Criticism of State Minister: Weimer's Support is Now Faltering Even in the Union Faction
The German Culture State Minister, Wolfram Weimer, faces increasing criticism from both the SPD and his own Union faction due to unmet commitments and controversies surrounding his leadership.
What German Stars Wear to Premieres: Curtain Up, Film Rolling!
German stars shine off the red carpet at film premieres, showcasing their fashion and personal style.
GRIGORI KROMANOV 100 β© Β«The Hotel of the Dead AlpinistΒ»: tightrope walking among unexplained forces
The article discusses the restoration of Grigori Kromanov's film 'The Hotel of the Dead Alpinist,' which recently screened at the Berlin Film Festival, while highlighting serious audio issues noted by composer Sven GrΓΌnberg.
Berlinale Under Criticism: Can There Be a Little More Tolerance?
The Berlinale film festival is facing criticism, with discussions surrounding tolerance and the political climate influencing artistic expression.
Documenta and Berlinale: "This feels to me like a hostile takeover"
The article discusses how cultural events like Documenta and Berlinale are threatened by activist and political pressures that challenge artistic freedom, featuring insights from Meron Mendel and Saba-Nur Cheema.
Film "Yellow Letters": Ingo Fliess: The Man Who Brought the Golden Bear to Bavaria
Film producer Ingo Fliess won the Golden Bear for his film 'Yellow Letters', which tells the story of an artist couple facing government persecution in Turkey, and is now premiering in Bavarian cinemas.
Berlinale keeps director and adopts conduct against anti-Semitism, says newspaper
Tricia Tuttle will remain the director of the Berlin Film Festival but will now adhere to a new code of conduct aimed at combating anti-Semitism among participants.
After new turmoil: Berlinale will be politically controlled in the future
The Berlinale film festival has faced renewed controversy and calls for political oversight due to accusations of antisemitism and severe political statements made during the event.
The director of the Berlinale remains in her position after a controversial edition
Tricia Tuttle continues to lead the Berlinale despite facing backlash over anti-Israeli remarks made during the closing ceremony by winning filmmaker Abdullah Al-Khatib.
Berlinale Director: Tricia Tuttle has prevailed
Tricia Tuttle has successfully retained her position as the head of the Berlinale film festival amid negotiations over its future.
Film Festival: Tuttle Allowed to Remain Berlinale Boss β However, with Requirements
Tricia Tuttle will continue as the head of the Berlinale film festival but must comply with new guidelines aimed at enhancing its development and societal acceptance.
Cinema: Without love, hope also withers
Δ°lker Γatak's film "Gelbe Briefe" touches on the fragility of political convictions in Turkey and the struggles within marital life, winning the Golden Bear at the Berlinale.
Dispute over the Film Festival: The Berlinale is not yet saved
The future leadership of the Berlinale film festival is in question as Tricia Tuttle seeks to maintain her position amid ongoing debates about institutional independence and funding.
Berlinale Chief Tuttle: Is this now a happy ending?
Berlinale Chief Tricia Tuttle expresses pride in her team and her commitment to lead the festival independently, dispelling recent rumors of her departure.
Film Festival: Berlinale Head Tuttle Wants to Remain in Office
Berlinale director Tricia Tuttle expresses her desire to continue leading the festival amidst discussions about her future and its direction.
Film Festival: Berlinale Director Tuttle Wants to Stay in Office
Berlinale director Tricia Tuttle expresses her desire to continue leading the festival amidst speculation about her future and current internal tensions.
Berlinale Chief: Tricia Tuttle wants to remain in office
Tricia Tuttle, the director of the Berlinale film festival, has expressed her desire to continue in her role amid ongoing discussions about her future.
Political Crisis at the Berlinale: Accusations of 'Genocide', Urgent Response from the German Government
The Berlinale has been rocked by a political crisis after severe accusations were made against Israel and Germany during the festival, prompting an urgent meeting by the German government to discuss the leadership of the festival.
Overview: Storm in a Bird's Nest
The Berlinale film festival faces criticism for prioritizing controversy over meaningful film discussion, overshadowing the quality of the films presented.
Berlinale 2026: Cinema against an authoritarian world
The 2026 Berlinale festival, despite the absence of Hollywood's major stars, is praised as one of the best editions in years, showcasing a diverse lineup of films that emphasize the power of cinema.
Film: Those Who Are Too Slow Will Die
Josh Safdie discusses the Oscar buzz surrounding his film "Marty Supreme" while reflecting on past controversies and the complexities of directing a diverse cast.
Scandal about Tricia Tuttle: The Berlinale director remains
Tricia Tuttle, director of the Berlinale, is confirmed to remain in her position despite unfounded rumors of her dismissal due to a supposed scandal.
The Berlinale convulses amid accusations of politicization with the director's position in jeopardy
The Berlinale festival faces controversy and potential leadership changes due to claims of politicization and the director's handling of artistic freedom.
Eva Victor, director of 'Sorry, Baby', the debut of the year: 'Reducing a person to the condition of a victim is a way of ignoring them'
Eva Victor discusses her debut film 'Sorry, Baby' and shares insights on the complexities of victim representation in cinema.
