Berlinale
Unrueh (Unrest)
Unrueh (English title Unrest) is authentic in every way. The costumes, sets and especially the shots of watchmaking…
By Sean Leeberlinale
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The Outfit
While some creative talents have taken the pandemic as an opportunity to decompress, for Academy Award-winner Mark Rylance,…
By Selina Sondermann
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Un Año, Una Noche (One Year, One Night)
On the night of 13th November 2015, Paris was shaken by a series of terrorist attacks that claimed…
By Guy Lambert
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No Simple Way Home
In 2005, after decades fighting against Islamic dominance in the Republic of Sudan, John Garang de Mabior became…
By Oliver Johnston
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Drii Winter (A Piece of Sky)
Time moves differently in this small village in the Swiss alps: children still play with Furbies, women attend…
By Selina Sondermann
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Call Jane
In 1968, Joy is pregnant with her second child, when she experiences dizzy spells and fainting. She is…
By Selina Sondermann
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Keiko, Me wo Sumasete (Small, Slow but Steady)
Nobody can accuse Small, Slow but Steady of false advertising. It’s small in scale, while slowly but steadily…
By Oliver Johnston
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O Trio em Mi Bemol (The Kegelstatt Trio)
There is, of course, a language of cinema – this is how the filmmaker uses various codes and…
By Oliver Johnston
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Les Passageurs de la Nuit (The Passengers of the Night)
In the mid-80s, Elisabeth (Charlotte Gainsbourg) finds herself alone following a messy divorce from her husband, suddenly left…
By Guy Lambert
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Everything Will Be Ok
There are no two ways about it, Rithy Panh’s Everything Will Be Ok is a visceral assault on…
By Sarah Bradbury