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The Circle by Stefan Haupt

15/02/2014

The Swiss documentary by Stefan Haupt carried off the Teddy Award at the 64th Berlinale, but as well as being a gay film, it is above all a wonderful plea for freedom to love …  

Der Kreis

Der Kreis

Brides by Tinatin Kajrishvili

15/02/2014

Tinatin Kajrishvili's first fiction feature film is a strong emotional story which builds up to a cathartic level  

Patardzlebi

Patardzlebi

Futuro Beach by Karim Aïnouz

14/02/2014

In this superb film which operates like a ground swell, Karim Aïnouz composes his shots in an unprecedented and loving way  

Praia do Futuro

Praia do Futuro

Life of Riley by Alain Resnais

12/02/2014

The French director adapts another stage play by British writer Alan Ayckbourn  

Aimer, boire et chanter

Aimer, boire et chanter

Stratos by Yannis Economides

12/02/2014

Yannis Economides’ first foray into genre cinema is a mesmerising gangster film with rich social undercurrents and an award-worthy lead.  

To mikro psari

To mikro psari

Inbetween Worlds by Feo Aladag

12/02/2014

Feo Aladag is back in Berlin, this time in competition, with a second feature in which the intensity of her ellipses confirms her assurance and talent as a narrator  

Zwischen Welten

Zwischen Welten

The Two Faces of January by Hossein Amini

12/02/2014

Hossein Amini debuts as director with a Hitchcockian thriller starring Viggo Mortensen, Oscar Isaac and Kirsten Dunst  

The Two Faces of January

The Two Faces of January

Blind by Eskil Vogt

12/02/2014

Discovered in Sundance where he was distinguished for his screenplay, the first film presented as a director by Eskil Vogt of Norway is screened in the Panorama section of the Berlinale  

Blind

Blind

In Order of Disappearance by Hans Petter Moland

11/02/2014

The third film presented by the Norwegian director in competition in Berlin chalked up lots of victims in the audience, who all died laughing  

Kraftidioten

Kraftidioten

Calvary by John Michael McDonagh

10/02/2014

After Sundance, Irish director John Michael McDonagh brings his religious whodunit to Berlin  

Calvary

Calvary
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