All posts tagged berlinale

Daniel Brühl supposedly sends himself up in this sly and insinuating...

Dominik Graf’s German Berlinale Competition entry is...

This tender, affecting film threads together the apparently disparate lives and...

This sincerely felt, fundamentally misguided film amounts to a lockdown...

In Memory Box, from co-directors Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige, the trauma...

At the end of 2019, the most populous city of Central...

If someone believes it is time that they receive a cultural education and...

Although Robin Aubert’s small indie horror isn’t quite able to...

Unfortunately, searching for Sinaloa on Google retrieves...

Illness as a political weapon is the core concept behind the Socialist...