Georgia Korossi

Writer-curator Georgia Korossi is based in London and Athens. Her writings on film and cultural studies have been published by Sight & Sound, LUX – Artists’ Moving Image and Little White Lies. She co-ordinated the BFI digital projects 39 Steps to Hitchcock and The Reel History of Britain and she is part of the BFI’s Digital team. During her postgraduate studies at Goldsmiths, she worked as film programmer and producer in a number of projects including the Athens Ethnographic Film Festival and the Athens Biennale. She blogs at 11polaroids.com.

Articles by Georgia Korossi

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Five things to see at Cinema Rediscovered 2019

The UK’s leading festival dedicated to classic cinema announces its 2019 programme. We dig out some choice picks.

Monday, July 22, 2019

Features
90 great films of the 1990s

One decade. 90 films. One film per director.

Friday, July 19, 2019

Lists
For Sama: Waad al-Kateab and Edward Watts on their Cannes winning documentary

Back in 2015, Sean McAllister’s A Syrian Love Story took us into the horrors of the Syrian crisis. Four years later, this award-winning documentary shows us how little has changed but it gives us a chance to understand the humanity we all share.

Monday, June 10, 2019

Interviews
Sheffield Doc/Fest 2019: 10 films to look out for

Under the tagline Ways of Seeing, Sheffield Doc/Fest has announced this year’s line-up of films, shorts and projects by emerging voices from all over the world. Here are 10 to try.

Thursday, May 9, 2019

Features
50 films and TV series to see in 2019

All the biggest and best on-screen highlights from the year to come, featuring dynamite new talent and returning favourites.

Friday, January 4, 2019

Lists
Sheffield Doc/Fest 2018: 10 films to look out for

More than 200 documentary features and shorts are descending on Sheffield for the 25th anniversary edition of Sheffield Doc/Fest this year. Here are 10 hot tickets to consider.

Thursday, May 31, 2018

Features
Lucrecia Martel on time and Zama – ‘Many shots are not what you expect’

Sound and vision make the past feel like science fiction in the new film from Lucrecia Martel, an intoxicating period drama set in colonial South America. Here Martel explains her use of time, and what makes Zama tick.

Thursday, May 24, 2018

Interviews
Brave new voices: Film Africa 2017

New and female voices, forgotten classics and live music celebrate the vibrancy of African cinema in London and across the UK.

Thursday, October 26, 2017

Features
10 great documentaries about iconic musicians

The best documentary portraits of great musicians are precious glimpses into often turbulent lives of creativity and genius.

Friday, June 16, 2017

Lists
Sheffield Doc/Fest 2017 announces full programme

Whitney Houston, Julian Assange and the history of gay life in Britain are among the huge variety of subjects featured in Doc/Fest’s massive 2017 programme.

Thursday, May 4, 2017

Features