Mart Sander's brand new film 'Tallinn in Flames' has already received an international award
Mart Sander's documentary 'Tallinn in Flames' premiered at the Tbilisi International Documentary Film Festival and has already won an international award.
New date for 'Bimovie' in Munich: Women's films for International Women's Day
The 'Bimovie' festival dedicated to women's films in Munich has been rescheduled from November to March, with the next edition starting on March 5.
What does film mean to you?…Director Kim Dong-ho’s question at ninety
Kim Dong-ho, a legendary figure in Korean cinema, makes his directorial debut at the age of ninety with the documentary 'Mr. Kim Goes to the Movies,' exploring the meaning of cinemas in discussions with renowned directors.
After 'Gaza Storm'.. Emergency Meeting to Discuss the Future of the Berlin Film Festival
An emergency meeting was held by the German government to discuss the future of the Berlin International Film Festival amid political and media pressures following controversial statements made at its recent event.
South Korean director Park Chan-wook to head the jury of the Cannes Film Festival
Park Chan-wook has been appointed as the president of the jury for the Cannes Film Festival, marking a historic first for South Korean cinema.
Director Park Chan-wook to Chair Cannes Film Festival Jury... First Korean to Do So
Director Park Chan-wook has been appointed as the jury chairman for the 79th Cannes Film Festival, becoming the first Korean to hold this position.
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.
Current Topics, Impressions, and Reflections After the 76th Berlin International Film Festival
Latvian film professionals share their insights on the political context of the Berlin International Film Festival and discuss their favorite films from this year's event.
Berlin Film Festival Honors 'Political' Works - A Response to Criticism Over Gaza?
The 76th Berlin International Film Festival closed with two notable awards that emphasized political themes amid criticism surrounding events in Gaza.
'Superstars Are Not Above the Law': Ranveer Singh Scolded by HC in Kantara Controversy
The Karnataka High Court reprimanded actor Ranveer Singh for his comments during the International Film Festival of India regarding the film Kantara, emphasizing that no individual has the right to offend religious sentiments under the guise of talent.
Reema Das Raises the Flag of Indian Cinema Again with a Big Achievement in Children's Film
Filmmaker Reema Das has won international recognition for her children’s film 'Not a Hero' at the Berlin International Film Festival.
76th Berlin Festival: Golden Bear for 'Yellow Letters' by Ilker Çatak
The film 'Yellow Letters' by German-Turkish director Ilker Çatak won the Golden Bear at the 76th Berlin International Film Festival, highlighting the struggles of Turkish artists facing political persecution.
Drama about political pressure in Turkey wins the Golden Bear in Berlin
The film 'Gelbe Briefe' directed by Ilker Çatak has won the Golden Bear for Best Film at the Berlin International Film Festival, highlighting political oppression in Turkey.
The Palestinian Flag is Raised at the Berlin Festival and 'Yellow Letters' Captures the Gold
The Berlin International Film Festival's closing night featured powerful political statements, with Palestinian director Abdullah Dakhil winning an award and condemning the German government's stance on Gaza.
On the Day When the Green Blue Awakens Does Not Win Award at Berlin International Film Festival
The film 'On the Day When the Green Blue Awakens' failed to win an award at the Berlin International Film Festival, which concluded with the Golden Bear going to 'Yellow Letters' directed by Ilker Çatak.
Berlinale awards film about persecuted artists in politically controversial edition
The film "Gelbe Briefe" by İlker Çatak won the Golden Bear at the 76th Berlin International Film Festival, highlighting themes of state persecution of artists.
Turkish film Yellow Letters wins the top prize at the Berlin International Film Festival
Turkish political drama 'Yellow Letters,' directed and written by İlker Çatak, has won the Golden Bear award at the Berlin International Film Festival.
Global Stars Accuse Berlin Festival Management of Supporting 'Silent Genocide'... and Höhler Wins the Silver Bear
International stars have accused the Berlin Film Festival management of supporting 'silent genocide' amidst heightened discussions surrounding the Israeli aggression in Gaza, while German actress Sandra Höhler won the Silver Bear for Best Performance in a Leading Role.
"Chilled" Wins International Critics' Award at Berlin Film Festival
The Japanese film "Chilled," a horror set in a convenience store, won the International Critics' Award at the 76th Berlin International Film Festival.
Ukrainian documentary on Russian war crimes wins Berlinale Panorama Audience Award
The documentary 'Traces' by Ukrainian directors Alisa Kovalenko and Marysia Nikitiuk received the Panorama Audience Award at the 76th Berlin International Film Festival for its portrayal of the impact of Russian aggression on Ukrainian women.
DAY'S DRESS: Gwyneth Paltrow surprises in a pink mini dress
Gwyneth Paltrow stunned in a delicate pink mini dress at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, showcasing a unique blend of femininity and conceptual design.
The Ecuadorian film 'Hiedra', winner at the Venice Festival, arrives in the country's cinemas
Ecuadorian film 'Hiedra', directed by Ana Cristina Barragán, is set to premiere in cinemas across Ecuador on March 12 after being recognized at major international film festivals.
"Views from Africa": cinema through the eyes of eleven African directors
The 'Views from Africa' section at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival showcases works from eleven African filmmakers representing various countries.
Notification for February 20
Gyeonggi Province has appointed film critic Oh Dong-jin as the new executive director of the DMZ International Documentary Film Festival, which will be held from September 10 to 16.
Bastian Escobar, the 9-year-old Mexican actor who surprises at the Berlin Film Festival
Nine-year-old Bastian Escobar captivates audiences with his performance at the Berlin International Film Festival in the film 'Moscas' directed by Fernando Eimbcke.
