All posts tagged berlinale

Ulrich Seidl is a director who doesn’t mince words – or images. Be it...

During a conversation with a man who would dearly (and...

There’s not as much going on in Axiom as the film itself seems to think....

Cannes virtually banned Netflix from their red carpet, while Venice invited...

Likely the most pioneering entry in this year’s competition, Italian...

In Catalonian Alcarràs, a large family of fruit farmers is forced to shut down...

In 2014, the Guardian estimated that some 1,300...

Andreas Dresen is a regular at the Berlinale. In 2002...

“Don’t expect to be healed here,” the...

Unrueh (English title Unrest) is authentic in every way. The costumes, sets...