![The Brightest SunScreen[Courtesy HKIFF]](https://d1nslcd7m2225b.cloudfront.net/Pictures/274x183/3/5/0/1448350_thebrightestsunscreencourtesyhkiff_312678.jpg)
All Competition articles – Page 10
-
Reviews'Colo': Berlin Review
The Portugese financial crisis comes home to roost in Teresa Villaverde’s mannered but original film
-
NewsBerlin: 'The Other Side Of Hope' soars to top Screen's Jury Grid
Aki Kaurismaki’s latest feature registered a huge score with Screen’s jury of international critics.
-
Reviews'Beuys': Berlin Review
Three years in the making, Andres Veiel’s documentary about German artist Joseph Beuys takes its stylistic cues from its restlessly creative subject
-
Reviews'The Other Side of Hope': Berlin Review
A Syrian refugee finds a safe haven in Aki Kaurismaki’s typically idiosyncratic follow-up to Le Havre
-
NewsBerlin: Sally Potter's 'The Party' divides Screen's Jury Grid
Debuts today include Thomas Arslan’s Bright Nights and Sabu’s Mr Long.
-
Reviews'Mr Long': Berlin Review
Chang Chen is a roaming hitman who finds redemption in Sabu’s pan-Asian drama
-
Reviews'The Party': Berlin Review
Sally Potter delivers an ensemble comedy of manners in her most enjoyable film to date.
-
Reviews'Bright Nights': Berlin Review
A father and son road trip through northern Norway, starring Georg Friedrich
-
NewsBerlin: 'A Fantastic Woman' sets early pace on Screen's Jury Grid
Seven titles have registered scores, with Sebastián Lelio’s transgender drama leading the way so far.
-
Reviews'A Fantastic Woman': Berlin Review
A transgender woman loses her partner in Sebastian Leilo’s “wrenchingly emotional” drama
-
Reviews'Spoor': Berlin Review
Dir/scr. Agnieszka Holland. Poland/Germany/Czech Republic/Sweden/Slovak Republic, 2017, 128 mins.Misfortune stalking a small town, the natural world enforcing balance, or both? Spoor’s narrative defies easy categorisation but invites considerable contemplation, Polish writer-director Agnieszka Holland has toyed with high-profile TV projects such as Burning Bush and House of ...
-
Reviews'Wild Mouse': Berlin Review
Berlinale Competition title is an acerbic satire which targets the Austrian middle class
-
ReviewsFélicité: Berlin Review
Set in Kinshasa, Alain Gomis’ fourth feature is a music-infused reverie
-
Reviews'On Body And Soul': Berlin Review
Ildikó Enyedi’s striking, emotional drama explores the power of human connection in the unlikeliest of places
-
Reviews'Django': Berlin Review
Tribute to Gypsy jazz icon Django Reinhardt (Reda Kateb) set in wartime Paris opens the 2017 Berlinale
-
NewsBerlin: 'Fire At Sea' tops final Screen Jury Grid
Gianfranco Rosi’s Golden Bear winner faced off challenges from Jeff Nichols, Mia Hansen-Love and Mohamed Ben Attia.
-
-
Reviews'United States of Love': Berlin Review
Dir: Tomasz Wasilewski. Poland/Sweden, 2016. 104 mins
-
Reviews'A Lullaby To The Sorrowful Mystery': Berlin Review
Dir: Lav Diaz. 2016, Philippines/Singapore, 485 mins
-
NewsBerlin: 'Zero Days' tops 'The Commune' on Jury Grid
Migrant crisis documentary ‘Fire At Sea’ leads grid for fifth successive day.
