Berlinale Film ‘The Loneliest Man in Town’ Sells to Major Markets
“The Loneliest Man in Town,” an Austrian film by Tizza Covi and Rainer Frimmel, which competed at the Berlin Film…
Petition in Support of Berlinale Chief Grows to Almost 700 Names
UPDATED: A petition in support of Tricia Tuttle, director of the Berlin Film Festival, has now grown to…
Austere, Artful German Drama About a Breakup
To say that German auteur Angela Schanelec’s latest movie is one of her more accessible projects to date…
80-Plus Names Sign Open Letter Criticizing Berlinale for Gaza Silence
More than 80 current and former participants of the Berlinale have signed an open letter to the festival…
Don’t Ask ‘Jet-Lagged, Drunk Artists’
Ethan Hawke weighed in on the current political debate at this year’s Berlin Film Festival, pointing out that…
Art and Exile Collide in Lyrical Quebecois Drama
Art and exile mesh together in fascinating ways in Nina Roza, the accomplished new feature from Quebecois writer-director…
A Deeply Moving Reflection on Immigrant Identity
The immigrant experience is most often discussed, and most easily understood, as one of an entire person’s movement…
Amy Adams Tries, But Melodrama Disappoints
Apparently Hungarian director Kornél Mundruczó intends his latest film, At the Sea, to be the middle part of…
Sandra Huller Gets Her Greatest Role Yet
Photo: Schubert/ROW Pictures/Walker+Worm Film/Gerald Kerkletz In Markus Schleinzer’s Rose, the lead character, played by the mesmerizing Sandra Hüller…
Sandra Hüller as 17th Century Woman Passing as a Man
The title role in the austerely beautiful character study Rose is such a thrilling fit for Sandra Hüller…
‘The Idiot(S)’ Releases First Look Image
The first image from “The Idiot(s),” directed by Małgorzata Szumowska, who has twice won the Berlinale’s Silver Bear,…
Sean Baker on Michelle Yeoh Short, Next Film: Italian Sex Comedy Homage
Just 24 hours after Sean Baker arrived in Penang, Malaysia, to shoot “Sandiwara” — the Oscar-winning director’s new…