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Animol

Taking a cue from his comrade in The Long Walk, David Jonsson, Tut Nyuot also graduates from musketeer to…

By Selina Sondermann
Berlinale

Iván & Hadoum

In recent years, queer cinema has been in pretty good shape. Nowadays, filmmakers from all around the world…

By Jan Tracz
Berlinale

The Moment

With music biopics rolling in like ice cream carts on summer days (and Michael just around the bend),…

By Selina Sondermann
Berlinale

A Prayer for the Dying

It is a sign of the times that upon reading the title, people assumed Dara Van Dusen’s directorial debut to be a remake of the 1987 Mike Hodges film; however the two share nothing but a name. Instead, A Prayer for the Dying tackles a different IP: it is an adaptation of a Stewart O’Nan novel. Set in 1870’s Wisconsin, sheriff and pastor Jacob…

By Selina Sondermann
Berlinale

No Good Men

The unusually late announcement of the 76th Berlinale’s opening film – made only days before invitations to the…

By Selina Sondermann