Marta Bałaga 1112 articles available in total starting from 07/04/2017. Last article published on 08/09/2025. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 35 36 [37] 38 39 ... 110 111 112 next Review: A E I O U – A Quick Alphabet of LoveBERLINALE 2022: Finally, thanks to Nicolette Krebitz, we have a romantic comedy featuring a healthy dose of mugging and characters with a “life impediment” 14/02/2022 | Berlinale 2022 | CompetitionReview: Dark GlassesBERLINALE 2022: Dario Argento is back with a film that’s so bad it’s not even good 14/02/2022 | Berlinale 2022 | Berlinale SpecialInterview: Maggie Peren • Director of The Forger“I think that’s how people behaved in order to survive: they smiled”BERLINALE 2022: Basing her film on a true story, the German helmer tries to capture the everyday reality of World War II – and the lust for life 13/02/2022 | Berlinale 2022 | Berlinale SpecialInterview: Sanna Lenken • Director of Comedy Queen“So many children don’t know how to talk about grief”BERLINALE 2022: The Swedish director follows up her Crystal Bear-winning My Skinny Sister with a drama proving that, in the end, only laughter can heal pain 13/02/2022 | Berlinale 2022 | GenerationInterview: Peter Strickland • Director of Flux Gourmet“Your greatest fear as a director is being laughed at, but you can’t move forward if you don’t take that risk”BERLINALE 2022: Get ready – indigestion meets power games meets Spinal Tap in the British director’s new outing 13/02/2022 | Berlinale 2022 | EncountersReview: Flux GourmetBERLINALE 2022: Peter Strickland’s new film may feature frequent mentions of intestinal gasses and flatulence. Those seeking personal medical advice should consult with a licensed physician 13/02/2022 | Berlinale 2022 | EncountersInterview: Quentin Dupieux • Director of Incredible but True“If you explain too much, suddenly it turns into a terrible movie”BERLINALE 2022: In his new film, the French director has a secret, and he is going to keep it 13/02/2022 | Berlinale 2022 | Berlinale SpecialReview: Incredible but TrueBERLINALE 2022: With his latest film, Quentin Dupieux will be able to turn anyone into a “basement person” 12/02/2022 | Berlinale 2022 | Berlinale SpecialReview: OinkBERLINALE 2022: Mascha Halberstad’s lovely stop-motion animation, which has just opened Generation Kplus, is not another Sausage Party 11/02/2022 | Berlinale 2022 | GenerationReview: Peter von KantBERLINALE 2022: In his occasionally amusing, occasionally absurd tribute to Fassbinder, François Ozon wants to have his champagne and drink it 11/02/2022 | Berlinale 2022 | Competition previous page: 1 2 3 ... 35 36 [37] 38 39 ... 110 111 112 next