Berlinale
A Quiet Passion
At its Berlinale premiere, the only comment director Terence Davies allowed himself to make about his newest film…
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Berlinale
Smrt u Sarajevu (Death in Sarajevo)
Sarajevo has been the site of many important assassinations and massacres in recent history, and this film wants…
By Sean Gallen
Berlinale
Alone in Berlin
Berlin, 1940, the city is ecstatic with the news that the Nazi army have conquered France. Factory foreman,…
By Sean Gallen
Berlinale
Rara
The feature-length debut of Chilean director Pepa San Martín, engaging family drama Rara has already received acclaim on…
By Isabelle Milton
Berlinale
Invention
Mark Lewis’ Invention is a visual experience, rather than a feature film. The Canadian artist elevates form over…
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Berlinale
Cartas da Guerra (Letters from War)
In theory, anyone can be hypnotised. It entirely depends on whether the subject allows it to happen. The…
By Oliver Johnston
Berlinale
Deadweight
Ahti Ikonen (Tommi Korpela) is the captain of a large container ship. When he is rushed for time…
By Sean Gallen
Berlinale
Les Premiers, les Derniers (The First, the Last)
Screened in the Panorama section of the 2016 Berlin Film Festival, writer, director and star Bouli Lanners’ The…
By Thomas Unsted
Berlinale
How Heavy This Hammer
How Heavy This Hammer belies its rather grand title in providing a sharp, short look at a very…
By Edward Till
Berlinale
Quand On A 17 Ans (Being 17)
We all remember being 17 with fondness. The confusion, the hope, the hormones, first love, the fear of…
By Sean Gallen