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Bénédicte Prot


1633 articles available in total starting from 16/03/2005. Last article published on 15/07/2019.

AG Kino Gilde launches nationwide discount card

German exhibitors association AG Kino Gilde is launching a new discount card, the Gildepass, in many of its member cinemas. The card – which entitles holders to reduced admission prices in...  

09/03/2009 | Exhibitors | Germany

Interview: Kai Wessel • Director

The destiny of an icon

Hilde Release in Germany on March 12  

09/03/2009

Lost generations and other wonders of the world

After screenings at numerous festivals (including Munich, Tribeca, Rotterdam, Sofia, and Istanbul), Seven Days Sunday – the debut feature by 33-year-old director Niels Laupert, previously lauded...  

05/03/2009 | Releases | Germany

Berlinale in good shape at almost 60

Next year’s 60th Berlin International Film Festival will be held from February 11-21, 2010. The festival of golden and silver bears is not ready to bow out, following the example of its director...  

03/03/2009 | Festivals | Germany

Audiences flock to The Reader

This weekend, German audiences flocked to cinemas to see Stephen Daldry’s The Reader, which earned UK actress Kate Winslet a Golden Globe and an Oscar this year. The German/US co-production –...  

03/03/2009 | Box Office | Germany

German (co-)productions galore

Domestic productions take pride of place among the new releases hitting German theatres this week. Leading the contingent is UK director Stephen Daldry’s German/US co-production The Reader, which...  

27/02/2009 | Releases | Germany

Llosa scoops Golden Bear and Europe dominates prize list

Unlike last year, the closing ceremony of the 59th Berlinale was a triumph for European films, which scooped ten of the 12 awards (including six out of eight Bears) presented this evening at the...  

14/02/2009 | Berlinale 2009 | Awards

Lucky Friday 13 for 13 directors of Germany 09

Thirty years after the collective film German Autumn (which brought together Fassbinder, Schlöndorff and Edgar Reitz, among others), Tom Tykwer and two producers from NDR TV network were sitting...  

13/02/2009 | Berlinale 2009 | Out of competition/Germany

Poetry and prose in Struck's Sleeping Songs

The Berlinale’s Panorama section – celebrates its 30th anniversary this year – hosted Sleeping Songs, the third film by previous contender Andreas Struck (whose debut feature Chill Out was...  

13/02/2009 | Berlinale 2009 | Panorama/Germany

Llosa’s Milk of Sorrow a triumphant ode to life

As the Berlin International Film Festival nears its end, the major film that festival-goers have been waiting for in this year’s competition has finally arrived, via Spain – the first ever...  

12/02/2009 | Berlinale 2009 | Competition/Spain

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