![The Brightest SunScreen[Courtesy HKIFF]](https://d1nslcd7m2225b.cloudfront.net/Pictures/274x183/3/5/0/1448350_thebrightestsunscreencourtesyhkiff_312678.jpg)
All Berlin articles – Page 44
-
Reviews‘Beautiful Beings’: Berlin Review
Gudmundur Arnar Gudmundsson’s sophomore Icelandic feature finds tenderness in a cruel adolescent world
-
Reviews‘Nothing Lasts Forever’: Berlin Review
Debunking myths and scrutinising synthetic diamonds this curious documentary becomes its own caper
-
NewsBlue Fox boards international sales on Berlinale mystery ‘The Silent Forest’ (exclusive)
Blue Fox’s US distribution arm plans late 2022 US release.
-
NewsAndrew Dominik hopes Netflix’s Marilyn Monroe biopic ‘Blonde’ is heading for out of Competition Cannes slot (exclusive)
Dominik described the reported NC-17 rating as “a bunch of horseshit”
-
NewsEuropean Film Market studio shuts down after equipment stolen in break-in
The studio is used to shoot the virtual sessions.
-
News‘Rabiye Kurnaz vs. George W. Bush’: first trailer for Berlinale Competition title (exclusive)
The Match Factory is selling Andreas Dresen’s feature.
-
NewsShudder snaps up Dario Argento’s ‘Dark Glasses’, WBI posts raft of international deals (exclusive)
The Rome-set thriller is Italian genre maestro Dario Argento’s first feature in a decade.
-
FeaturesWhat’s behind the wave of success for Nordic films at festivals?
The experts say there are a multitude of reasons why the Nordics — Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden — are booming creatively.
-
FeaturesBerlin 2022: Hong Kong and China hot projects
Chinese and Hong Kong filmmakers continue to be prolific, despite the continuing effects of the lockdown.
-
NewsThai production outfit Diversion launches debut EFM slate (exclusive)
First two features are Berlinale Forum titles ’Memoryland’ and documentary ’Scala’.
-
NewsCoproduction Office seals major deals on Ulrich Seidl’s Golden Bear contender ‘Rimini’ (exclusive)
Deals have been done for the UK, Germany and Spain among other territories.
-
NewsBerlinale opening film ‘Peter von Kant’ interrupted by “technical problems”
Festival apologises to filmmakers and audience.
-
Reviews‘Nobody’s Hero’: Berlin Review
Alain Guiraudie’s tale of terrorism marks a tonal shift that favours stereotypes over satire
-
Reviews‘Peter von Kant’: Berlin Review
François Ozon’s gender-swap revamp of Fassbinder’s Petra von Kant serves ironic homage on Berlin’s opening night
-
Reviews‘Rookies’: Berlin Review
French hip-hop dance battle documentary gives Berlin’s Generation 14Plus an energetic opener
-
NewsFirst trailer for Quentin Dupieux’s ‘Incredible But True’ ahead of Berlinale premiere (exclusive)
It is Dupieux’s tenth feature after comedy Mandibles, which had a buzzy premiere at Venice in 2020.
-
News‘The City And The City’: first trailer for Berlinale Encounters premiere (exclusive)
‘The City and the City’ explores the perilous existence of the Jewish community in the Greek city of Thessaloniki.
-
NewsBerlin’s Gropius Bau hosts art exhibition, select industry meetings as EFM kicks off
The European Film Market’s traditional home of the Gropius Bau looks eerily empty as event fires up online edition.
-
NewsBerlinale juror Ryusuke Hamaguchi: festivals can close gap between mainstream and arthouse films
Hamaguchi was speaking at Berlinale jury press conference alongside M. Night Shyamalan, Connie Nielsen and Karim Ainouz.
-
Features“There will be a lot of rules”: Berlin co-chief Mariette Rissenbeek on what to expect at the festival
The Berlinale’s co-head on the challenges ahead and her most highly anticipated moment of this year’s festival.