FRED Film Radio - English Channel

"Her Private Hell", interview with director Nicolas Winding Refn

Nicolas Winding Refn on Her Private Hell, his first feature in ten years, in Italian cinemas from October 1.

Interview with Torsten Frehse, Co-Director and Founder EWIP-European Work in Progress

Discover how EWIP - European Work in Progress connects European and African films with top buyers, boosting distribution and festival success.

"Intermission", interview with director Yonfan

Intermission: a heartfelt love letter to cinema, blending past and present to celebrate Yonfan's artistic freedom and visual beauty.

Venice Production Bridge, wrap up interview with the director Pascal Diot

Pascal Diot, director of Venice Production Bridge, on its growth and future plans, at Venice Film Festival 2026.

Jacopo Chessa, director of Veneto Film Commission and President of Italian Film Commission Association

Jacopo Chessa, Veneto Film Commission, on new funds and the Venice Production Bridge, at Venice Film Festival 2026.

"A Brief Encounter", interview with director Liryc Dela Cruz

Liryc Dela Cruz, director of A Brief Encounter, at the International Critics Week, Venice Film Festival 2026.

"What Love Builds", interview with director and protagonist Russell Crowe

Russell Crowe on What Love Builds, his autobiographical documentary, in the Open section at Venice 2026.

"Lovers in the Blue Night", interview with director Anuparna Roy and actress Neelima Sharma

Lovers in the Blue Night: exploring migration, desire, and identity in vibrant city stories, through an emotional journey that reveals the human quest for dignity and lov

"Big Little Things", interview with director Michelle Zhou

Big Little Things: exploring the silent struggles of love, family secrets, and revealing the emotional power of unspoken truths.

"Let Us Through Dear Ancestors", interview with director Lav Diaz and producer Monty Blencowe

Lav Diaz talks about Let Us Through Dear Ancestors, his new film on colonial history, at Venice 2026.

Interview Alessandra Miletto, director of Valle d'Aosta film Commission

Alessandra Miletto, Valle d'Aosta Film Commission, on new projects, at the Venice Production Bridge 2026.

"Twist & Shoot Mister Suzuki", interview with director Yves Montmayeur and producer Taku Kato

Twist & Shoot Mister Suzuki: capturing the rebellious spirit and stylish influence of this innovative director and artist

"Naza", interview with directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor

No Other Land directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor on Naza, in Competition at the Venice Film Festival 2026.

Interview with Itto Kameshima, representative of Tokyo Film Commission

Itto Kameshima, Tokyo Film Commission, on incentives for foreign productions, at the Venice Production Bridge 2026.

Interview with Annie Galstyan, Head of International relationships at PFFP

Annie Galstyan talks about the Pan-Armenian Federation of Film Producers, at the Venice Production Bridge 2026.

Interview with Ahmed Badawi, general manager of Egypt Film Commission

Ahmed Badawi, Egypt Film Commission, on incentives and 160+ supported projects, at the Venice Production Bridge 2026.

"The End of Times", interview with directors Bibiana Rojas Gómez and Juan David Cárdenas

Discover how "The End of Times" blends AI, fiction, and reality to explore family, sadness, and political irony in a captivating, innovative film experience.

"Until the Day Ends", interview with director Jelena Maksimović and actor Andrija Krivokapić

Discover how "Until the Day Ends" explores love across political divides, capturing Serbia's protests and the hope for change in a powerful, cinematic journey.

"What Belongs to Others", interview with director Grzegorz Dębowski and producer Agnieszka Skalska

"What Belongs to Others" by director Grzegorz Dębowski is a crime story that reveals deep human connections and loneliness, challenging perceptions of deception and truth

"Dear Ajayi", interview with director Damilola Orimogunje and actresses Bimbo Akintola and Tosin Adeyemi

"Dear Ajayi" by director Damilola Orimogunje is an emotional, visually captivating story that explores family, faith, and art in 1990s Nigeria, focusing on sisterly bonds