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Meta might not be the right expression, but there is a nice synchronicity to the fact that the…
By Selina SondermannMeta might not be the right expression, but there is a nice synchronicity to the fact that the…
By Selina SondermannIf the festival gave out an award for Best Opening Scene, Moscas would be the clear winner. Without…
By Selina Sondermann“Unable to be silent, I will be long and still”. Arriving during a hushed poetry recitation, it’s as…
By Thomas MessnerThere's something alluring about enjoying wine and pretending to be a sybarite, even though we are often unable…
By Jan TraczEmmanuelle Marre's A Man of His Time opens in September 1940 at a drunken gathering of French collaborators,…
By Christina YangAdapted from You and I – The Illness Suddenly Get Worse by Makiko Miyano and Maho Isono, Hamaguchi…
By Christina YangAlex Gibney is widely considered one of the most important documentarians of his time, with his past work…
By Selina SondermannSpanish Cannes competition entry The Beloved (El ser querido) practically picks up where last year's Cannes Grand Prix…
By Selina SondermannIra Sachs's The Man I Love opens with a premise that seems deceptively familiar: a theatre actor living…
By Christina YangThe unusually late announcement of the 76th Berlinale’s opening film – made only days before invitations to the…
By Selina Sondermann