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Search ResultBerlin Film Festival 2016 Roundup: Serious Gems And Stylish Risks.
The Coens splashed out, Cynthia Nixon channelled Emily Dickinson, Ivo Ferreira shone with his poignant docudrama on war in Angola – and Meryl Streep marshalled a hard...
Read MoreBerlin Film Festival: Director Defends Eight-Hour Movie That Features Hour-Long Lunch Break
‘It’s not slow cinema, it’s cinema,” says Lav Diaz, director of historical drama A Lullaby to the Sorrowful Mystery, shown at the Berlin film festiv...
Read MoreEurope's Migrant Crisis Has A Starring Role At The Berlin Film Festival
BERLIN — Europe's migrant crisis will play a starring role at the Berlin International Film Festival that opens this week, a reflection of Germany's own leading perfo...
Read MoreFilm Festivals Can Compete With Smartphones: Berlinale Chief
Film festivals still have a bright future in a world in which more audiences watch movies and television series on smaller and smaller devices, the veteran head of Germany'...
Read MoreRefugees To Star At 66th Berlinale Film Festival
Refugees will be at the heart of the next Berlin film festival, with hundreds of free tickets for asylum seekers and new movies spotlighting Europe’s historic influx,...
Read MoreBerlin Film Festival Adds Midnight Special And Genius To Lineup
Drama starring Michael Shannon drama as a dad on the run from extremists joins biopic of legendary editor Max Perkins, played by Colin Firth The Berlin film festival has re...
Read MoreYour Guide To This Year's Jerusalem Film Festival.
Founded in 1984, the Jerusalem Film Festival is a baby compared to its European counterparts Venice (1932), Cannes (1946), and Berlin (1951). Israel’s second-oldest f...
Read MoreManish Mundra Appoints Shiladitya Bora As Drishyam Films CEO
Mumbai, April 28, 2015: Manish Mundra, producer of award winning films such as Aankho Dekhi, Umrika and Dhanak, has appointed Shiladitya Bora as the CEO of...
Read MoreNagesh Kukunoor’s Next, Dhanak Produced By Manish Mundra Is The Only Indian Film To Be Selected In The 65th Berlin Film Festival
—It is the only Indian feature selected in the festival and will compete in the Generation Kplus category against films selected from across the world—
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