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  Berlinale

  “I want to be political because we’re living in a time that calls for conscience – and for political films”: Ilker Çatak on Yellow Letters at Berlinale 2026
  Laura Della Corte 22nd February 2026
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  Salvation

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  A Kurdish village in Eastern Turkey is split in two: Upper Pingan, on the...

  Selina Sondermann 20th February 2026
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  Berlinale

  Josephine

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  In a veritable display of saving the best for last, the final film premiering in...

  Selina Sondermann 20th February 2026
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  Berlinale

  Yo (Love Is a Rebellious Bird) 

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  In Yo, documentary filmmaker Anna Fitch and her...

  Selina Sondermann 20th February 2026
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  Berlinale

  “It’s dedicated to all those men who just kept pressing the gas, thinking they’re moving instead of reflecting”: Assaf Machnes, Ido Tako and Ehab Salami on Where To? at Berlin film festival 2026
  Laura Della Corte 20th February 2026
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  Berlinale

  “If you believe in someone and keep waiting, it means that you have a pure heart to really care”: Yusuke Hirota on Chimney Town – Frozen in Time at Berlin Film Festival 2026
  The editorial unit 20th February 2026
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  Berlinale

  “Your film becomes a living thing”: Gabe Klinger and Marina Person on Isabel at Berlin Film Festival 2026
  Laura Della Corte 20th February 2026
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  Berlinale

  “Paraguay is a country with many unanswered questions”: Marcelo Martinessi on Narciso at Berlin Film Festival 2026
  Laura Della Corte 20th February 2026
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  Berlinale

  “The world around her needs to change”: Liz Sargent on Take Me Home at Berlin Film Festival 2026
  Laura Della Corte 20th February 2026
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  Berlinale

  “At the end of the day, you try to escape, but you always come back”: Lorenzo Ferro and Lucas Vignale on The River Train at Berlin Film Festival 2026
  Laura Della Corte 20th February 2026