All posts tagged berlinale

Plunging viewers into a bygone world of decadence and mystery,...

Mary Bronstein’s long-awaited return after her 2008...

In a near future eerily similar to our own, Gabriel Mascaro’s The Blue...

A certain melancholia lingers over Honey Bunch, the latest from writer-director...

The story of Cinderella has been passed down across the world for...

Unfolding over a single, high-pressure shift in a surgical ward, Petra Volpe’s...

Assassination may seem like a young man’s game, but Hornclaw...

Anticipation was already high as to what Korean director extraordinaire Bong...

There’s a certain poetic quality to Paternal Leave, a film that leans...

Michel Franco’s Dreams follows the fraught romance between Jennifer McCarthy...