“Wolfkin” had a great reception at FantBilbao in the Basque country capital, where the feature was part of the official selection.
Jacques answered many questions for the hungry journalists!
We had a fun time at Brussels International Festival of Fantasy Film. Jacques had appropriately prepared a series of shouts to accompany the screening - for those in the know.
We got some of our best reviews at BIFFF, including this one by Carl De Gussem:
“Le rythme du film nous entraîne tout naturellement vers ses excès mesurés, les personnages sont bizarres, l’univers du village est saturé de tradition écœurante. On sombre doucement dans un cocon horrifique. (…) C’est beau. C’est sanglant. C’est émouvant.”
Photo by Philippe Beck
We had a great première (and afterparty!) at Luxembourg City Film festival.
Here are some pictures, thanks to all! Especially the crew, the audience and of course the festival for screening us.
“Kommunioun (aka Wolfkin)” is part of the new Late Night Bizarre label at Luxembourg City Film Festival.
Late Night Bizarre by Kinepolis will highlight films that do not necessarily horror fall into the horror genre but that do contain elements of the surreal, the fantastic, the supernatural and the downright weird.
We’re proud!
“Kommunioun” (aka Wolfkin) will première in Luxembourg at the prestigious Luxembourg City Film Festival, on March 4th.
This year, Iranian Oscar-winner Asghar Farhadi will preside over the competition jury.
To whet your appetite, here is artist Jeff Poitier’s take on the poster for our film. Check out his work on instagram :
www.instagram.com/spitshiny_posters
The première at Sitges Catalunia festival of Fantastic Film was indeed a “fantastic” experience, so we wanted to show you some of the photos of that screening until you can see the film in official release.
Hey folks,
“Wolfkin” will play at three more horror&fantasy festivals in the next few weeks:
San Sebastian, Imagine Amsterdam & Terror Molins!
See you there hopefully :-)
From today you can watch the trailer for WOLFKIN on this site (under “work / fiction”) and buy tickets for the Sitges screening under the following link:
