All Munich Film Festival articles – Page 4
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NewsMunich Film Festival cancels 2020 edition
After considering postponing or running online, the 37th edition will now take place in 2021.
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Features11 breakout films from the summer festivals
Between Cannes and Venice, a handful of smaller features from first and second-time directors are emerging from the summer festivals with strong word-of-mouth.
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Reviews‘Relativity’: Munich Review
A German couple grapples with an overwhelming sensation of deja vu
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NewsFilmmaker blasts Germany as a "cinematic wasteland" during keynote at Munich Film Festival
Edward Berger said he had received little support for his career from the German industry.
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Reviews'Lara': Munich/Karlovy Vary Review
Corinne Harfouch is powerful as a jealous mother who struggles to cope with the prospect of her son’s success where she has failed
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NewsProducers debate role in streamer-dominated European industry
The producers were participating in an industry panel at the Munich Film Festival.
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News‘Toni Erdmann’ producers to adapt Bataclan memoir ‘You Will Not Have My Hate’ (exclusive)
Published in 2016, Antoine Leiris’s bestseller charts how he and his baby son endured the weeks after his wife was killed in the Bataclan terror attack.
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FeaturesThe hot German films premiering at the Munich Film Festival 2019
Last year’s Munich break-out was Eva Trobisch’s ‘All Is Good’ .
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FeaturesMunich’s new artistic director talks about the festival’s elevated international ambitions
An increased budget means new strands, more stars and a VR showcase.
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FeaturesGerman Films MD Simone Baumann on how the agency is adapting to the age of streaming
”¨Many people in the German film business are now working on high-end series for these new players and we now have to find a way of including them.”
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FeaturesWhy it took ‘Oh Boy’ director Jan-Ole Gerster seven years to make his film ‘Lara’
‘Lara’ is simultaneously premiering at the Munich and Karlovy Vary film festivals.
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NewsMunich Film Festival should aim to "overtake" Berlinale, says Bavaria's prime minister
Filmfest director Diana Iljine emphasised Munich does not see itself in competition with Berlin.
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Reviews'What Might Have Been': Munich Review
A Budapest break brings the past back to life for two former lovers
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FeaturesBong Joon Ho talks ‘Parasite’: “It deals with polarisation”
Two years after Okja, Bong Joon Ho returns to Cannes Competition with family tragicomedy Parasite.
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Reviews'Rescue The Fire': Munich Review
Devastating memorial of a Berlin ravaged by AIDS and the late photogapher who captured it
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Reviews‘I Was, I Am, I Will Be’: Munich Review
A ‘Green Card’-style drama cuts deeper than expected in this assured second feature
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NewsLevelK boards first German feature ‘I Was, I Am, I Will Be’ (exclusive)
Ilker Çatak-directed feature will have its world premiere at the Munich International Film Festival.