All posts tagged berlinale

If her first film is anything to go by, Dutch writer/director Saskia Diesing is...

Freshly crowned with the Award Dialogue en Perspective at the Berlinale 2015...

Thrilling, horror-esque images accompanied by climactic music...

Completing his obscure trilogy (Henry Fool, Faye Grim) that never quite got the...

Mark Noonan’s debut You’re Ugly Too is a bittersweet drama reflecting...

Nizhny Novgorod, 1987: a class of schoolchildren are practising a rendition...

Body identity and gender politics are some of the most analysed themes in...

The word paedophile is associated with one of the most taboo subjects. When...

It’s hard to know what to think about a film like Der Geldkomplex,...

We get together with Berlin Film Festival first-timer Alex...