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8216 film reviews available in total starting from 04/09/2002. Last updated on 13/01/2026. 703 film reviews inserted in the last 12 months.
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Everyday Objects by Nicolas Wackerbarth
11/02/2013
The first film by Nicolas Wackerbarth of Germany presented in the Forum section at the 63rd Berlinale
Child's Pose by Calin Peter Netzer
Calin Peter Netzer competes for the Golden Bear with an exceptional movie, telling the story of the abject itinerary of a spoilt brat
Long Live Freedom by Roberto Andò
In Roberto Andò’s new film the actor plays the role of a politician hit by a crisis whose twin brother steps in to replace him
The Weight of Elephants by Daniel Joseph Borgman
10/02/2013
New-Zealander Daniel Joseph Borgman’s debut film presented in the Forum and Generation sections of the Berlin Festival
The Nun by Guillaume Nicloux
Guillaume Nicloux's talented interpretation of Diderot’s novel on the battle waged by a young girl, shut away in a convent against her will in the 18th century
Rock the Casbah by Yariv Horowitz
Israeli Yariv Horowitz’s debut at the Berlinale in the Panorama section
Sieniawka by Marcin Malaszczak
In Sieniawka, first-time Polish director Marcin Malaszczak crafts a puzzling mix of documentary and fiction, exploring the borders of sanity and mental illness
No Man's Land by Salomé Lamas
Salomé Lamas’ documentary focuses on a Portuguese mercenary who speaks about his past and provides a personal, unofficial history of conflicts in various countries and continents
Lose Your Head by Stefan Westerwelle, Patrick Schuckmann
09/02/2013
Stefan Westerwelle's second fiction feature, Lose Your Head, premiered in the Panorama sidebar of the Berlinale
I’m Not Dead by Mehdi Ben Attia
Mehdi Ben Attia’s second feature, I’m Not Dead, premiered in Berlinale’s Forum section
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