All posts tagged "berlin 2017"

Film Festivals
/ 7 years ago

More Competition Films Added To Berlinale Line-Up – New Works From Soderbergh, Lav Diaz, Padilha

Another five films have been invited to take part in the Competition of the 68th Berlin International Film Festival. 23 of the 24 titles...

By Paul Heath
Film Festivals
/ 8 years ago

Return To Montauk review [Berlinale]: Dir. Volker Schlondorff (2017)

Return To Montauk review: Volker Schlondorff directs Stellan Skarsgard and Nina Hoss in this slow-moving romantic drama debuting at the 2017...

By Paul Heath
Film Festivals
/ 8 years ago

EMO The Musical review [Berlinale]: Dir. Neil Triffett (2017)

EMO The Musical: Neil Triffett’s feature length adaption of his own short film debuts at the 2017 Berlinale. EMO The Musical...

By Andrew Gaudion
Featured Article
/ 8 years ago

Logan review [Berlinale]: Dir. James Mangold (2017)

Logan review: Hugh Jackman returns to the role of Wolverine for the final time in this genre-less epic from James Mangold....

By Paul Heath
Film Festivals
/ 8 years ago

In Times Of Fading Light review [Berlinale]: Dir. Matti Geschonneck (2017)

In Times Of Fading Light review: Director Matti Geschonneck and screenwriter Wolfgang Kohlhaase tackle Eugen Ruge’s source novel. In Times Of Fading Light review...

By Paul Heath
Film Festivals
/ 8 years ago

Butterfly Kisses review [Berlinale]: Dir. Rafael Kapelinski (2017)

Butterfly Kisses review: Rafael Kapelinski‘s debut is a startling and confronting look into one teenager’s deviant desires. Butterfly Kisses review by Kat Hughes at...

By Kat Hughes
Film Festivals
/ 8 years ago

I Am Not Your Negro review [Berlinale]: Dir. Raoul Peck (2017)

I Am Not Your Negro review: Raoul Peck assembles a powerful documentary based on the unfinished work of poet, author and...

By Paul Heath
Film Festivals
/ 8 years ago

The Lost City Of Z review [Berlinale]: Dir. James Gray (2017)

The Lost City Of Z review: James Gray writes and directs this take of an epic true story of twentieth century...

By Paul Heath
Film Festivals
/ 8 years ago

Berlin Syndrome review [Berlinale]: Dir. Cate Shortland (2017)

Berlin Syndrome review: Cate Shortland directs this adaptation of Melanie Joosten’s best-selling 2011 novel of the same name, a film which...

By Paul Heath
Film Festivals
/ 8 years ago

The Other Side Of Hope review [Berlinale]: Dir. Aki Kaurismaki (2017)

The Other Side Of Hope review: Aki Kaurismaki delves into the subject matter of the Syrian refugee crisis, and erm, the...

By Paul Heath