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For news, reviews and features from the Berlinale.

News

Berlinale plans spotlight on indigenous cinema

14-May-2012 | By Wendy Mitchell

Special programme in 2013 to include panel discussions and events in addition to screenings.

Protagonist heats up EFM deals including Universal taking multiple territories on The Sweeney

12-Mar-2012 | By Wendy Mitchell

EXCLUSIVE: Richard Ayoade’s The Double also a hot seller including French deal with Mars.

Global Screen reports strong debut at Berlinale's EFM

9-Mar-2012 | By Martin Blaney

Global Screen, the joint venture of Telepool and Bavaria Media, did brisk business with its wide-ranging lineup at its first market in the new incarnation during the Berlinale’s European Film Market (EFM).

Reviews

Rent-a-Cat

By Mark Adams

Dir/scr: Naoko Ogigami. Japan. 2012. 110mins

Side By Side

By Mark Adams, chief film critic

Dir/scr: Chris Kenneally. US. 2011. 99mins

Xingu

By Mark Adams, chief film critic

Dir: Cao Hamburger. Brazil. 2012. 102mins

A Secret World

By Mark Adams, chief film critic

Dir/scr: Gabriel Marino. Mexico. 2012. 87mins

Bel Ami

By Mark Adams, chief film critic

Dirs: Declan Donnellan & Nick Ormerod. UK. 2011. 102mins

War Witch

By Dan Fainaru

Dir/scr: Kim Nguyen. Canada. 2012. 90mins

Anton Corbijn Inside Out

By Lee Marshall

Dir: Klaartje Quirijns. Netherlands-Belgium-Ireland. 2012. 80mins

Cherry

By David D'Arcy

Dir: Stephen Elliott. US. 2011. 97mins

A Royal Affair

By Mike Goodridge

Dir: Nikolaj Arcel. Denmark. 2012. 137mins

Ulrike Ottinger – Nomad From the Lake

By Jonathan Romney

Dir/scr: Brigitte Kramer. Germany 2012. 86mins

Mercy

By Lee Marshall

Dir: Matthias Glasner. Germany-Norway. 2011. 132mins

Just The Wind

By Dan Fainaru

Dir/scr: Bence Fliegauf. Hungary-Germany-France. 2012. 98mins

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