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La Ligne’s opening sequence is one for the annals. In slow motion,...

An awkward house viewing dramatically alters the...

Disaffected youth being led by their egos, their insecurities...

A missing woman, thought to have met her end in an unspeakably violent manner;...

The 72nd edition of the Berlin Film Festival kicks off with a free adaptation...

If you could design a lover and calibrate them to your every desire, would you...

Perhaps the most straightforwardly joyous part of Tina is when Ms Turner, now 80 years...

Berlinale Forum entry A River Runs, Turns,...

Berlinale has long prided itself on being a festival showcasing works that push...

Written and directed by brothers David Vajda and...