Berlinale 2017 / Berlinale Special 6 articles available in total starting from 15/12/2016. Last article published on 18/02/2017. Maudie: Life in colour with Hawkins and HawkeBERLIN 2017: Dublin-born director Aisling Walsh tells a moving story that depicts US naïve painter Maud Lewis’ pure and unadulterated take on life, starring Sally Hawkins and Ethan Hawke 18/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Berlinale SpecialA Prominent Patient: A Masaryk biopic that takes too many libertiesBERLIN 2017: Julius Ševčík explores Jan Masaryk's life and career with a questionable approach and mixed results 17/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Berlinale SpecialBye Bye Germany, hello AmericaBERLIN 2017: Belgian director Sam Garbarski greets Berlin with a well-made yet respectful comedy about the Jews left behind in Germany after the concentration camps 14/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Berlinale SpecialThe Young Karl Marx: Real people behind the historical figuresBERLIN 2017: Raoul Peck’s new film is engagingly composed, excellently executed and even educational 14/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Berlinale SpecialFinishing touches put to Berlin’s Competition and Berlinale SpecialThe main section of the world-famous German event will be hosting 22 world premieres this year 20/01/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Competition/Berlinale SpecialLet the bear hunt begin: Berlin announces the 10 first titles in competitionAmong them are the latest films by Aki Kaurismäki, Agnieszka Holland, Sally Potter and Calin Peter Netzer. The Berlinale Special section's first four film have also been unveiled 15/12/2016 | Berlinale 2017 | Competition/Berlinale Special