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The Light by Tom Tykwer

BERLINALE 2025: Run Lola Run director Tom Tykwer opens this year’s festival with a didactic mix of sci-fi and social criticism

Das Licht

Das Licht

Balentes by Giovanni Columbu

The animated film by Giovanni Columbu tells the story of two teenagers in search of freedom in 1940s Sardinia

Balentes

Balentes

Tornando a Est by Antonio Pisu

Antonio Pisu reunites with his trio of characters in Eastern Europe, this time after the fall of the Berlin wall, in a spy comedy that delicately balances lightness and reflection

Tornando a Est

Tornando a Est

The Rhine Gold by Lorenzo Pullega

Lorenzo Pullega's debut feature is a dream-like ode to rural Italy, boasting great visuals but lacking cohesion

L’oro del Reno

L’oro del Reno

Acts of Love by Jeppe Rønde

Jeppe Rønde returns to Rotterdam with a tense interpersonal drama about a woman in a New Age religious community confronted by the secrets held by her outsider brother

Kærlighedens gerninger

Kærlighedens gerninger

Storm Alerts by Bergur Bernburg

Bergur Bernburg presents a collage-like Icelandic docufiction, a formally fascinating but occasionally overly free-flying examination of defying biomedical diagnoses

Veðurskeytin

Veðurskeytin

The Tree of Authenticity by Sammy Baloji

Photographer and visual artist Sammy Baloji crafts a film essay that delves into the Democratic Republic of Congo’s colonial past and its ecological significance

L’arbre de l’authenticité

L’arbre de l’authenticité

The Assistant by Wilhelm Sasnal, Anka Sasnal

Wilhelm and Anka Sasnal deliver an artsy take on Robert Walser's 1908 novel, using anachronistic elements to keep the viewer reflecting on the protagonist's plight

Człowiek do wszystkiego

Człowiek do wszystkiego

Strandzha by Pepa Hristova

Pepa Hristova's documentary debut feature attempts to conduct a terrain study, focused on a picturesque mountainous region in Bulgaria, where ancient rituals mingle with current politics

Strandzha

Strandzha

Bad Painter by Albert Oehlen

German painter Albert Oehlen makes his first solo feature-length foray into film with a bizarre docufictional mockumentary interspersed with odd bits of body horror

Bad Painter

Bad Painter

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