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History of Fear by Benjamin Naishtat

10/02/2014

Argentinian director Benjamin Naishtat is in the running in Berlin with a film necessarily chaotic and disjointed, portraying a country put to fire and sword, and overcome by mistrust  

Historia del miedo

Historia del miedo

Stations of the Cross by Dietrich Brüggemann

09/02/2014

Dietrich Brüggemann is competing in Berlin with a captivating and shocking film whose young heroine, raised in a traditionalist Catholic milieu, decides to sacrifice herself to God  

Kreuzweg

Kreuzweg

Daughters by Maria Speth

08/02/2014

This German film presented at the Forum in Berlin conveys with all due restraint the indescribable suffering caused by the loss of a child or a mother's lack of love  

Töchter

Töchter

'71 by Yann Demange

08/02/2014

Yann Demange explores danger and confusion during a dark episode in the history of Northern Ireland  

'71

'71

Beloved Sisters by Dominik Graf

08/02/2014

In this film based on an epistolary double declaration of love written by Friedrich Schiller, Dominik Graf presents an imagining of the incredible love triangle that was formed between the author and the two sisters to whom the letter...  

Die geliebten Schwestern

Die geliebten Schwestern

The Kidnapping of Michel Houellebecq by Guillaume Nicloux

08/02/2014

French star novelist plays (a version of) himself in Guillaume Nicloux's humorous and refreshing The Kidnapping of Michel Houellebecq, which world-premiered in Berlinale's Forum  

L'Enlèvement de Michel Houellebecq

L'Enlèvement de Michel Houellebecq

Jack by Edward Berger

07/02/2014

Director Edward Berger expertly delves into childhood problems and responsibility issues  

Jack

Jack

The Grand Budapest Hotel by Wes Anderson

06/02/2014

Not content with merely marking the opening of the festival, the new film by this mischievous American director sends an impressive panoply of stars to parade across its first red carpet  

The Grand Budapest Hotel

The Grand Budapest Hotel

I Can Quit Whenever I Want by Sydney Sibilia

06/02/2014

Directed by 30-year-old newcomer Sydney Sibilia, an unexpected comedy with a lively cast managing the difficult task of entertaining  

Smetto quando voglio

Smetto quando voglio

Helium by Eché Janga

31/01/2014

A meticulous portrait of the Dutch gangster world, Eché Janga's first feature has world-premiered at the 43th International Film Festival Rotterdam  

Helium

Helium
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