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The 73rd annual Berlin International Film Festival, usually called the Berlinale ( German pronunciation: [bɛʁliˈnaːlə] ⓘ ), took place from 16 to 26 February 2023. It was the first completely in-person Berlinale since the 70th in 2020. [1] The festival added a new competition section for television series.
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The 73rd Berlin International Film Festival is underway. Marked by Politics. Following two years of Covid-related uncertainty and upheaval, Mariëtte Rissenbeek and Carlo Chatrian had promised a new beginning. The festival’s opening night exceeded all expectations, creating a strong sense of community during troubled and threatening times.
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Friday, 17.2.2023. 9:00. Tickets only at berlinale.de. Once more, like every year, the Berlinale will be a guest at Haus der Berliner Festspiele with a diverse film programme. On this occasion the house will be transformed into a high tech cinema. The selection of films screened at Haus der Berliner Festspiele will include a wide range from ...
- Past Lives
- Disco Boy
- Manodrome
- Roter Himmel
- Ingeborg Bachmann - Journey Into The Desert
- Suzume
- Sidebar Standouts and Special Screenings
- El Eco
- Hello Dankness
- Iron Butterflies
This is the one we can’t wait for… Playwright-turned-director Celine Song makes her debut with this A24 drama which already wowed audiences in Sundance last month. Past Lives is a tale of two childhood friends who reconnect later in life, having been separated when one of their families emigrated from South Korea. Hae Sung (Teo Yoo) and Nora (Greta...
Giacomo Abbruzzese writes and directs this French / Italian / Belgian / Polish co-production, his debut feature about the intertwining stories of a Belarusian man, Aleksei (Franz Rogowski), who is on the run and joins the French Foerign Legion in exchange for French citizenship, and activist Jomo (newcomer Morr Ndiaye) trying to save his village in...
Jesse Eisenberg, Odessa Young and Adrien Brody star in South African director Trengove’s English-language debut, following his fantastic Xhosa-language film The Wound, which was shown at the Berlinale in 2017 and shortlisted for the International Feature Oscar. Manodrome sees a young man questioning his relationship and career choices decide to joi...
Berlinale regular Christian Petzold (Barbara, Transit, Undine) returns to the festival with Afire, which reunites him with Paula Beer, who won the best actress Silver Bear for Undine. His new film follows a group of friends taking a break in a holiday house by the Baltic sea as emotions ignite. Billed the second part of Petzold’s trilogy begun in 2...
Another eagerly-anticipated entry in the Competition line-up is Margarethe von Trotta’s Ingeborg Bachmann – Journey Into The Desert, her first film to play in Berlinale Competition since Heller Wahn in 1983. A leading figure of New German Cinema, her films include Rosa Luxemburg (1986) and Hannah Arendt (2012). With Ingeborg Bachmann - Journey Into...
Following his international hit Your Name, writer-director Makoto Shinkai returns with an animated feature about the titular 17-year-old girl, who travels around Japan closing mysterious doors / Pandoras boxes to prevent disasters. The visuals look gorgeous and it’s rare that anime films make it into the Competition selection, making Suzume somethi...
The Berlinale’s sprawling program can be tough to get through. Labyrinthine even. Only this year, there are 287 selected films across the festival’s various sections. But diving into these sidebar selections is always a rewarding experience and yields gems. Whether it’s Panorama and their edgy and often provocative curation, Forum’s platform for av...
One of the greatest films to come out of the Berlinale in the last decade is Tatiana Huezo’s 2016 sophomore full-length film, Tempestad. Shortlisted as Mexico’s Oscar entry, Huezo masterfully alternated two narratives in a textured film that examined the consequences of organised crime in Mexico and what mothers will sacrifice in order to protect t...
Another title we can’t wait to see is Soda Jerk’s Hello Dankness. Behind the name Soda Jerk are Dan and Dominique Angeloro, the Australian directing duo behind the brilliant Terror Nullius (2018). Their new film assembles scenes from various films and puts them in new context, echoing some of the editing experimentation achieved by Guy Maddin, Evan...
Ukrainian director Roman Liubyi presents the truth of what happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, which was shot down by Russian forces on 17 July 2014. All 298 people on board were killed. Liubyi’s documentary explores the reality of this attack, the evidence - including physical artifacts like the butterfly-shaped...
Feb 12, 2023 · The 73rd Berlin International Film Festival will open on February 16, 2023 with the world premiere of the US production ‘She Came to Me’. The romantic comedy by director and screenwriter ...
Feb 25, 2023 · Winners have been announced at the 73rd Berlin Film Festival, with On the Adamant by Nicolas Philibert scooping the coveted Golden Bear prize as the best film of the festival’s International ...
Jan 23, 2023 · January 23, 2023 1:59am. The full competition lineup for the 73rd Berlin Film Festival will be unveiled this morning via a live stream that begins at 11 CET/2 am PST. Berlin Executive Director ...
