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comments Hooray! We've finally made it to March, aka the month that promises the first signs of springtime and sunshine. As the new season approaches (earlier and earlier these days), cold days reserved for binge-watching movies are running out, and, for us, that means that it's time to squeeze in all the TV we can before warm weather tempts us with spending our free time outside.  Luckily, with an excellent list of new March releases and last chance offers, HBO Max is here to support our mission.   Advertisement: Some classic films are leaving the HBO Max library this month, including ...

As the Berlinale's "Industry Event" comes to an end, the jury has revealed the Golden and Silver Bears winners. The awards ceremony will follow in June.

film profile], about a sex video complicating the life of a teacher. “It's a film that has that rare and essential quality of a lasting artwork,” read Lapid. “It captures on screen the very content and essence, the mind and body, the values and the raw flesh of our present moment in time, of this very moment of human existence. It does so by provoking the spirit of our time by slapping it, by challenging it to a duel. It attacks the spectator, evokes disagreement, but leaves no one with a safety distance.” (The article continues below - Commercial information)

Pondering love and loss amid COVID at the Berlinale The Bengali film "Jole Dobe Na" at the Berlinale mirrors the sense of disorientation and loneliness that most of us face, especially those who care for the sick. A still from "Jole": Reading and speaking function as distractions, but also as memories The opening scenes of "Jole Dobe Na" — Bengali for "Those Who Do Not Drown" —  are apocalyptic. The camera moves slowly, visually documenting parts of an abandoned building, its doors and walls stripped of paint, until it reaches a large window that overlooks the courtyard. A man's voice s...

Berlinale's Golden Bear goes to 'Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn' Along with Radu Jude's Golden Bear-winning film, find out more about the Silver Bear winners of the Berlin International Film Festival's competition. Golden Bear for 'Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn' Definitely not safe for work: Its opening scene is a homemade sex tape. But for Radu Jude, finding this material more obscene than society's racism, anti-Semitism and nationalism is what's perverse. The Romanian director had won a Silver Bear in 2015 with "Aferim"; this film is for those who enjoy transgressive experiments — like ...