All Berlin articles – Page 44
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Reviews‘Leonora Addio’: Berlin Review
A ’gently idiosyncratic memento mori’ from 90 year-old Paulo Taviani, directing alone for the first time since the death of his brother
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NewsDogwoof boards sales on Berlinale diamond doc ‘Nothing Lasts Forever’
Jason Kohn’s documentary was produced for US cable network Showtime.
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Reviews‘The City And The City’: Berlin Review
A heartfelt tribute to Thessaloniki highlighting its sorrowful history of antisemitism
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Reviews‘Until Tomorrow’: Berlin Review
A young single mother in Iran searches for a safe place for her baby for one night
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Reviews‘That Kind Of Summer’: Berlin Review
Belinale habitue Denis Côté returns with a frank and difficult examination of female hypersexuality
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NewsIsabelle Huppert to miss honorary Golden Bear ceremony after positive Covid test
About Joan (À Propos de Joan) will screen as Berlinale Special Gala after ceremony.
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Reviews‘The Outfit’: Berlin Review
Mark Rylance stars in Graham Moore’s handsome period crime drama debut
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Reviews‘Echo’: Berlin Review
Mareike Wegener’s fiction feature debut is a crime mystery with echoes of philosophical trauma
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Reviews‘One Year, One Night’: Berlin Review
Powerful dramatisation of a couple’s survival of the Bataclan terrorist attack in Paris
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News‘My Favourite Cake’ wins top prize at Berlin Co-Production Market
’Girls Will Be Girls’ took home two prizes.
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Reviews‘A Piece Of Sky’: Berlin Review
Michael Koch’s Alpine love story spans the intimate and metaphysical, moving at a glacial pace
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Reviews‘Grand Jeté’: Berlin Review
Isabelle Stever’s bold and troubling drama of a reunited mother-son relationship pushes beyond motherly love
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Reviews‘Father’s Day’: Berlin Review
Three intersecting family stories reveal the lasting trauma of Rwanda’s violent history
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NewsBerlin 2022: Screen’s dailies
Browse Screen International’s daily editions from the Berlin Film Festival and virtual European Film Market.
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NewsFeminist remake of ‘People On Sunday’ in the works from Alice Agneskirchner (exclusive)
People On Sunday brought together Robert Siodmak, Edgar Ulmer, Billy Wilder and Fred Zinnemann early in their careers.
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NewsLi Ruijun’s ‘Return To Dust’ sells to France for m-appeal (exclusive)
Bidding war broke out for French rights.
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NewsTeona Strugar Mitevska sets Mother Teresa story ‘Mother’ as next project (exclusive)
The film is a fictionalised version of how a nun became the religious icon.
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Reviews‘Small, Slow But Steady’: Berlin Review
Sombre, sensitive portrait of a young professional female boxer in Japan
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Reviews‘The Forger’: Berlin Review
Louis Hofmann leads an engaging drama based on Holocaust memoir set in wartime Berlin
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Reviews‘The Passengers Of The Night’: Berlin
Charlotte Gainsbourg leads Mikhaël Hers’ gentle, optimistic drama set in 1980s Paris