The Cinelogue Podcast brings together filmmakers, curators, and cultural practitioners for open conversations about their work. We talk about specific under-distributed films, but also about the political and social contexts they emerge from, the histories they engage, and the personal connections behind them. Some episodes are from our radio show Cinema of the Global Majority on Refuge Worldwide Radio, where we host Berlin-based and visiting voices from across the film world. Across all episodes, the focus stays the same: creating space for honest dialogue around cinema and the many ways it connects to lived experience.

The Cinelogue Journal is a space for writing that closely unpacks films while opening them up to wider conversations. It brings together reviews, interviews, and essays by invited contributors and our curators. The Journal is also a space to question how independent film exists within a landscape shaped by hyper-capitalism, commodification, and artwashing, and to challenge dominant ways of viewing cinema. We’re interested in moving beyond fixed positions and binary thinking. What holds it all together is a commitment to writing that engages, questions, and stays open, making room for reflection, critique and imagination.