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Berlinale′s Golden Bear award goes to ′Alcarras′ | Film | DW - Vimarsana News

Berlinale′s Golden Bear award goes to ′Alcarras′ | Film | DW

Catalan director Carla Simon's film is the winner of the Berlin film festival's top award. South Korean auteur Hong Sangsoo is the runner-up with "The Novelist's Film."

Source: dw.com
Broadcast content across borders - Vimarsana News

Broadcast content across borders

Eighteen films will compete for the Golden and Silver Bears of the prestigious Berlin International Film Festival, which opened on February 10, will last for 10 days.

Juliette Binoche stars in Berlinale tale of love destroyed - Vimarsana News

Juliette Binoche stars in Berlinale tale of love destroyed

The film by French director Claire Denis portrays a couple who has been together for years. Their marriage is harmonious and fulfilling. She is successful, he is content. Until one day an ex appears...

Germany's 72nd Berlinale opens with lockdown film - Vimarsana News

Germany's 72nd Berlinale opens with lockdown film

Germany's 72nd Berlin International Film Festival opens on Thursday at the Berlinale Palast with the world premiere of the lockdown film "Peter von Kant" by French writer and director Francois Ozon, according to Xinhua. "For this year's opening, we were looking for a film that could bring lightness and verve into our somber daily lives

Source: azertag.az
Berlinale opens with a love letter to Fassbinder | Film | DW - Vimarsana News

Berlinale opens with a love letter to Fassbinder | Film | DW

Held as a physical event thanks to strict hygiene measures, Berlin's famed film festival kicks off with Francois Ozon's "Peter von Kant," a tribute to the power of cinema.

Source: dw.com