Berlin Film Festival opening film sends message that migrants welcome, says star
The Berlin Film Festival's opening feature, dysfunctional family drama "The Light," sends the unequivocal message that migrants are welcome, said star Lars Eidinger, ahead of German elections characterised by debate over tougher migration rules.
How the Trump administration will affect filmmaking remains to be seen, but film's ability to parse difficult issues has ...
Chinese director Huo Meng's Berlin competition drama explores 1990s rural life through a boy left with extended family while ...
"I have no doubt that there will be many people who did in fact vote for this President who will be quickly disillusioned by ...
Today, the annual Berlinale begins, as the German city hosts 10 days of film and TV premieres from around the globe, complete with appearances from A-list directors and stars.
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Rising Indian auteur Natesh Hegde's sophomore feature 'Tiger's Pond' (Vagachipani) is making its world premiere at the Berlin ...
The British actress — whose most recent film is Pedro Almodóvar’s 'The Room Next Door' — will receive an Honorary Golden Bear ...
German director Tom Tykwer’s Berlin Film Festival opening film The Light – which touches on the implications of the digital ...
"I see something you don't see. It's a Holocaust." For saying these words the demonstrator is promptly pulled aside by police ...
A study in contrast, the Berlin dining scene mirrors the city itself. East meets West, traditional crosses with the ...
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