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Marjane Satrapi’s legacy shows why keeping the humanity in storyboarding matters The passing of Marjane Satrapi – who her family say “died of sadness” a year after the tragic loss of her husband, Swedish actor Mattias Ripa – would have hit fans hard at any time....
Project EDEN (2026) – 1 star Director: SweetHeartist Writer: SweetHeartist Cast: Veri Louise, Ciara Carruthers, Remco Grol, Soloman Lasaro, Logan Chitwood Running time: 5mins…...
Potwash (2026) – 3 stars Director: Joshua Trett Writer: Joshua Trett Cast: Kyle Malan, Darcy Winters, Will Pierson, Mark Nash, David Norfolk…...
Nataliya Golofastova joins Indy Film Library to discuss her feature documentary Otets, her new project visiting her father in Odessa, and the risks and rewards of revolutionary filmmaking.
Behind the Door (2026) – 2.5 stars
Director: Leonardo Valenti Writer: Leonardo Valenti Cast: Leonardo Valenti, Perrine Valenti, Nino Valenti, Anna Valenti Running time: 4mins 48-hour film challenges have had mixed results at best, when it comes to Indy Film Library reviews. Efforts range from the excellent Answer Your Phone, to the passable Een Doodewone Dag, to the excruciating Lost. It is hard to place Behind the Door within…
The lights dim, and a hush descends on the murmuring crowd. For a second in the darkness, the only noise is the buzzing of the desk fan – an ad-hoc solution to the somewhat appropriate heat wave which has surprised Amsterdam, just in time for the inaugural Greek Film Festival in the Netherlands.
May Bresser joins Indy Film Library to discuss her Best Screenplay-winning short film Wat we achterlaten, her ambitions to show a new side to feel-good films in the Netherlands, and the power of positivity in the creative process.
Heroldian Townhouse offers up a rich experience, that begs the viewer to go and do something important: go out into the world, and engage with real, physical art wherever possible.
The film will be available to view for free in full from 09:00 UK time on Saturday the 16th of May, until the end of Sunday, via our Saturday Matinees theatre page.
Earlier this month, Indy Film Library named Isis Caljé the Best Actor at our 2026 festival. I have said a lot about her abilities as a performer – and she does not disappoint in Zij. In such a short amount of time, many would struggle to run the emotional gamut in quite the way she manages.
Condylura cristata (2025) – 1 star
Director: Fariz Babayev Writer: Fariz Babayev Cast: Camilo Doux-Oliveros, Yoshua Tunda & Anne-Sophie Lebeau-Bernackaite Running time: 12mins The woods. Mention it to any indy film conosieur, and the very concept will elicit a fearful shudder. Not because of any genuinely nightmarish imagery cooked up by low-budget horror auteurs in that setting. No. It’s because the woods is where you go if…
The first day of our weekend festival has concluded - with the winners declared for our Best International Film category.
Take me Tzoran (2025) - Unrated
Director: Dondi Schwartz Writer: Dondi Schwartz Cast: Josh Sagie Running time: 1hr 39mins Take me Tzoran is a uniquely terrible attempt at filmmaking. Bereft of redeeming qualities, what is perhaps most surprising about it, is that the writer-director-producer-editor-craft-services-provider who usually also inserts themselves as the main character is actually not our lead. Perhaps he thought…
Swimming to Cambodia and the power of seeing a movie ‘blind’
In our tightly cultivated media bubbles, we can be aggressively resistant to forms of storytelling which go against the grain we are used to. But by daring to admit we aren’t experts on everything, and letting other people surprise us, gems like Swimming to Cambodia can move us in ways we never expected. The ideology behind consumerism encourages every person to see themselves as a manager of…
Somewhere in a Dream (2025) – 2 stars
Director: Skyler Muller Writer: Skyler Muller Cast: Romy Naseri, Christel Peters Running time: 7mins When young Delilah (Romy Naseri) finds herself at one of life’s cross-roads, her mind begins to wander. In a desperate search for acceptance, her consciousness finds itself drifting between spiritual planes, and before she knows it, she is locked in an unnerving encounter with the goddess Gaia…
Smiling Friends and the art of bowing out disgracefully
As the nature of internet censorship warps and shifts, artists who thrived digitally are turning to television to find an audience – and doing so very successfully. But as Smiling Friends gracefully exits the stage (for now), its creators have also taught those following in their footsteps an important lesson: adapting to the medium’s production cycle comes at a cost, and so it’s important to…
"WAS ICH DIR NICHT SAGE is an ode to colour. Every frame is steeped in an unsurpassed vibrancy, with Manuel Linke and assistant Luca Zahner having worked to ensure that the lens made the most of the setting sun’s evocative powers from every conceivable angle." #cinema #moviereview #filmsky