Berlinale
Varda by Agnès (Varda par Agnès)
In 2008, documentarian Agnès Varda released The Beaches of Agnès. This was around the time of her 80th…
By Oliver JohnstonSpecial
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Berlinale
“I have so much in common with this character; we all do”: Actress Zorica Nusheva discusses finding her inner-rebel in God Exists, Her Name Is Petrunya
Zorica Nusheva makes her film debut in Teona Mitevska’s probing film God Exists, Her Name is Petrunya. The…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
Berlinale
Divine Love press conference with Gabriel Mascaro, Dira Paes, Diego Garcia, Jenni Zylka, Livia Serpa
In the Evangelical mission, sex and religion are generally posited in opposition with one another. That is not…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
Berlinale
Piranhas (La Paranza dei Bambini) press conference with Claudio Giovannesi, Roberto Saviano and Francesco Di Napoli
The large ensemble cast of Claudio Giovannesi’s Piranhas (La Paranza dei Bambini) sprawled into the audience at the press conference for…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
Berlinale
Divine Love (Divino Amor)
2027 is an odd date to set a film: it’s oddly close and only leaves a small space…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
Berlinale
I Was at Home, But (Ich War Zuhause, Aber) press conference with Angela Schanelec, Maren Eggert and Jakob Lassalle
Angela Schanelec’s film I Was at Home, But (Ich War Zuhause, Aber) is an essayistic feature which tackles…
By Mary-Catherine Harvey
Berlinale
O Beautiful Night: A deliriously ecstatic and wickedly wild journey into darkness
The first feature film from illustrator and director Xavier Böhm, co-written alongside Ariana Berndi, O Beautiful Night is…
By Andrew Murray
Berlinale
Farewell to the Night (L’Adieu à la Nuit)
In a covert and calm manner, Farewell to the Night might force audiences to examine their own prejudices.…
By Oliver Johnston
Berlinale
The Souvenir
Tilda Swinton’s entrance in The Souvenir could serve as a costume test as Queen Elizabeth II in a…
By Oliver Johnston
Berlinale
Flesh Out
Ten meals a day. This is what Verida (Verida Beitta Ahmed Deiche) is lovingly, and later more forcefully,…
By Fenja Akinde-Hummel