It's World Premiere Day for HOW TO SAVE A DEAD FRIEND at Vision du Reel 20:30 in the Grande Salle✨
Captured on 8 different cameras alongside cutting edge VOSIS image sonification technology, Marusya Syroechkovskaya’s debut chronicles a decade-long love story caught in the undertow of an oppressive regime.
Ali Boulala wins TEMPO AWARD!
Ali Boulala wins for the Tempo Documentary Award at Tempo Film Festival i Ali‘s hometown of Stockholm 💪
Ali Boulala goes to Sarajevo!
Thrilled that the Scars of Ali Boulala will screen at the 27th Sarajevo Film Festival.
The Scars of Ali Boulala to Tribeca!
It’s official! The Scars of Ali Boulala, which Folk Film is co-producing, will premiere in competition at the 20th anniversary of the Tribeca Film Festival. Grab your tickets now!
A Museum for All, a Museum for Dogs
Whoever said art is only for humans?
If you’re in Seoul, South Korea, you can take your furry best friend to the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA), where WOLVES FROM ABOVE is screening as part of their Museum for All, Museum for Dogs exhibition.
The project will consist of exhibition, performances, screenings, and talks that deliberate on the meaning of companionship and relationships, the perception ability of their species, and the paradox of the concept of "nature-culture. Curated by Yonghee Sung. Click here for more information.
And Say The Animal Responded - Guardian review
WOLVES FROM ABOVE joins a reanimated rhino, chimps and DJing ants for the exhibition And Say the Animal Responded - at Liverpool’s FACT.
A nice write up in the Guardian - full review here.
Wolves from Above wins the Jury Award at Ann Arbor
Big shout out to the weird and wonderful cinema of our very own Demelza Kooij, whose WOLVES FROM ABOVE takes the Jury Award at Ann Arbor.
Folk Film is official!
Folk Film is officially up and running. Watch this space!