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The Last Seagull by Tonislav Hristov

08/03/2023

In his seventh feature-length documentary, Bulgaria’s Tonislav Hristov portrays an “endangered species” of a character while disclosing curious details about a very local phenomenon  

The Last Seagull

The Last Seagull

The Crime Is Mine by François Ozon

07/03/2023

François Ozon enjoys himself and also entertains us with a masterful comedy, both light and caustic, lending MeToo accents to a 1930s play and offering his actors a joyous terrain  

Mon crime

Mon crime

Electric Malady by Marie Lidén

07/03/2023

The documentary by Swedish-born director Marie Lidén is formally ambitious but light on insight  

Electric Malady

Electric Malady

Femme by Sam H. Freeman, Ng Choon Ping

06/03/2023

BERLINALE 2023: A drag performer engages in a dance of seduction and death with a closeted drug pusher in this exciting and tense debut by Sam H Freeman and Ng Choon Ping  

Femme

Femme

Under the Sky of Damascus by Heba Khaled, Talal Derki, Ali Wajeeh

06/03/2023

BERLINALE 2023: The production of Heba Khaled, Talal Derki and Ali Wajeeh's film fell victim to the very issue it addresses, but it remains an important document and a sign of hope against all odds  

Under the Sky of Damascus

Under the Sky of Damascus

A Fleeting Dream by Darko Lungulov

03/03/2023

In his documentary, Darko Lungulov tells the story of a rock band consisting of brothers and nephews, and its home country of Yugoslavia  

Yu Grupa - Trenutak sna

Yu Grupa - Trenutak sna

Anqa by Helin Çelik

03/03/2023

BERLINALE 2023: Helin Çelik’s glimpse into abuse and trauma boasts a moving narrative but is visually bare  

Anqa

Anqa

My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock by Mark Cousins

03/03/2023

“Alfred Hitchcock” narrates Mark Cousins’ latest documentary, exploring just how the Master of Suspense has continually managed to enthral audiences for a century  

My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock

My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock

Mixed By Erry by Sydney Sibilia

02/03/2023

The new movie by Sydney Sibilia, who directed I Can Quit Whenever I Want, recounts the rise and fall of the king of pirate cassette tapes in Naples, and is a breath of fresh air for Italian comedy  

Mixed By Erry

Mixed By Erry

The Trial by Ulises de la Orden

02/03/2023

BERLINALE 2023: Argentinian director Ulises de la Orden went through 530 hours of historical footage to craft a moving edit of one of the most important Latin American court trials  

El juicio

El juicio
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