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5007 articles available in total starting from 23/05/2002. Last article published on 02/10/2026.

A stroll through European cinema

On German and Austrian screens this week, Tobis is launching master filmmaker Giuseppe Tornatore’s latest work Baaria, which recounts the dreams and disillusions of a Sicilian family over three...  

30/04/2010 | Releases | Germany/Austria

When We Leave leaves Tribeca triumphant

At the 9th edition of New York’s Tribeca Film Festival, the Best Film Award (worth $25,000) went to Feo Aladag’s German title When We Leave. This soberly moving debut feature, which attracted...  

30/04/2010 | Awards | Germany/Europe

Müller to head Filmstiftung NRW as predicted

As widely predicted, Petra Müller will take over the reins of Filmstiftung NRW from August 2010. She will replace Michael Schmid-Ospach, who headed the institution for almost nine years. Müller...  

29/04/2010 | Institutions | Germany

Binoche and Demoustier star in Szumowska’s Elles

At the end of May, Polish director Malgorzata Szumowska (33 Scenes from Life - see interview) will start shooting in Paris on her fourth feature, Elles. The cast includes Juliette Binoche (to be...  

29/04/2010 | Production | France/Poland/Germany

10 to 11: Preserving history in the modern world

Turkish director Pelin Esmer’s second feature film, 10 to 11, deals with preserving history as opposed to chasing material goods and an improved quality of life in today’s Turkey. Mithat (Mithat...  

28/04/2010 | Films | Turkey/France/Germany

goEast announces prize-winners

The closing ceremony of the 10th goEast Film Festival took place yesterday evening in Wiesbaden. The seven-day event hosted 300 guests from Germany and beyond and presented 121 films from 35...  

28/04/2010 | Festivals | Germany

The White Ribbon sweeps up ten Lolas

The German Film Awards or Lolas, organised by the German Film Academy, were presented on Friday evening at the FriedrichstadtPalast in Berlin. The major winner was Austrian master Michael Haneke’s...  

26/04/2010 | Awards | Germany

The Drifter as a new handmaid's tale

Tatjana Turanskyj's feature debut The Drifter, which saw its world premiere in Berlin's Forum selection, demonstrates the director's auteur traits and while challenging audiences with an economic...  

26/04/2010 | Festivals | Germany

goEast turns ten

In a season when Europe is celebrated with enthusiasm, notably in Lecce, Ravenna and Linz, the German city of Wiesbaden is hosting the 10th goEast Film Festival (April 21-27), which opened on...  

23/04/2010 | Festivals | Germany

Exploring love and adaptation in Wallace Line

Franz Müller’s Wallace Line, screening in competition at the Crossing Europe Film Festival in Linz, combines elements of unadorned, realist drama and traditional love story in a believable and...  

23/04/2010 | Festivals | Germany

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