Berlinale Roundup: Our Top 7 Unmissable Films
byThe 68th edition of the Berlinale is kicking off next week at Potsdamer Platz with a program sure to capture the attention of even…
Berlin
Il Kino’s ‘Cinephilia:’ The Art Of Cinematic Surprise
byBy and large Berlin is a great city for cinema. From the yearly hordes of white rich people gushing over European drama at the…
‘The Show Must Go On’ - An Interview With Filmmaker Thodoris Vournas
byThe show must go on. And even more so in the 8th year of a financial crisis. That’s how Thodoris Vournas, a Greek film…
Fassbinder’s ‘Eight Hours Don’t Make A Day’
byIn the aftermath of its well received screening as part of 2017’s Berlinale, Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s Eight Hours Don’t Make A Day, an ambitious…
‘Strolling’ Screening at Berlin Feminist Film Week
byIf you are a reflective, empathetic, observant human being, then the art you create will thrive with the themes emerging from your identity as it…
A Closer Look At The Berlin Feminist Film Week
byFollowing a year which saw the unprecedented rise of right wing politics and consequently the increasing marginalisation of minority groups, people of colour and more…
Review: ‘Mr. Rodolfo’s Jubilee,’ A World Premiere
byMr. Rodolfo’s Jubilee - The Premiere: Until artists achieve celebrity, many people question their talent, sanity, and most often, their choice of occupation. Indie…
Radiohead At The Cinema: A Moon Shaped Babylon
byI PLAYTIME in Berlin. ntroduction by Eva Kleer. Review by Franny Felsenkeller PLAYTIME is a new concept – well, it’s new in Berlin. It…
Remembering Gerhard Lamprecht
byGerhard Lamprecht (1897-1974), a passionate filmgoer and film collector from boyhood on, participated in nearly 70 films in the capacities of actor, screenwriter and…