The Austrian Film Museum presents an in-depth look at the Commedia all’italiana. Comprising 34 works (including thirteen by Dino Risi), the series is a continuation and elaboration of last year’s major retrospective on the Italian cinema of the 1960s.[...]

Beginning in the early 1930s and continuing for a quarter-century, Mexico was home to one of the world’s most colorful and diverse film cultures. The Film Museum retrospective offers a rare glimpse at the singular beauty of this film culture and the genius of its masters - such as the enigmatic Emilio ‘El Indio‘ Fernández who is represented by five films.[...]

Elia Kazan was one of the most admired and controversial directors of American postwar cinema and theatre. As one of the co-founders of New York’s Actors Studio Kazan brought a new style of acting to the screen, influenced by the Stanislavsky method.[...]