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All of a Sudden by Asli Özge

15/02/2016

BERLIN 2016: Inventive filmmaker Asli Özge is now testing genre waters with All of a Sudden, which world-premiered in the Berlinale’s Panorama Special section  

Auf Einmal

Auf Einmal

Letters from War by Ivo Ferreira

15/02/2016

BERLIN 2016: Ivo M. Ferreira presents an articulate film at Berlin that tells the story of the correspondence sent by a love-stricken doctor and husband posted in Angola in 1971  

Cartas da guerra

Cartas da guerra

Being 17 by André Téchiné

15/02/2016

BERLIN 2016: André Téchiné’s new film, the screenplay for which he wrote with Céline Sciamma, is a physical, sensual and enjoyable film on the blossoming of desire between two high-school students  

Quand on a 17 ans

Quand on a 17 ans

We Are Never Alone by Petr Václav

15/02/2016

BERLIN 2016: Petr Václav's Forum title paints a bleak picture of an unhappy, marginalised society  

Nikdy nejsme sami

Nikdy nejsme sami

Mellow Mud by Renars Vimba

14/02/2016

BERLIN 2016: The feature by young Latvian director Renars Vimba portrays the coming of age of a young woman with (almost) no family, fighting her way out of a quagmire  

Es esmu šeit

Es esmu šeit

Things to Come by Mia Hansen-Løve

14/02/2016

BERLIN 2016: Mia Hansen-Løve's fifth feature film benefits from a non-sentimentalist approach and a fantastic role for Isabelle Huppert  

L'Avenir

L'Avenir

Tomcat by Klaus Händl

14/02/2016

BERLIN 2016: An inexplicable gesture brings a musician couple’s relationship to an impasse  

Kater

Kater

Europe, She Loves by Jan Gassmann

13/02/2016

BERLIN 2016: The latest feature film by Swiss filmmaker Jan Gassmann opens the Panorama Dokumente section of the Berlinale  

Europe, She Loves

Europe, She Loves

The Yard by Måns Månsson

13/02/2016

BERLIN 2016: Måns Månsson’s new film depicts the spiral of poverty in a modern capitalist society in which humanity is of secondary concern  

Yarden

Yarden

Hedi by Mohamed Ben Attia

13/02/2016

BERLIN 2016: The debut film by Mohamed Ben Attia follows the liberation of a young man stifled by a traditional form of repression practised by its biggest victims: women  

Inhebbek Hedi

Inhebbek Hedi
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