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1819 articles available in total starting from 06/03/2008. Last article published on 23/09/2026.

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The Last Station and Sacro GRA win at the jubilee ZagrebDox

The Last Station and Sacro GRA win at the jubilee ZagrebDox

The Chilean-German co-production wins the International Competition, while the Venice winner gets gold in the Regional Competition  

05/03/2014 | Festivals | Croatia

Berlinale: The Lamb – A feel-good film tackling serious issues

Berlinale: The Lamb – A feel-good film tackling serious issues

Kutlug Ataman's third fiction film features a heart-warming approach to a serious subject matter  

17/02/2014 | Berlinale 2014 | Panorama Special

Berlinale: Deep characters but a light approach in Blind Dates

Berlinale: Deep characters but a light approach in Blind Dates

Levan Koguashvili's follow-up to Street Days manages to be both funny and profound  

17/02/2014 | Berlinale 2014 | Forum

Berlinale: An impressive update of Greek tragedy as form in Brides

Berlinale: An impressive update of Greek tragedy as form in Brides

Tinatin Kajrishvili's first fiction feature film is a strong emotional story which builds up to a cathartic level  

15/02/2014 | Berlinale 2014 | Panorama

Béla Tarr to present film.factory at Berlinale

Béla Tarr to present film.factory at Berlinale

The programme at the Sarajevo Film Academy will be presented on 13 February  

12/02/2014 | Berlinale 2014 | Industry

Berlinale: Expert storytelling and fine performances in The Two Faces of January

Berlinale: Expert storytelling and fine performances in The Two Faces of January

Hossein Amini debuts as director with a Hitchcockian thriller starring Viggo Mortensen, Oscar Isaac and Kirsten Dunst  

12/02/2014 | Berlinale 2014 | Special Gala

Berlinale: An Austrian Western in the depths of The Dark Valley

Berlinale: An Austrian Western in the depths of The Dark Valley

The new film by Andreas Prochaska is a Western set in the Austrian mountains  

12/02/2014 | Berlinale 2014 | Special Gala

Berlinale: Seaburners, a dark, non-linear drama from Turkey

Berlinale: Seaburners, a dark, non-linear drama from Turkey

Turkish director Melisa Önel's first feature film, Seaburners, is a pessimistic drama with elliptical storytelling  

09/02/2014 | Berlinale 2014 | Forum

Berlinale: The Kidnapping of Michel Houellebecq, an arthouse delicacy

Berlinale: The Kidnapping of Michel Houellebecq, an arthouse delicacy

French star novelist plays (a version of) himself in Guillaume Nicloux's humorous and refreshing The Kidnapping of Michel Houellebecq, which world-premiered in Berlinale's Forum  

08/02/2014 | Berlinale 2014 | Forum

Self-exploration as an attempt to live Happily Ever After

Self-exploration as an attempt to live Happily Ever After

Humorous but uncompromising, the film shows the director retracing her steps to former relationships all over Europe  

31/01/2014 | IFFR 2014

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