Vladan Petkovic (The article continues below - Commercial information) 1818 articles available in total starting from 06/03/2008. Last article published on 17/09/2026. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 25 26 [27] 28 29 ... 180 181 182 next Review: When Will It Be Again Like It Never Was BeforeBERLINALE 2023: Sonja Heiss's Generation 14plus opener is a big and complex film bearing the right message, resolutely refusing to underestimate the capacities of young audiences 18/02/2023 | Berlinale 2023 | GenerationReview: Where God Is NotBERLINALE 2023: In the first of his two documentaries screening at Berlin, Mehran Tamadon recreates the horrific experiences of three former Iranian political prisoners, to a controversial result 18/02/2023 | Berlinale 2023 | ForumReview: White Plastic SkyBERLINALE 2023: Tibor Bánóczki and Sarolta Szabó's spectacular post-apocalyptic animated feature deals with key environmental issues and numerous ethical questions 17/02/2023 | Berlinale 2023 | EncountersReview: The EchoBERLINALE 2023: Tatiana Huezo's latest documentary takes us to a remote Mexican village where children from a large family are struggling with the changing climate and interpersonal strife 17/02/2023 | Berlinale 2023 | EncountersEXCLUSIVE: Trailer for Berlinale Forum entry Calls from MoscowIn Cuban filmmaker Luis Alejandro Yero's documentary, he follows four queer Cuban exiles over one day in a Moscow apartment shortly before the invasion of Ukraine changes everything 16/02/2023 | Berlinale 2023 | ForumEXCLUSIVE: Trailer for Berlinale Forum title Between RevolutionsVlad Petri's hybrid film mixes politics with poetry, and past with present, in the story of the friendship between a Romanian woman and an Iranian one in between the revolutions in their countries 13/02/2023 | Berlinale 2023 | ForumReview: PeroIn his homage to departed Slovenian acting legend Peter Musevski, Damjan Kozole creates an engaging and touching picture that speaks of a lot more than just its direct subject 09/02/2023 | IFFR 2023 | Cinema RegainedReview: Before We CollapseThe feature debut by Alice Zeniter and Benoît Volnais promises an engaging and topical character study, but leaves the viewer puzzled due to a lack of clarity in form and tone 08/02/2023 | IFFR 2023 | Big Screen CompetitionReview: La mala familiaSpanish directors Nacho A Villar and Luis Rojo deliver a powerful piece of naturalistic cinema that immerses us in the world of protagonists subjected to systemic inequalities 07/02/2023 | IFFR 2023 | Bright FutureReview: Endless BordersIranian director Abbas Amini's Rotterdam prizewinner is an early contender for the most structurally complex and ethically nuanced film of the year 06/02/2023 | IFFR 2023 | Big Screen Competition previous page: 1 2 3 ... 25 26 [27] 28 29 ... 180 181 182 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)