All posts tagged berlinale

Richy Bravo is an over-the-hill Schlager singer, who performs for off-season tour...

British director Peter Strickland presents his latest project in the rather...

Without a doubt one of the most eagerly anticipated events at...

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...