Writer-director Alex Camilleri's debut feature 'Luzzu,' set on the Mediterranean island of Malta, was produced by filmmaker Ramin Bahrani ('The White Tiger'). By Jordan Mintzer Within the film world, ...

"If you change every piece of a boat... is it still the same boat?" Kino Lorber has unveiled the official US trailer for an acclaimed indie film from the tiny island nation of Malta titled Luzzu, ...

Alex Camilleri's locally made vérité tale discovers a knockout performance in a real-life fisherman from Malta. The list of films shot or produced on location in Malta is a short one, with the ...

Described by Sundance Film Festival Senior Programmer John Nein as “neorealism” that “belongs completely to the now,” Alex Camilleri’s (“Prickly Pear”) “Luzzu” won the 2021 World Cinema Dramatic ...

This subtle drama follows a young Maltese fisherman torn between fidelity to his trade and the demands of a modern world. By Natalia Winkelman When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed ...

After Luzzu made history by becoming the first Maltese feature to compete in a major international festival, the pic now sails its way to the Oscar race as the nation’s International Feature ...

film profile], premiered in the World Cinema Dramatic Competition of the recent Sundance Film Festival. In his social drama, he shows a side of Malta that is a world apart from its traditional, ...

Produced by Ramin Bahrani, this accomplished debut from Maltese-American filmmaker Alex Camilleri profiles little-represented lives with intelligence and integrity. The sad spectacle of Brexit over ...

Imagine giving up something you love because you have no choice but to let it go. How would you feel? These are the questions at the center of Alex Camilleri’s new film Luzzu. The main character ...

Kino Lorber has picked up North American rights to Sundance title 'Luzzu,' with FilmRise acquiring Berlin 2021 title 'Beans.' By Scott Roxborough Europe Bureau Chief Halfway through and Berlin‘s ...

Produced by Ramin Bahrani, this accomplished debut from Maltese-American filmmaker Alex Camilleri profiles little-represented lives with intelligence and integrity. The sad spectacle of Brexit over ...