This week, we bring you a coming-of-age film from Sweden, a thought-provoking relationship drama from the UK and a compassionate documentary from Poland. Scroll down to learn more! Granny’s Dancing on the Table (dir. Hanna Sköld, […]
Swedish films
Director: Wiktor Ericsson Through its opening sequence, Wiktor Ericsson’s Strawberry Days (Jordgubbslandet) sets the tone for its steady-paced narrative with long shots of empty and tranquil farmland during the early hours of the morning. This sequence […]
This week we bring you an expansive selection of new releases from Europe, spanning the continent from Belgium to Bulgaria to Sweden and beyond. With many of these releases arriving fresh off the festival circuit, this eclectic range of insightful, often provocative […]
By Stephanie Hotz Director: Martin Larsson Cannes Film Market review Martin Larsson’s first feature-length film and dark comedy, Becker – Small Town Gangster, follows Johan Becker, an entrepreneur and businessman committed to the economic and […]
By David Pountain European Film Market review Director: Katja Wik Made up of a trio of parallel narratives linked mainly by theme, it’s telling that The Ex-Wife chooses to name itself after a character featured in […]
This week on FilmDoo, we bring you two compelling and inventive new coming-of-age dramas from Sweden and Canada. Girls Lost (2015, Sweden, dir. Alexandra-Therese Keining) Kim, Bella and Momo are three fourteen-year-old girls who discover a fantastic […]
