Beatrice Loayza

Beatrice Loayza is a film and culture writer based in Washington, D.C. Her work has appeared in Film Comment, The Guardian, The A.V. Club, and other outlets.

IFFR isn’t anti-parties, naturally—in fact, the festival boasts a communal atmosphere that is much less hierarchical and exclusive than other festivals of comparable size.
Babis Makridis's Birds (Or How to Be One). Courtesy of International Film Festival Rotterdam.
America’s historical amnesia, moral pretension, and giddy culture of violence have long fascinated artists hailing from abroad.
Roberto Minervini's What You Gonna Do When the World's On Fire? Image courtesy of KimStim.
Comedy tempers Kaplan’s otherwise sober (if not bleak) subject matter...
Nelly Kaplan's Néa (aka A Young Emannuelle) (1976). Image courtesy of The Quad Cinema

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