Cinema and Politics: The Berlinale as a Conduit of Sentiment
Eighty international filmmakers criticized the Berlinale for its silence regarding the Gaza conflict, but the festival's role as a cultural event is being misinterpreted in the debate over political responsibility.
Berlin Film Festival slammed over Gaza ‘silence’
The Berlin International Film Festival faces backlash from industry figures for not condemning Israel's actions in Gaza, receiving criticism of 'anti-Palestinian racism.'
Over 80 artists at Berlinale demand clear stance on Gaza from organizers
More than 80 actors, directors, and artists at the Berlinale International Film Festival have signed an open letter demanding a clear stance from organizers regarding the conflict in the Gaza Strip.
‘My Name Is’ By Director Jung Ji-young, Portraying the Jeju 4.3 Incident, Moves Berlin Audiences to Tears
Director Jung Ji-young's new film, 'My Name Is', premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival, evoking strong emotional responses from the audience regarding the Jeju 4.3 Incident.
Ethan Hawke at the Berlinale: 'Anything that fights fascism, I'm totally in favor of'
Ethan Hawke expressed his support for fighting fascism at the Berlin International Film Festival while addressing the challenges artists face when voicing political opinions.
Cinema Remains Politically Silent: 'We Should Not Expect Artists to Comment on All General Debates'
The Berlin International Film Festival is facing criticism for its shift away from politically charged content, described as a reflection of a fear-driven film industry.
Berlinale 2026: Repression for the Unyielding and Proscription Lists
The Berlin International Film Festival features political films, highlighting a work on the plight of artists facing governmental repression in Turkey.
The Film Institute wants to increase the reimbursement fund support rate to 40 percent
The Estonian Film Institute is seeking to raise the reimbursement fund support rate from 30% to 40%, a move that is anticipated by international partners, according to the institute's director, Edith Sepp, at the Berlin Film Festival.
The New Coming of a Cult Film: 'The Hotel of the Dead Alpinist' Receives International Attention
The cult film 'The Hotel of the Dead Alpinist' by Grigori Kromanov premiered as an opening film at the Berlinale Classics program during the Berlin Film Festival.
Pictures: "The Dead Mountaineer's Hotel" opened the archive film program of the Berlin Film Festival
"The Dead Mountaineer's Hotel" was screened at the Berlin Film Festival as part of the Berlinale Classics program, marking a significant moment for Estonian cinema.
On its third day: The Berlin Festival between the nightmares of wealth and the horror of motherhood
The Berlin International Film Festival 2026 immerses audiences in a blend of dazzling red carpet experiences and psychological horror narratives on its third day.
Maite Alberdi, the director of The Mole Agent, delves into the pressure of motherhood through a surprising case
Maite Alberdi discusses her documentary 'Un hijo propio', which explores motherhood pressures and premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival.
Gwyneth Paltrow stuns in daring sheer ensemble at Santa Barbara International Film Festival
Gwyneth Paltrow wowed attendees with her sheer outfit at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival while presenting an award to Kate Hudson.
Finnish Film Featured at Berlin Film Festival – Nightborn Receives Praise in International Reviews
The Finnish film 'Nightborn' directed by Hanna Bergholm is gaining acclaim at the Berlin Film Festival, where it competes in the main competition.
The Second Day of the Berlin Festival: Gaza Invades the Theaters and the 'Golden Bear' in Crisis
The second day of the Berlin International Film Festival faced tension as discussions centered on the intersection of cinema and politics, particularly in light of recent events in Gaza.
The red bear
The article discusses the symbolism of the red bear at the Berlin International Film Festival and reflects on the influence of films on society as articulated by jury president Wim Wenders.
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die
The sci-fi film 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die' directed by Gore Verbinski critiques the adverse effects of technology and artificial intelligence through a comedic lens.
76th Berlin International Film Festival: Women in Afghanistan
The 76th Berlin International Film Festival opened with the world premiere of 'No Good Men', a film by Afghan director Sahra Bahrami that explores gender roles in Afghanistan.
Berlin International Film Festival: The Berlinale is also a place of viral mass
The Berlinale opened in the rain, highlighting social media presence with TikTok's partnership, as stars graced the red carpet.
The Sudanese Cotton Queen: The Centerpiece of the Ottawa Film Festival
The film 'Cotton Queen' by Sudanese director Susan Mirghani is poised to be a prominent feature at the 2026 Ottawa International Film Festival.
Héctor Olivera: the movies he enjoyed filming the most, Perón's small personal revenge, and the children's success he was unaware of
Héctor Olivera, a revered Argentine filmmaker, reflects on his career and the current challenges of national cinema while receiving a lifetime achievement award at the Punta del Este International Film Festival.
Berlin Film Festival Opens with Multiple Japanese Works Participating
The 76th Berlin International Film Festival has opened, showcasing several Japanese films, including the animated feature 'Hana Kuro Ao ga Akeru Hi.'
Opening of the Berlin Film Festival and an Arab Cry in the Panorama
The 76th Berlin International Film Festival opened with a vibrant ceremony led by new director Tricia Tuttle, breaking from traditional norms and emphasizing the festival's commitment to global storytelling.
Michelle Yeoh receives the Honorary Golden Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival
Michelle Yeoh was awarded the Honorary Golden Bear at the opening gala of the Berlinale, celebrated by filmmaker Sean Baker for both her professional and personal achievements.
Land of Angels Leads at Fajr International Film Festival in Iran
The film 'Land of Angels' won the grand prize at the 44th edition of the Fajr International Film Festival in Tehran, highlighting the evolution of Iranian cinema.