All Competition articles – Page 6
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Reviews‘Berlin Alexanderplatz’: Berlin Review
Alfred Doblin’s famed 1929 novel is brought up to date by Burhan Qurbani’s ambitious - and lengthy - film
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News‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’ becomes runaway leader on Screen’s Berlin 2020 jury grid
‘The Woman Who Ran’, ‘Bad Tales’ score moderately.
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Reviews‘The Woman Who Ran’: Berlin Review
A woman’s encounters with three friends are all interrupted by men in Hong Sangsoo’s teasing drama
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Reviews‘Siberia’: Berlin Review
Willem Dafoe and Abel Ferrara reunite for a film which comes across like the Insta-feed of a well-travelled psychopath
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Reviews‘My Little Sister’: Berlin Review
A brother and sister reconnect in Switzerland as he recovers from leukaemia
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Reviews‘All The Dead Ones’: Berlin Review
As slavery is abolished in Brazil, three women struggle to adapt to life without a housemaid
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Reviews‘Undine’: Berlin Review
Paula Beer is slippery and effective in this modern-day spin on the ancient myths
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Reviews‘The Salt Of Tears’: Berlin Review
Philippe Garell’s intimate drama fields a revelatory performance from Oulaya Amamra
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Reviews‘Hidden Away’: Berlin Review
The life of a tortured Italian artist is brought touchingly to life by director Giorgio Diritti in the first film to play at Berlin’s Competition
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Reviews‘The Intruder’: Berlin Review
Natalie Meta’s ‘stridently entertaining’ second film plays in Competition at the Berlinale
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FeaturesBerlin 2020: Screen’s guide to the Competition titles
Screen profiles the world and international premieres in Competition, Specials, Panorama and Encounters at this year’s festival (February 20-March 1).
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NewsFirst English trailer for Berlinale Competition title ‘Berlin Alexanderplatz’ (exclusive)
It stars Welket Bungué in a contemporary version of Alfred Döblin’s 1929 classic novel.
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Reviews'So Long, My Son': Berlin Review
Wang Xiaoshuai’s ambitious work lights up the Berlinale Competition
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Reviews'Elisa And Marcela': Berlin Review
Isabel Coixet’s Netflix drama is a relentlessly tasteful affair
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Reviews'Farewell To The Night': Berlin Review
Catherine Deneuve stars in the latest drama from André Téchiné
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Reviews'I Was At Home, But': Berlin Review
A mother struggles to readjust when her missing son returns
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Reviews'A Tale of Three Sisters': Berlin Review
Emin Alper’s third film is a mystical family drama set in Central Anatolia