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Berlinale 2017

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

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The Sea Stares at Us from Afar: Beach Life

The Sea Stares at Us from Afar: Beach Life

BERLIN 2017: Manuel Muñoz Rivas transports us to an almost unspoiled coastal environment, inhabited by men who live in harmony with the land, the wind and their own self-imposed solitude  

12/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Forum

T2 Trainspotting: Time, regained

T2 Trainspotting: Time, regained

BERLIN 2017: Danny Boyle picks up the loose ends left over at the end of his 20-year-old cult film, in a sequel that questions the notion of a new beginning  

12/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Out of competition

Félicité: A musical journey through need and transient suffering

Félicité: A musical journey through need and transient suffering

BERLIN 2017: Senegalese director Alain Gomis is back at Berlin to trace out the journey of a determined Congolese woman who temporarily loses her verve as a singer, before finding a family  

12/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Competition

Lars von Trier a bestseller at the EFM for TrustNordisk

Lars von Trier a bestseller at the EFM for TrustNordisk

BERLIN 2017: The Danish director’s The House That Jack Built, which is yet to shoot, is in high demand at the Berlinale, where TrustNordisk has licensed it worldwide  

12/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Market/Denmark

Wolf pounces on the Berlinale

Wolf pounces on the Berlinale

The German consulting firm is presenting two films in the Panorama that are based on true events  

11/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Market/Germany

Requiem for Mrs. J.: A tragicomedy about generations defeated by society

Requiem for Mrs. J.: A tragicomedy about generations defeated by society

BERLIN 2017: Bojan Vuletić's second feature treats the effects of one’s social situation in an imaginative way  

11/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Panorama Special

On Body and Soul: A sensory awakening of the emotions

On Body and Soul: A sensory awakening of the emotions

BERLIN 2017: Hungarian director lldikó Enyedi offers up an incredibly delicate tale set in a caustic and powerful empirical context  

11/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Competition

Centaur: An honest and simple approach to timeless themes

Centaur: An honest and simple approach to timeless themes

BERLIN 2017: Kyrgyz director Aktan Arym Kubat has crafted an honest, positive film about identity and belonging, set in a simple community  

11/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Panorama

Barrage: All about my daughter

Barrage: All about my daughter

BERLIN 2017: Laura Schroeder depicts a trianglular mother-daughter relationship with consummate intelligence, conveying the fluidity of our deepest emotions  

11/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Forum

The Wound: An ancient tradition with numerous implications

The Wound: An ancient tradition with numerous implications

BERLIN 2017: South African director John Trengove's first feature film is a powerful story on a tribal tradition of initiation into manhood  

11/02/2017 | Berlinale 2017 | Panorama

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