold statuettes boil down to a single night. 08/02/2020
no comment Flowers and wreaths laid on the Hollywood star of Kirk Douglas Actor Kirk Douglas has died at the age of 103. Flowers were placed on his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. His son, actor Michael Douglas, announced the news on Instagram on 5. February. 06/02/2020
brussels bureau 'Dark Waters': Hollywood's warning to Europe Dark Waters tells the real life story of an American lawyer, who takes on one of the world's biggest chemical companies convinced they are knowingly polluting the local drinking water. It’s lead star Mark Ruffalo was in Brussels telling MEPs that he fears that the same could be happening here. 06/02/2020
Cinema Touzani's 'Adam' looks at the lives of two isolated Moroccan women The film was well-received in Morocco, giving rise to many debates within a society that is still very phallocentric. 05/02/2020
Cinema Berlin Film Festival suspends award amid claims founder had Nazi links Historical research alleges that Alfred Bauer was both a member of the Nazi party and a member of the SA, the Nazis’ pre-war paramilitary wing. 01/02/2020
France Outrage as Polanski leads Cesar nominations despite rape allegations Film director Roman Polanski received 12 Cesar nominations on Wednesday for ‘An Officer and a Spy’ despite facing fresh rape allegations. 30/01/2020
Art and Design 20 climate, nature and environment documentaries you must see in 2020 Essential viewing for anyone who wants to remain well-informed on the many aspects of climate change. 30/01/2020
World Film in 2019: The Joker gets the last laugh We take a look at which movies made their mark at the international film festivals in 2019. 31/12/2019
world news Females make significant gains in European film 2019 was the year for women in European cinema. From female directors, to issues of gender inequality 23/12/2019
France Actress Anna Karina dies Anna Karina, the epitome of French New Wave cinema, has died of cancer at the age of 79. The French-Danish star was the former muse of film director Jean-Luc Godard 15/12/2019
Cinema The Favourite lives up to its name at European cinema's night of nights It was the clear winner at the European Film Awards in Berlin, picking up a total of eight awards, including Best Film and Best Director for Yorgos Lanthimos. 10/12/2019
Cinema Films tipped to win 2019 European Film Awards The Favourite, The Traitor, J'Accuse, Pain and Glory, System Crasher, Les Miserables, who will win at this year's European Film Awards 04/12/2019
brussels bureau 'We must denounce patriarchy in Europe,' says award-winning director The tale of a woman standing up to patriarchy in a small Macedonian village has won the prestigious LUX Film Prize. Its director says it is important to stand up to misogyny in the Balkans and across Europe. 29/11/2019
France 'J'accuse' screenings cancelled after anti-Polanski protest The movie retraces the events leading to the Dreyfus affair — an antisemitic political scandal in 1894 France known for having led to a grave miscarriage of justice. 17/11/2019
USA Woody Allen settles $68 million suit against Amazon Amazon canceled a four-picture deal with the filmmaker amid the #MeToo movement. 09/11/2019
Georgia At least 25 arrested after clashes at gay movie premiere in Georgia Police arrested more than 25 people after ultra-nationalist protesters attempted to derail the premiere of an award-winning movie about gay love. 09/11/2019
France #metoo hits French cinema as actress Adele Haenel accuses director Haenel, now 30, claims Christophe Ruggia abused her when they worked together on her debut movie, The Devils, when she was 12 to 15. 07/11/2019
World Protesters of the world: think twice before putting on that Joker mask Joker masks and make-up have been used as a symbol by protesters around the World since the release of Todd Phillips' blockbuster. But is the character played by Joaquin Phoenix a far cry from an idealist freedom fighter. 30/10/2019
Italy Oscar winner Lina Wertmüller: 'Women have power' The 91-year-old Italian director spoke to Euronews' Jack Parrock 27/10/2019
Cinema Godfather director Francis Ford Coppola praised as he wins Lumière Award The US filmmaker is honoured at a ceremony in Lyon and takes the director's chair to remake an 1895 classic 22/10/2019
Cult Francis Ford Coppola lights up Lyon's Lumiere Film Festival Cult US filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola has received the prestigious Lumière Award at the Lumière festival, which ends on Sunday in Lyon. 20/10/2019
Cinema Frances McDormand kicks off Lumière film festival in Lyon The Lumière film festival opened in Lyon today. Film director, Francis Ford Coppola has won the main award. 13/10/2019
USA Robert Forster, actor nominated for Oscar for Jackie Brown, dies at 78 He said in 2018 that regardless of the ups and downs of a career, "the job of real life is the job of caring for others". 12/10/2019
