All posts tagged berlinale

A dead body, a stack of cash, and two boys speeding away on a...

The rise and decline of love is hardly a fresh cinematic topic, and though it...

There’s nothing like a colossal quantity of money to bring...

Rifle is Davi Pretto’s thought-provoking second feature film that displays the...

To open a film with narration from the protagonist informing the audience that they...

Portuguese director Teresa Villaverde has returned to Lisbon, the city of her...

A heady case of contemplative...

German director Thomas Arslan has brought his new film...

South Korean auteur Hong Sangsoo may...

The refugee crisis has shaken Europe to its...