If Arab cinema had a punk movement, then Hicham Lasri would be its Johnny Rotten. Rasha Salti (TIFF 2015) A has-been filmmaker sets out to engrave a painful chapter in her country’s history by...

        The focus of the 2nd BERLIN CRITICS’ WEEK will again lie on negotiating cultural, political and aesthetic questions of filmmaking, inspired by a diverse film...

    Screenings at Berlin International Film Festival: Friday 12.02.2016 / 12:30 / Cinemaxx 7 / First Official Screening (Press Priority) Saturday 13.02.2016...

TORO has already received a “special mention of the jury”  at the 49th Hof International Film Festival 2015.   SHORT SYNOPSIS / LOGLINE: TORO it is a young Polish man (Paul Wollin), who came to...

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  We welcome You to the screening of the chef d’œuvre of Finnish music, KULLERVO,  a symphonic poem by Jean Sibelius at Scandic Potsdamer Platz Screening Hall on Wednesday 17th February at...

WHO IS ODA JAUNE? (World Premiere - Perspektive Deutsches Kino) is a complicated, surprising documentary portrait of German-Bulgarian painter Oda Jaune - whose contemporary paintings defy...

  Critically acclaimed Czech director Petr Vaclav premieres his latest drama WE ARE NEVER ALONE (Forum - World Premiere) at the Berlinale.   This ensemble allegory follows the surprisingly...

YOU'LL NEVER BE ALONE (World Premiere - Panorama) marks the striking directorial film debut of internationally known Chilean musician Alex Anwandter. Inspired by the 2012 real life hate murder of a...

NAKOM (World Premiere - Panorama) is a historic film - the first film from Ghana to ever play the Berlinale, and the first feature film made in the Kusaal language.  Inspired by the pull of Western...