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Ederlezi Rising by Lazar Bodroza

26/02/2018

The English-language sci-fi title by Serbian debutant Lazar Bodroža, starring Stoya, is a high-concept film about a relationship between an astronaut and an android  

Ederlezi Rising

Ederlezi Rising

The Interpreter by Martin Šulík

26/02/2018

BERLIN 2018: The intentions of this road movie, in which Martin Šulík brings together the son of a Nazi and the son of a Jewish family, are honourable, but the film not much else than just pleasant  

Tlmocník

Tlmocník

Boys Cry by Damiano D'Innocenzo, Fabio D'Innocenzo

26/02/2018

BERLIN 2018: Damiano and Fabio D’Innocenzo make their cinema debut with a movie that’s as dark and tortured as a film noir, exploring the criminal education and the friendship of two young men  

La terra dell'abbastanza

La terra dell'abbastanza

Ága by Milko Lazarov

26/02/2018

BERLIN 2018: In his new film, Bulgarian filmmaker Milko Lazarov endearingly explores elderly love and an ancient way of life  

Ága

Ága

Mug by Małgorzata Szumowska

24/02/2018

BERLIN 2018: Małgorzata Szumowska delights us with a film evoking the scleroses of Polish society, through the story of a young man who loses his face when he falls into the body of Christ  

Twarz

Twarz

In the Aisles by Thomas Stuber

24/02/2018

BERLIN 2018: Tissues may be required for Thomas Stuber’s Berlinale competition entry, starring Franz Rogowski and Sandra Hüller  

In den Gängen

In den Gängen

Eldorado by Markus Imhoof

23/02/2018

BERLIN 2018: Swiss director Markus Imhoof presents his latest film out of competition at the Berlinale, inspired by his childhood memories  

Eldorado

Eldorado

I See Red People by Bojina Panayotova

23/02/2018

BERLIN 2018: Bojina Panayotova investigates the past of her family in communist Bulgaria. A very creative documentary, which is as serious as it is amusing  

Je vois rouge

Je vois rouge

When the Trees Fall by Marysia Nikitiuk

23/02/2018

BERLIN 2018: Marysia Nikitiuk’s first film is intense and full of vitality, just like the life of a teenager  

Koly padayut dereva

Koly padayut dereva

Touch Me Not by Adina Pintilie

23/02/2018

BERLIN 2018: Adina Pintilie breaks new ground by playing with fiction and reality in her challenging first feature  

Touch Me Not

Touch Me Not
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