All Berlin articles – Page 42
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NewsDeals, broad attendance fuel optimism at EFM 2023
”It’s been a return to the joy of watching films.”
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News‘30 Nights With My Ex’ sells for FilmSharks at EFM (exclusive)
Adrian Suar’s Argentinian comedy hit sells to US, Spain, Taiwan.
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NewsBerlinale Forum film ‘The Trial’ lands UK sales agent (exclusive)
The film explores the prosecution of Argentina’s military dictatorship leaders that took place in the mid-80s.
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FeaturesNikolaj Lie Kaas on creating Berlinale Series project ‘Agent’, enlisting famous friends for cameos
Denmark’s Nikolaj Lie Kaas enters a new career phase with his TV series about a talent agent, playing in Berlinale Series.
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FeaturesDirector Makoto Shinkai on the inspiration behind box-office hit ‘Suzume’
The film is the first anime feature selected to play in Competition at the Berlinale since 2002.
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NewsBuyers rally at EFM to Epic Pictures’ ‘The Jester’ (exclusive)
Genre sales title goes to UK, Gemany, Italy, Japan, Latin America, CIS.
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News‘Future TX’, starring Griff Rhys Jones, sets sale for Canoe Film (exclusive)
The sci-fi adventure has been picked up for the US.
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NewsSundance title, Glasgow opener ‘Girl’ secures UK theatrical deal (exclusive)
Film is directorial debut of Screen Star of Tomorrow Adura Onashile.
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NewsPhoenix rises for Martin Villeneuve’s ‘Imelda’
UK-based sales outfit Phoenix Worldwide for international sales.
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Reviews‘#Manhole’: Berlin Review
Yuto Nakajima is stuck for the duration of Kazuyoshi Kumakiri’s genre potboiler
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Reviews’Seneca - On The Creation Of Earthquakes’: Berlin Review
John Malkovich is the posturing Roman senator in Robert Schwentke’s showboating historical drama
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Reviews‘Do You Love Me?’: Berlin Review
Semi-autogiographical feature about a Ukranian girl coming of age during the collapse of the USSR
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Reviews‘Golda’: Berlin Review
Helen Mirren stars as the Israeli premier during the tense days of 1973’s Yom Kippur War
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Reviews‘Inside’: Berlin Review
A thief (Willem Dafoe) has plenty of time to figure out the true value of art when he’s locked down with it interminably
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NewsFilmmaker Guy Nattiv addresses Helen Mirren ‘Golda’ casting controversy: “She’s got the Jewish chops”
Mirren’s casting as Israeli prime minister Golda Meir ignited debate over non-Jewish people playing Jewish roles.
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News‘Past Lives’ leads Screen’s jury grid nearly mid-way through the Berlinale Competition
Eight films have screened with 11 more to come.
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NewsJohn Malkovich on disappearance of ‘Seneca’ castmate Julian Sands: “It’s a very sad event”
British actor Sands has been missing in California’s San Gabriel Mountains since January 13.
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Reviews‘The Burdened’: Berlin Review
A struggling couple in Aden face up to hard choices in Amr Gamal’s abortion drama
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Reviews‘Totem’: Berlin Review
Lila Avilés follows ‘The Chambermaid’ with this elegant drama of a family in crisis
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NewsSpain’s ‘Iván & Hadoum’, Ukraine’s ‘The Blindsight’ win top prizes at Berlin Co-Production Market
Each will receive a prize of €20,000 from Eurimages.