Ethan Hawke Talks Politics, Fascism & New Film The Weight at Berlinale
Ethan Hawke embraced politics head-on at the Berlin Film Festival on Tuesday ahead of the premiere of his latest movie, The Weight.…
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Tobias Nölle Returns to Berlinale With Hybrid “Tristan Forever”
A decade after “Aloys” won the Fipresci Prize at the Berlin Festival’s Panorama, Swiss filmmaker Tobias Nölle returns to the…
Japan Night at Berlinale Spotlights Emerging Directors, Producers
Japan arrived at this year’s Berlinale with nine films in selection and the wind at its back — “Demon Slayer”…
Morocco Shifts From Filming Location to Content Creator at Berlinale
For more than a century, international productions have chased Morocco’s light, its chameleon-like geography and its infrastructure — a place…
Series Match, Berlinale Series Market: Titles, Highlights and Trends
New series from the “City of God” director Fernando Meirelles and DP Cesar Charlone, plus Angela Chaves, creator of Netflix…
Arundhati Roy and Pradip Krishen’s ‘Annie’ Film Restored for Berlinale
Film Heritage Foundation‘s newly restored version of Pradip Krishen and Arundhati Roy‘s cult film “In Which Annie Gives It Those…
Venice Winner Rauniyar’s ‘Taste of Salt’ Debuts at Berlinale Market
“The Taste of Salt,” a narrative feature from Deepak Rauniyar inspired by the life of renowned Nepali chef Santosh Shah,…
‘The House of the Spirits,’ ‘Raza Brava,’ ‘Hidden Island’ at Berlinale
From Pablo Larraín’s “Jackie,” “Spencer” and “Maria” to Sebastián Lelio’s Oscar-winning “A Fantastic Woman,” Chile has built its international reputation…
Hanna Bergholm and Seidi Haarla on Berlinale Chiller ‘Nighborn’
Hanna Bergholm’s Finnish chiller “Nightborn” shook up Berlinale’s competition, with some viewers laughing during its violent scenes. But its star,…
Berlinale Issues Statement Following Political Backlash
The Berlin Film Festival has issued a lengthy statement from head Tricia Tuttle over what it describes as a “media storm”…