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115 articles available in total starting from 09/12/2016. Last article published on 28/02/2017.

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Little Harbour: Setting sail for a new world

Little Harbour: Setting sail for a new world

BERLIN 2017: Iveta Grófová is taking part in Generation Kplus with a modern fairy tale that explores the relationships between the adult world and childhood  

18/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Generation

On Body and Soul wins Berlin’s heart

On Body and Soul wins Berlin’s heart

BERLIN 2017: The jury has handed the Golden Bear to this powerful and sensitive film, meticulously crafted by Hungary’s Ildikó Enyedi; European (co-)productions feature heavily on the winners’ list  

18/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Awards

Little Harbour and Butterfly Kisses win the Crystal Bears in Berlin’s Generation

Little Harbour and Butterfly Kisses win the Crystal Bears in Berlin’s Generation

BERLIN 2017: Summer 1993 and School Number 3 received the Grand Prix of the international juries  

18/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Generation/Awards

Berlin’s FIPRESCI Prize goes to On Body and Soul

Berlin’s FIPRESCI Prize goes to On Body and Soul

BERLIN 2017: The international critics have crowned Ildikó Enyedi’s film, while Insyriated and I Am Not Your Negro won the Audience Awards in the Panorama section  

18/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Awards

Maudie: Life in colour with Hawkins and Hawke

Maudie: Life in colour with Hawkins and Hawke

BERLIN 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 Special

The King's Choice: The story of the monarch who called Hitler’s bluff

The King's Choice: The story of the monarch who called Hitler’s bluff

BERLIN 2017: After stirring audiences in Norway, Erik Poppe’s opus joins a number of other films based on real-life historical events at this year’s Berlinale  

18/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Panorama Special

Belinda: A tale of love and roaming

Belinda: A tale of love and roaming

BERLIN 2017: French director Marie Dumora takes us on a journey through the life of a Yenish girl in modern-day France  

18/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Panorama Dokumente

Ana, mon amour: You do me good, you kill me…

Ana, mon amour: You do me good, you kill me…

BERLIN 2017: Calin Peter Netzer brings us an intense exploration of the Freudian id of a love affair that plays out alongside mental illness, in which you never really know who’s torturing who  

17/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Competition

The Europa Cinemas Label goes to Insyriated

The Europa Cinemas Label goes to Insyriated

BERLIN 2017: The gripping home-siege drama by Belgian filmmaker Philippe van Leeuw is named best European film in the Panorama section  

17/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Awards

The Midwife: An unlikely crowd-pleaser

The Midwife: An unlikely crowd-pleaser

BERLIN 2017: Starring Catherine Deneuve as a cancer patient trying to reconnect with her alienated stepdaughter, Martin Provost’s new effort is one unexpected feel-good movie  

17/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Out of competition

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