Berlin Dispatch – That’s a Wrap
WELL… where to even begin with this list of winners of the 72nd Berlinale, chosen by the jury headed by ...
Tag: Berlin Film Festival
Berlin Dispatch – Will Win / Should Win
But what would M. Night like? We’ve tried guessing the preferences of jury presidents many times before: Cate’s, Spike’s, Guillermo’s, ...
Berlin Dispatch – Axiom
Many of us probably have secretly wished to be cooler, worldlier, to have a fun story to tell for every ...
Berlin Dispatch – A E I O U – A Quick Alphabet of Love / A Little Love Package
15 of the 18 competition films at the 72nd Berlinale have now screened as we near the home stretch of ...
Berlin Dispatch – Return to Dust
Something that caught my eye when they announced the official selection of the 72nd Berlinale was the inclusion of Chinese ...
Berlin Dispatch – The Line
Day 2 at the pandemic edition of the Berlinale. To accommodate the compressed festival schedule, four competition films were screened ...
Berlin Dispatch – Peter von Kant
You haven’t forgot about the Berlinale, have you? Compared to its counterparts in Cannes and Venice, Berlin has been having ...
Berlin Dispatch – That’s a Wrap
So that was it. Another year, another – very unusual – Berlinale. Compressed and entirely virtual, with a 24-hour screening ...
Berlin Dispatch – Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy
A thought I’m often struck by towards the end of any film festival is how I absolutely love, and feel ...
Berlin Dispatch – Azor / All Eyes Off Me
I love a good thriller as much as the next guy, and Swiss filmmaker Andreas Fontana’s feature debut AZOR is ...
Berlin Dispatch – Petite Maman / What Do We See When We Look at the Sky?
The race for the Golden Bear heats up today with the premiere of two films in competition at the 71st ...
Berlin Dispatch – The Girl and the Spider
Lisa is moving. From one nondescript apartment to another in an unnamed city. We don’t know why she’s leaving the ...
Berlin Dispatch – Natural Light
Wars are such acts of extraordinary inhumanity they’ve always inspired and continue to inspire art that examines, re-examines their every ...
Berlin Dispatch – Taste
Where Venice has starry Oscar vehicles lining up for a slot each year and Cannes has established itself as the ...
Berlin Dispatch – Fabian
One year ago to the day, the 70th Berlinale drew to a close. On the same evening, the first COVID-19 ...
Berlin Dispatch – That’s a Wrap
Hot off the press, here are the winners of the 70th Berlinale: Silver Bear – 70. Berlinale: DELETE HISTORY DELETE ...
Berlin Dispatch – That’s a Wrap
All right, so I was WAY off with my predictions this year, nailing exactly zero of all awards presented at ...
Berlin Dispatch – Who Will/Should Win?
In what feels like the blink of an eye, the 68th Berlinale is coming to a close. After seeing all ...
Berlin Dispatch – Is it okay to like this movie?
It wouldn’t be the Berlinale without a couple of controversial films pushing the envelope and heating up debates. This year, ...
Berlin Dispatch – Highlights So Far
Day 4 of the 68th Berlinale. Nine competition films have already screened with ten more to go. For an edition ...
I couldn't sleep. Can't still. I needed something to fill the emptiness. Something with release. I chose Crucible, the searing…
It’s quiet enthusiasm. No need to scream it on the rooftops, just in the ballot box.
Yes, he combines the three main reasons to win: beloved film, lauded performance and an impressive career, I mean we’re…
But where is the enthusiasm for Farrell? And if there is such great desire to honor him, wouldn't he be…
Colin wins BAFTA, Fraser wins SAG, Farrell wins the Oscar. Case closed. No matter how hard pundits try to convince…
