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Berlinale 2005

33 articles available in total starting from 21/01/2005. Last article published on 22/02/2005.

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Mitterand, questions about a reign

Known for his skillful depiction of Marseille with his port and streets, Robert Guédiguian ventures into an new experience, recounting the last weeks of François Mitterrand, the late French president  

16/02/2005 | Berlinale 2005 | Competition

Milk Golden Bear for best short film

Milk, a British short film by Scottish director Peter Mackie Burns won the Golden Bear for short film in the 55th Berlin International Film Festival Tuesday night. In only ten minutes, Milk...  

16/02/2005 | Berlinale 2005 | Competition

Ono, the love of my life

As the only Polish film in competition this year in Berlin, Ono (Stranger) by the young director Malgosia Szumowska is a very subtle approach of the moral dilemma an abortion raises  

16/02/2005 | Berlinale 2005 | Panorama

Christian Petzhold's Ghosts

’A mother in search of her lost child. I was reading the brothers Grimm’s tales when I thought of making a film about ghosts and identity, about the desperate quest for one’s roots.’ This is how...  

15/02/2005 | Berlinale 2005 | Competition

Tickets: 3 men on the Europe express

"This film is the concrete example of how three different ways of being and thinking can exist together in a single project, something politics doesn't manage to do. Let's hope the UN also adopts...  

14/02/2005 | Berlinale 2005 | Out of Competition

Ultranova is in Heaven

The Belgian film Ultranova, which premiered Sunday evening in the Berlinale's section Panorama, received an extraordinary warm welcome. The Liege-born Bouli Lanners signs here his first feature film  

14/02/2005 | Berlinale 2005 | Panorama

Popular music from Vittula

The big dream of Matti e Niila, characters in Reza Bagher’s Popular music, has just been projected on Berlin’s big screens. The film adaptation of Mikael Niemi’s novel "Populärmusik från Vittula"...  

14/02/2005 | Berlinale 2005 | Kinderfilmfest 14+

A moving film about a true story

Hotel Rwanda, presented in the official selection (though not in competition) in Berlin, gives an incredibly striking account of the tragedy yhich happened in Rwanda in 1994. Directed by the Irish...  

13/02/2005 | Berlinale 2005 | Out of Compétition

Turkey revisits its history

In 1999, Yesim Ustaoglu was triumphing in Berlin with Journey to the Sun, her second feature-film, which was awarded the Blue Angel Award ( Best European Film) and the Peace Prize, before meeting...  

13/02/2005 | Berlinale 2005 | Panorama

Utopia in One day in Europe

This film, which marks Hannes Stöhr’s return to the Berlinale four years after winning the Choice of the public Prize, is deeply European in its origins and content  

12/02/2005 | Berlinale 2005 | Competition

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