Tomorrow a Long Time Ago
German reunification forms the backbone of an intriguing character study in Luise Donschen’s feature debut ‘Tomorrow a Long Time Ago’, screened in Locarno.
Read MoreGerman reunification forms the backbone of an intriguing character study in Luise Donschen’s feature debut ‘Tomorrow a Long Time Ago’, screened in Locarno.
Read MoreCreativity and second chances populate Nicolas Steiner’s oddball fiction feature debut ‘You Believe in Angels, Mr. Drowak?’, screened in Locarno’s Panorama Suisse sidebar.
Read MorePosted by Ben Nicholson | Aug 11, 2026 | Featured, Verdict Shorts |
Marjolaine Perreten’s expressive animation, Singularity, combines a goofy and loveable protagonist with a sombre depiction of nature’s red teeth and claws in twilight of the Ice Age.
Read MoreGeneva-born actor Jean-Luc Bideau is in amusingly self-effacing mode in the comedy ‘Happiness Is So Close!’, about an aging thespian.
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