All Berlin articles – Page 117
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FeaturesBerlin Q&A: Sebastián Lelio talks 'A Fantastic Woman'
A Fantastic Woman premiered in competition at the Berlinale. Scooped up by Sony Pictures Classics at the start of the festival, the film has won Berlin’s Teddy Award for LGBT-themed films.
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Reviews'Logan': Berlin Review
Hugh Jackman saddles up one last time for James Mangold’s Western-infused Wolverine epic Logan
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Reviews'A Prominent Patient': Berlin Review
Stately, handsomely mounted biopic of Czech wartime statesman Jan Masaryk, played by Karel Roden
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Reviews'Ana, Mon Amour': Berlin Review
Călin Peter Netzer dissects the anatomy of a relationship in his expertly constructed emotional drama
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Reviews'Have A Nice Day': Berlin Review
Liu Jian’s stunning animation is both a visceral thriller and astute political statement about China’s place in the modern world
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FeaturesEFM 2017: the big deals
MGM’s lavish spend on wrestling film and Netflix deal for zombie drama stood out.
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NewsBerlin: Propellor Film Tech Hub raises 11 calls to action
The film industry’s use of data and the need to establish better education among issues discussed.
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News'Insyriated' wins Europa Cinemas Label in Berlin
Syria-set drama set to benefit from European exhibition support.
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Reviews'In Times Of Fading Light': Berlin Review
Bruno Ganz plays the Communist patriarch of an East German family as the world starts to crumble around him
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Reviews'On The Beach At Night Alone': Berlin Review
Life mirrors art in Hong Sangsoo’s latest meditation, about a director who has an affair with an actress
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FeaturesGallery: Screen International Berlin reception
Berlinale networking event was held at Soho House Berlin.
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NewsBerlin: Hong Sang-soo shines on Screen's Jury Grid
On The Beach At Night Alone scores second-highest rating of competition so far.
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NewsBerlin: 'Colo' polarises, 'Montauk' falters on Screen's Jury Grid
Aki Karuismaki’s The Other Side Of Hope remains top.
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Reviews'The Bar': Berlin Review
Alex de la Iglesia returns with an unflattering genre piece set inside a Madrid bar
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Reviews'Loving Pia': Berlin Review
Dir. Daniel Borgman. Denmark, 2017, 100 minutesLoving Pia is an easy film to like, if you are willing to adjust your attention span. Daniel Borgman’s slow no-budget hybrid plays like a documentary as it explores the subtle rhythms of attachment and the fear of loss. Borgman’s ...
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Reviews'Return To Montauk': Berlin Review
Stellan Skarsgård and Nina Hoss headline Volker Schlondorff’s rumination on long lost love, co-written by Colm Tóibín
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Reviews'Almost Heaven': Berlin Review
Documentary set in one of China’s largest mortuaries where teenager Ying Ling learns her trade
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Reviews'Colo': Berlin Review
The Portugese financial crisis comes home to roost in Teresa Villaverde’s mannered but original film
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NewsScreen Time: 'Narcos' director: 'Trump just gave us the best prize ever' (video)
WACTH: Director also discusses Mexican cinema and the future of big budget TV.
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Reviews'Freak Show': Berlin Review
Trudie Styler’s debut is a frock-out-of-water High School yarn starring Alex Lawther as a flamboyant teen