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Interview: Béla Tarr • Director

Simple and pure

Hungarian auteur Béla Tarr won the Silver Bear at the 2011 Berlinale for his latest film, The Turin Horse. He speaks about his poetics and why he intends to stop making films  

04/03/2011

The Turin Horse

A radical and terrifying journey towards the end of the world in the last film in Hungarian maestro Béla Tarr's career. An outstanding work that won the Silver Bear at Berlin  

04/03/2011 | Films | Reviews

Invincible Kokowääh holds on to top spot

Warner has reason to be glad about its enduring collaboration with German box office king Til Schweiger. Since its release on February 3, his comedy Kokowääh, which he once again directs and stars...  

02/03/2011 | Box Office | Germany

The Future brings success for The Match Factory

Eclectic writer-director-artist Miranda July’s second feature The Future, which screened in competition at the Berlin Film Festival (see review) after its world premiere at Sundance, is one of the...  

02/03/2011 | Market | Germany

Federal Administrative Court approves Film Funding Law

Germany’s highest administrative authority (Bundesverwaltungsgericht) has greenlighted the FFG (Filmförderungsgesetz), the controversial Film Funding Law that shook the foundations of the FFA...  

01/03/2011 | Legislation | Germany

Beta Cinema clinches over 35 sales at EFM

This year, Beta Cinema enjoyed one of its best outings at the European Film Market (European Film Market) in Berlin, with over 35 sales finalised. Two German-language titles presented out of...  

23/02/2011 | Market | Germany

Uncertain wind of change in If Not Us, Who

When someone suggested to German director Andres Veiel that he make a film about Bernward Vesper – who was known during his lifetime as the son of Nazi writer Will Vesper and the lover of Gudrun...  

17/02/2011 | Berlinale 2011 | Competition/Germany

Love by substitution in Above Us Only Sky

Above Us Only Sky, the debut feature by 34-year-old Jan Schomburg (who did his training in Cologne and Warsaw) was presented at Berlin in the Panorama Special section. Produced by Pandora, it...  

15/02/2011 | Berlinale 2011 | Panorama Special/Germany

Wenders captures dance in 3D in Pina

Presented this morning out of competition at the Berlinale, Wim Wenders’s Pina is a 3D documentary/homage to dance. Besides the other 3D documentary of the day, Werner Herzog’s Cave of Forgotten...  

13/02/2011 | Berlinale 2011 | Out of competition/Germany/France

Beta’s Goethe! finds US Music Box deal

Philipp Stölzl’s biopic Goethe!, about the early years of Germany’s most famous literary genius and rebel, was sold at the Berlinale by Beta Cinema to a handful of territories, including Music Box...  

12/02/2011 | Berlinale 2011 | EFM/Germany

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