Crisis of Film Festivals: The Berlinale is on the Brink
The Berlinale Film Festival faces a critical crisis that threatens its existence amid rumors of leadership change and ongoing political tensions.
Hundreds of filmmakers back Berlinale director in row over winnersβ Gaza comments
Filmmakers are supporting the Berlinale director amid controversy over comments made by award winners criticizing the war in Gaza and Germany's stance.
Welcome to the Abyss
The Berlinale film festival is facing its worst crisis, clouded by political discussions and uncertainty surrounding its director.
Appeals from Directors: Filmmakers Stand Behind Tricia Tuttle
Tricia Tuttle, head of the Berlinale, faces potential resignation as over 700 filmmakers publicly express their support for her.
Appeals from Actors: Film Creatives Stand Behind Tricia Tuttle
Over 700 individuals from the film industry have expressed their support for Berlinale director Tricia Tuttle amid threats of her resignation.
Film Festival: Decision on Berlinale Director Tuttle Postponed
The German government announced that no decision was made regarding the future of Berlinale director Tricia Tuttle during a crisis meeting, with discussions to continue in the coming days.
F.A.Z. Early Thinkers: Does the Berlinale Director Have to Vacate Her Post?
The article discusses various topics, including the potential resignation of the Berlinale director amidst significant international events.
F.A.Z. Early Thinkers: Does the Berlinale Director Need to Step Down?
The article discusses whether the director of the Berlinale film festival in Germany should resign amidst various international and national news highlights.
Berlinale executives summoned over film director's anti-Israel speech
Berlinale executives are facing scrutiny due to a film director's anti-Israel remarks during the festival.
Berlin Film Festival Organisers to Hold Crisis Talks Amid Gaza Rows
The Berlin film festival's organisers are set to hold emergency talks regarding the future of the festival and its director amidst ongoing controversy over Gaza.
Berlinale: festival leaders summoned after speech denouncing 'genocide' in Gaza
The German government is convening leaders from the Berlinale festival following a speech by a Syrian-Palestinian director accusing Germany of complicity in genocide against Palestinians.
Palestine Scandal at Berlinale: Will Tricia Tuttle Remain the Head of the Film Festival?
The future of Tricia Tuttle as the head of the Berlinale is uncertain due to controversies surrounding the festival's stance on the Gaza conflict.
Berlinale director may be dismissed after being accused of antisemitism
Tricia Tuttle, the director of the Berlinale, is facing potential dismissal over accusations of antisemitism following controversial comments made during the festival.
Film: Should Berlinale Chief Tricia Tuttle Leave?
The future of Berlinale Chief Tricia Tuttle is uncertain as Culture Minister Wolfram Weimer reportedly seeks her dismissal following controversy over a photo with Palestinian filmmakers.
The Berlinale Sets the Tone for Cinema for the Whole Year: Reflections After the Berlin Film Festival
Latvian cinema professionals reflect on the political context and highlights of the Berlinale film festival.
Politicization of the Berlinale: The Price of Hypocrisy
Filmmakers and actors are demanding political statements regarding the Gaza conflict, which they argue undermines free speech in discussions about film, art, and politics.
When No One Thinks of You, You Remain Alone, the Berlinale Festival Showed That No One Will Be Left Alone
A Slovak co-production film won top awards at the Berlinale, highlighting issues of homelessness and addiction through personal storytelling and innovative filmmaking techniques.
Czechs Shone at Berlinale and BAFTA Awards This Weekend. The Themes of Gaza and Israel Also Resounded in Berlin
Czech film director Pepa Lubojacki found success at the Berlinale with her debut film, which also tackles the struggles of her family amidst the backdrop of larger geopolitical issues.
Berlinale Conclusion: The Joy of Quiet Mastery
The Berlinale concludes with two German winners amid overshadowing political threats.
Berlinale Conclusion: The Happiness of Quiet Mastery
The Berlinale concludes with two German winners, overshadowed by political threats during the award gala.
Berlinale 2026: Golden Bear for 'Yellow Letters'
The film 'Yellow Letters' directed by Ilker Catak received the prestigious Golden Bear award at the Berlinale for its poignant portrayal of a couple facing state repression.
Berlinale Closing: Carsten Schneider criticizes pro-Palestinian speech
During the Berlinale closing ceremony, Environment Minister Carsten Schneider left in protest of a pro-Palestinian speech by filmmaker Abdallah Alkhatib.
Film: 'The Eternal Wait for a Judgment is a Kind of Social Death'
Director Δ°lker Γatak wins the Golden Bear at the Berlinale for his film 'Yellow Letters', which explores the plight of a government-critical artist couple in Turkey.
The Blood Countess: Isabelle Huppert dares it all, now as the bloodiest 'queer' vampire queen
Isabelle Huppert stars in a provocative new role as a vampire queen, exploring themes of individuality and oppression in the genre.
Film: The True Enemies are Elsewhere
This year's Berlinale, marked by political undertones, concludes with a successful evening highlighting the achievements of German cinema.
Berlinale: Golden Bear for the Strong "Yellow Letters" at the Festival of a Broken World
The film "Yellow Letters" by Ilker Catak won the Golden Bear at the Berlinale, highlighting the struggles of an artistic couple from Ankara who become victims of state repression.