All Germany articles – Page 2
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NewsGerman-Israeli Co-Production Fund launched in Berlin
It will be open to “established and emerging talents” from both countries.
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NewsBerlin Film Festival director Tricia Tuttle responds to Gaza open letter
Tuttle says “we recognise the depth of anger and frustration” but also highlights “misinformation, inaccurate claims about Berlinale”.
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Reviews‘My Wife Cries’ review: A Berlin couple attempt to connect in Angela Schanelec’s typically inscrutable drama
The director’s Berlin Competition title should appeal to the filmmaker’s devotees
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NewsIndian documentary ‘Flying Tigers’ acquired for sales ahead of Berlinale Forum premiere
EXCLUSIVE: Film sees Dutta follow a trail created by her Alzheimer-stricken mother.
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NewsOscar-nominated ‘Little Amélie or The Character Of Rain’ acquired for Germany
EXCLUSIVE: Film is nominated for best animated feature at the 98th Oscars.
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Reviews‘Rose’ review: Sandra Hüller is phenomenal in arresting character study set in 17th-century Germany
Markus Schleinzer’s black-and-white Berlin Competition title also stars impressive newcomer Caro Braun
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Reviews‘The Education Of Jane Cumming’ review: Real-life 19th-century scandal inspires elegant, toothless period drama
Sophie Heldman’s second feature is set in an all-girls Scottish boarding school
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NewsGlobal Constellation boards Doris Dörrie’s ‘Programmed To Stay’, unveils first look
EXCLUSIVE: Angela Winkler, Laura Tonke and Josef Ellers star.
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NewsWeydemann Bros boards Nelson Yeo’s ‘The House On The Moon’
EXCLUSIVE: First look at the upcoming sci-fi fantasy feature.
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NewsReinvent Yellow scores sales on ‘Frostbite’, ‘Handbook For Superheroes - Red Mask’
EXCLUSIVE: Filmed last year, ‘Frostbite’ sees a family trapped beneath a crashed cable car following an avalanche.
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Reviews‘Allegro Pastell’ review: German drama is precise, emotionless study of millennial malaise
Anna Roller adapts Leif Randt’s book about a shaky long-distance Berlin-Frankfurt romance
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NewsGlobal Constellation’s Second World War thriller ‘Wild, Wild East’ lands key deals
EXCLUSIVE: France, Spain and Poland have sold.
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NewsLilith Stangenberg, Helena Zengel lead Matthias Glasner’s ‘Exploding Ducks’
EXCLUSIVE: Production wrapped this weekend on new film from ‘Dying’ director Glasner.
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Reviews‘Yellow Letters’ review: Ilker Catak follows ‘The Teachers’ Lounge’ with powerful Turkish drama
Ozgu Namal and Tansu Bicer star in Catack’s meticulously-calibrated Berlin competition title
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Reviews‘Trial Of Hein’ review: Assured, enigmatic German debut blends rural unease and social allegory
Kai Stänicke’s impressive blend of period drama and folk horror bows in Berlin’s Perspectives strand
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NewsGermany's Weydemann Bros launches AVOD and FAST platform Directors Collection
EXCLUSIVE: Directors Collection is closing first licensing deals at EFM this week.
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Reviews‘No Good Men’ review: Berlin opener is breezy if somewhat conventional Afghan rom-com
Writer/director Shahrbanoo Sadat also stars in this Kabul-set romance
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News‘Rose’: first trailer for Markus Schleinzer’s Berlin competition title starring Sandra Hüller
EXCLUSIVE: Hüller plays an enigmatic soldier who claims to be the male heir of a long-abandoned farm.
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News“Films are the opposite of politics” says Wim Wenders at Berlinale opening press conference
Juror Ewa Puszczynska said questions about political topics to filmmakers are “not fair”.
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NewsPiperPlay boards Hitler assassination thriller ‘The Man Who Could Have Changed The World’
EXCLUSIVE: European co-production between Italy, Germany and Belgium is directed by Anne Paulicevich.