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217 articles available in total starting from 14/08/2025. Last article published on 04/03/2026.

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Review: Heysel 85

Review: Heysel 85

BERLINALE 2026: Teodora Ana Mihai presents her new film, which revisits the tragedy that plunged the world of football into mourning on a European Cup night in Brussels  

14/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Berlinale Special

Edwin • Director of Sleep No More

Interview: Edwin • Director of Sleep No More

“Revealing things bit by bit works better – take Jaws, for example”

BERLINALE 2026: The Indonesian director talks about the horror and the comedy of his riotous film set in a wig factory  

14/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Berlinale Special

Alain Gomis • Director of Dao

Interview: Alain Gomis • Director of Dao

"A film can be compelling without necessarily relying on that slightly caricatural kind of dramaturgy we’re often pushed into creating”

BERLINALE 2026: The Franco-Senegalese filmmaker discusses his largely non-narrative film, moving back and forth between Guinea-Bissau and France  

14/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Competition

From AI workflows to liquid IP: producers test new paths for development and distribution

From AI workflows to liquid IP: producers test new paths for development and distribution

BERLINALE 2026: As production models evolve, producers are experimenting with AI-driven workflows, vertical storytelling and platform-fluid IP to expand creative reach and unlock new business models  

14/02 | Berlinale 2026 | EFM

Review: Sleep No More

Review: Sleep No More

BERLINALE 2026: In his hair-raising chiller, Indonesian director Edwin delivers the weird and the violent – and the surprisingly touching  

14/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Berlinale Special

Review: On Our Own

Review: On Our Own

BERLINALE 2026: Tudor Cristian Jurgiu’s third feature is an unusual coming-of-age story, conveying how trauma and loneliness contribute to making us more mature in day-to-day life  

14/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Forum

EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for Berlinale Panorama entry Iván & Hadoum

EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for Berlinale Panorama entry Iván & Hadoum

The first feature by Spanish filmmaker Ian de la Rosa portrays a romance set in southern Spain's industrial greenhouses, offering a new and fresh take on the gender issue  

14/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Panorama

Review: Dao

Review: Dao

BERLINALE 2026: Alain Gomis delivers an astonishing cinematic experience intertwining time and space, Africa and France, tradition and modernity in fiction  

14/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Competition

Review: Everyone's Sorry Nowadays

Review: Everyone's Sorry Nowadays

BERLINALE 2026: Frederike Migom’s second feature sees a neglected teen confront family tensions and find solace in a famous visitor during an emotional summer's day  

14/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Generation

Saša Vajda • Director of The Lights, They Fall

Interview: Saša Vajda • Director of The Lights, They Fall

“There’s a lot of invisible pain in our society”

BERLINALE 2026: We sat down with the German director to get the low-down on his film about a teenage boy who keeps his problems to himself  

14/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Generation

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