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  • Freelance Journalist, Independent Scholar, and Film Industry Reporter, Freelance
As seen in: Notebook, ScreenAnarchy, Cineuropa, Senses of Cinema, China Film Insider, Buffer, Film International
Covers:  Arts, Culture, Cinema
Doesn't Cover: Sport
Filmo Journo @Cineuropa @ScreenAnarchy | Words&Films; | Fmr Academic | Body and Text: Cultural Transformations in New Media Environments (bit.ly/3cPtD1v)

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I am a freelance film journalist covering audiovisual industry as a correspondent for Cineuropa and writing about world cinema as a contributing writer for ScreenAnarchy. His writings have appeared across a variety of international outlets including MUBI´s Notebook, Film International, China Film Insider, Filmatique, De Filmkrant, Senses of Cinema among others. He led cinema-related courses as a lecturer at a university and served as a member of the editorial board of the scholarly peer-reviewe…

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Pingyao 2017 Interview: Filmmaker Zhao Chloé Talks THE RIDER

Pingyao 2017 Interview: Filmmaker Zhao Chloé Talks THE RIDER

Beijing-born, U.S.-based writer-director-producer Zhao Chloé received another award for her latest film The R…

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Pingyao 2017 Interview: Festival Director Marco Muller Talks Inaugural Edition, Chinese Cinema, C...

Pingyao 2017 Interview: Festival Director Marco Muller Talks Inaugural Edition, Chinese Cinema, C...

The veteran festival director Marco Muller stands behind the latest attempt to mount a Chinese film festival …

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Pingyao 2017 Awards: Year Zero of the New Chinese Festival of Independent Cinema

Pingyao 2017 Awards: Year Zero of the New Chinese Festival of Independent Cinema

The inaugural edition of the new Chinese festival of independent cinema, Pingyao Crouching Tiger Hidden Drago…

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From Chile to High Concept: Marko Zaror on Savage Dog

From Chile to High Concept: Marko Zaror on Savage Dog

By Martin Kudlá?. Marko Zaror, Chilean-born martial artist known from the films of Robert Rodriguez, stars as…

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 Cinematic Archeology and the Portrayal of a "Wonder Woman": Letters from Baghdad

 Cinematic Archeology and the Portrayal of a "Wonder Woman": Letters from Baghdad

By Martin Kudlá?. In the 1996 film The English Patient directed by Anthony Minghella is a scene with British …

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IFFR2013: The Passion of the Everyman in Boy Eating the Bird's Food (2012)

IFFR2013: The Passion of the Everyman in Boy Eating the Bird's Food (2012)

By Martin Kudlá?. The descendants of Plato and Aristotle have done it again. Despite the mass of negative pre…

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Italian Global Series 2026 Preview: STAR TREK, Big Anniversaries and a Growing Italian Showcase

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The European roster of series festivals, which includes Series Mania in France, Seriencamp in Germany, Serial Killer in the Czech Republic and the Monte-Carlo Television Festival in Monaco, was joined last year by a new Italian event focused on small-screen storytelling, Italian Global Series.
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Karlovy Vary 2026 Exclusive: MY FRIEND THE PORN STAR Poster Premiere

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The Proxima Competition at the largest Czech film gathering, the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (July 3–11), will host the world premiere of Rosa Friedrich’s hybrid documentary debut My Friend the Porn Star. Friedrich studied at the Film Academy Vienna under the tutelage of Michael Haneke and Jessica Hausner, exploring a more playful approach to film language. Friedrich’s friend Timo dreams of making an artistic sex film with himself as the star. Rosa doesn’t usually watch porn.
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Cannes 2026 Review: SPECIES (SANGUINE) Is THE SUBSTANCE for the Burnout Generation

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New French Extremity is being supplied with new blood as emerging talent Marion Le Corroller showcases her first feature film, the body horror Species. Coming on the heels of Julia Ducournau (Titane) and Coralie Fargeat’s The Substance, Le Corroller joins the female gang of extremists with a statement to make. Species, co-written by the director and Thomas Pujol, opens with a bizarre prologue set in a burger joint.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Reviewing books.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Of course.

How is social media changing news?

Rapidly and drastically
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