Film

Manipulating Emotions

The true story of a Nazi deportation in 1942 Paris strives for historical accuracy but fails to find a balance. Directed by Roselyne Bosch. More...

Loic Valceschini
on June 25, 2010 23:50

Film

Death Is At the Center of Banality

The lasting impact of a 2004 sex tape involving New Delhi students serves as inspiration for Indian filmmaker Dibakar Banerjee, who reflects on voyeurism in the digital era with LOVE SEX AUR DHOKHA.
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Kartik Nair
on May 4, 2010 16:54

Film

Found Footage - Part I

The first part of a journey of discovery into the world of borrowed images - the act of collecting frames out of control can lead to interesting pieces of filmmaking. From Duchamp to WW2 propaganda by Frank Capra.
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Ezequiel Schmoller
on April 21, 2010 11:23

Film

The fall of the house of Wilson

Bolivian film SOUTH DISTRICT goes inside a family house to explore what's outside of it.
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Alan McLane
on March 29, 2010 17:34

Film

Good Herbs for the heart

Screened at the Guadalajara Film Festival, THE GOOD HERBS is the latest effort by director Maria Novaro, who takes Alzheimer's disease as a metaphor for the abandonment to which the healing power of herbs has been condemned by contemporary world.
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Lautaro Salgado
on March 23, 2010 20:15

Film

Real-life Soap Opera

Heavily autobiographical account of a director's family quest, ALL MY FATHERS adds to the 2010 Berlinale trend of troubled parenthood.
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Aleksandar Radovanovic
on February 17, 2010 21:06

Film

Blue Comedy

Stellan Skarsgård gives a wonderful physical performance in Hans Petter Moland's A SOMEWHAT GENTLE MAN, shown in Competition at the Berlinale.
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Erzsebet Plajas
on February 17, 2010 20:51

Film

God’s Hand Is a Dustbin

During Ramadan the stories of three Muslims intersect in Burhan Qurbani's debut SHAHADA, in Berlinale Competition.
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Espera Donouvossi
on February 17, 2010 19:00

Film

More Cosmetic Than Cosmic

From Berlinale Panorama, the story of a healer who visits a Turkish town, and of the strange events that follow: Reha Erdem's KOSMOS.
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Kartik Nair
on February 17, 2010 18:25

Film

Social Salad

Guilt, humor and family life: Catherine Keener stars in Nicole Holofcener's PLEASE GIVE, in Competition at the Berlinale.
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Espera Donouvossi
on February 16, 2010 19:23

Film

Spaces in Between

The importance of being idle ─ Noah Baumbach's GREENBERG gets under your skin with its subtle and slightly uncomfortable tones.
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James Gabrillo
on February 15, 2010 19:37

Film

In the Mood for Noodles

In only his second departure in eight years from the wuxia genre, Zhang Yimou's A WOMAN, A GUN AND A NOODLE SHOP is a retelling of an early Coens' classic.
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Loic Valceschini
on February 14, 2010 20:35

Film

The Vanishing House

A four-year study of a Maori family living in harmony with the wilderness of New Zealand - and how it was all put in jeopardy. From Berlinale Generation.
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Kartik Nair
on February 14, 2010 19:49

Film

From Taipei With Love

A Taiwanese spin on the romantic comedy genre, from the Forum section of the Berlinale. More...

Tuba Parlak
on February 13, 2010 20:14

Film

Fences of the Mind

Shaking up the Berlinale Competition, Florin Şerban's IF I WANT TO WHISTLE, I WHISTLE is a minimalist tale of brotherhood morphed into parenthood, with gaps in between. More...

James Gabrillo
on February 13, 2010 18:01

Film

A triangle of ambiguity

Shown at the Cannes Film Festival in 2008, Yin Lichuan's KNITTING finally got released in China in early 2010. Was it worth the wait? More...

Alice Wang
on May 31, 2010 14:53

Film

Found Footage - Part II

Following our first descent into the world of found footage, we now look at further examples of how filmmakers can manipulate existing images to convey new meanings. More...

Ezequiel Schmoller
on May 2, 2010 12:51

Film

A spiral of contained emotions

Alberto Rodriguez brings his last work AFTER to the Guadalajara Film Festival
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Altagracia Lizardo Medina
on April 3, 2010 15:23

Film

the bittersweet flavour of Latin American poverty

The director of TROPA DE ELITE turns to the documentary form with GARAPA, an intense account of the lives of three family in a region stricken by famine.
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Alan McLane
on March 26, 2010 12:10

Film

PORTRAIT OF A PROACTIVE AMERICAN FAMILY

THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT, a passionate dissection of contemporary family dynamics by Lisa Cholodenko.
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Aleksandar Radovanovic
on February 18, 2010 13:54

Film

Letters and Tablecloths Speak

Focus on the Berlinale Retrospektive for Aki Kaurismäki's THE MATCH FACTORY GIRL, introduced by Jasmila Žbanić.
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Aily Nash
on February 17, 2010 20:59

Film

All About His Father

Turkish director Hasan Semih Kaplanoglu in Competition at the Berlinale with HONEY, the final installment of his trilogy about a child and its difficulties in growing up.
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Loic Valceschini
on February 17, 2010 20:17

Film

In Full Circle

Restoration brings to life a piece of film history never seen outside of Germany ― NUREMBERG: ITS LESSON FOR TODAY. From 1948 to Berlinale Special.
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James Gabrillo
on February 17, 2010 18:43

Film

Superfilm

A multi-layered construction from Berlinale Generation, SUPERBROTHER knows how to enthral its designated audience.
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Erzsebet Plajas
on February 16, 2010 19:33

Film

Farewell Little Red Riding Hood

Populated by children, Berlinale Generation Kplus' YUKI AND NINA does not go easy on childhood and celebrates the end of fairy tales.
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Tuba Parlak
on February 15, 2010 19:56

Film

Punk May Never Die… At Least For The Film Industry

Just another music biopic? Yes, but good nonetheless. Ian Dury as portrayed by Andy Serkis in the Berlinale Panorama SEX & DRUGS & ROCK & ROLL.
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Tuba Parlak
on February 14, 2010 20:49

Film

Discomfort and Awareness

Iraqi docu-drama SON OF BABYLON from Berlinale Panorama deals with the country's recent past to clear the path towards the future.
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Erzsebet Plajas
on February 14, 2010 20:10

Film

A Different Kind of Dogma

No matter how bad it gets, there's still hope in this latest effort from Dogma 95 co-founder Thomas Vinterberg that premiered at the Berlinale Competition.
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Aily Nash
on February 14, 2010 19:19

Film

Scorsese-Lite

A Hollywood Maestro tries his hand at a psychological thriller, but his fourth partnership with DiCaprio might be the worst of them all. More...

Kartik Nair
on February 13, 2010 20:11

Film

Some Day

An act of private defiance against social conventions in Turkish German society - Feo Aladag's debut from Berlinale Panorama. More...

Aleksandar Radovanovic
on February 13, 2010 17:31

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