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An Interview by Arameh Etemadi | Cinema Without Borders
This interview has been edited for clarity and length.
Haifaa Al Mansour did not arrive at the cinema through the usual doors. Saudi Arabia’s first female feature film director came to it sideways, quietly, making her debut fr...
Cinema Without Borders is proud to announce that the 2026 Honorary Bridging the Borders Award will be presented to Ali Murat Erkorkmaz in recognition of his extraordinary contributions to the world of animation and digital storytelling.
For more than three decades, Ali Murat Erkorkmaz has been a pioneering force in computer animation, consistently pushing the b...
Tereza Nvotová’s harrowing feature film Father beguilingly opens with a perfectly choreographed, continuous shot revealing the loving home life of an upper middle-class couple and their young daughter. Michal Rehak is the CEO of a regional Slovakian newspaper, and his wife Zuzka has an equally significant job, but neither allows their demanding work to detract from s...
Among the world’s memorable films about World War II, Jojo Rabbit, directed by Taika Waititi (2019), stands out as an emotional and distinctive work filled with both humor and sorrow.
The film portrays war through the eyes of a ten-year-old child. A similar poetic perspective on war can be found in Iranian ...
For Mother’s Day
Throughout the history of cinema, the mother has never been merely a secondary or supporting character. She has often been the beating heart of the narrative, the guardian of memory, a symbol of love, suffering, sacrifice, resistance, and at times even repression and power. From its earliest years until today, cinema has constantly rei...