Bold Rebellions and Courageous Testimonies at One World
The One World festival aims to create a space for open discussion and human rights advocacy, featuring 106 films and honoring political prisoner Mikalaj Statkevič.
Dolores Fonzi triumphs with 'Belén' and warns about the far-right in Spanish cinema during the Goya Awards
Dolores Fonzi's speech while receiving the Goya for Best Ibero-American Film emphasized the political climate in Spain and raised alarms about the rise of the far-right.
Digital Power: Monster Film
A new two-part docuseries by ZDF explores the rise of digital giants like Facebook, Google, and Amazon, comparing their influence to that of historical political institutions.
Dolores Fonzi Wins Goya for Belén and Sends a Strong Political Message: 'The Far Right Has Come to Destroy Everything'
Argentine actress and director Dolores Fonzi won a Goya Award for her film Belén, delivering a poignant political message about the current state of the world.
'Sundays' triumphs at the main awards of a Goya ceremony that supports 'Sirât' on the way to the Oscars
'Sundays' has won several major awards at the Goya ceremony, highlighting its political and feminist themes while supporting another film on its Oscar journey.
The Kremlin Wizard: A Political Tale for Adults and the Unknowing
The article reviews the film 'The Kremlin Wizard,' directed by French filmmaker Olivier Assayas, which has recently sparked discussions in Latvia due to its production in Riga and surrounding security and reputation issues.
Spanish cinema is great and uncomfortable
The Goya Awards highlight the resilience of Spanish cinema despite industrial weaknesses and political disdain.
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.
When you see us as barbarians, we will become them. The film Wizard from the Kremlin reminds of the creation of Russia's savior Putin
The article discusses the depiction of Vladimir Putin in the film 'Wizard from the Kremlin' and reflects on his rise to power amidst the backdrop of Russia's chaotic political landscape at the end of Boris Yeltsin's presidency.
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.
Is the Berlin Film Festival's leadership in trouble over anti-Israel speech?
The leadership of the Berlin Film Festival faces scrutiny following a controversial anti-Israel speech made by a film director during the festival's closing ceremony.
Welcome to the Abyss
The Berlinale film festival is facing its worst crisis, clouded by political discussions and uncertainty surrounding its director.
It is still night in Caracas
The article discusses the film 'Aún es de noche en Caracas,' which depicts the social and political collapse in Venezuela amidst crime and chaos.
The Secret Agent: The Reasons Why It's the Movie of the Moment That Everyone Wants to See
A political thriller, 'The Secret Agent' has become a highly talked-about film since its premiere at the Cannes Festival, garnering critical acclaim and multiple Oscar nominations.
Berlinguer on the Metro
The recent screening of the film 'Berlinguer: The Great Ambition' at the Italian Cinema Week in Mexico reflects on the life and political ideas of Enrico Berlinguer, emphasizing his role in Italian communism and the need for adaptation to local contexts.
The political tension of the last Berlin festival leaves its director on the brink of dismissal
Political tensions arising from the recent Berlin Film Festival have put director Tricia Tuttle's job at risk after accusations against the German government regarding complicity in the Israeli genocide in Gaza.
Sarah Maldoror Show Highlights Her Political and Poetic Weight in Black Cinema
A retrospective honoring the influential black filmmaker Sarah Maldoror takes place in São Paulo, showcasing her pivotal role in anti-colonial cinema.
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.
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.
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.
Robert De Niro calls on Americans to "save the country" by "resisting" Donald Trump
Robert De Niro urges Americans to resist Donald Trump's administration to restore the nation.
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.
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.
The Berlin Film Festival's 'Golden Bear' won by the political drama 'Yellow Letters'
The Berlin Film Festival awarded the 'Golden Bear' to 'Yellow Letters,' amidst discussions about the role of politics in cinema and expressions of support for Palestinians by some winners.
A person always has the choice to become a 'pig' or not, says actor Jan Cina in an interview
Czech actor Jan Cina discusses his views on engaging in political discourse, the societal divisions in Czechia, and his upcoming film.
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.
Film Festival in Munich: Eastern Europe, Original in Image and Sound
The article discusses the upcoming film festival in Munich that will showcase films from Eastern Europe, amidst a backdrop of political unrest in the region.
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.
The political drama "Yellow Letters" won the Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival
The Berlin Film Festival awarded the Golden Bear to the political drama "Yellow Letters," directed by İlker Çatak.
The Gaza War and Occupation Violations Spark Controversy at the Berlin Film Festival
The Berlin Film Festival is engulfed in political debate over the Gaza War, with Palestinian issues dominating the event's discussions.
"War - a cure" for every ailment
The article reflects on the potential use of war as a distraction from political scandals, drawing parallels between a Hollywood film and contemporary geopolitical tension regarding Iran.
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.
Turkish film about political persecution won the Golden Bear
A Turkish film addressing political persecution has been awarded the prestigious Golden Bear at a film festival.
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.
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.
The Film "What Remains of You": A Family Tragedy that Summarizes the History of Palestine
The film 'What Remains of You' is a poignant historical drama that explores the trauma and resilience of a Palestinian family over three generations, set against the backdrop of significant political events from 1948 to 2022.
The Golden Bear Goes to a Political Turkish Family Drama
The Turkish film "Yellow Letters" has won the Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival, highlighting significant political themes and the impact of state repression.
The Golden Bear goes to the German-Turkish political film
The political drama 'Gelbe Briefe' has won the Golden Bear for Best Film at the Berlinale film festival in Berlin.
The Turkish drama 'Gelbe Briefe', about political persecution in its country, wins the Golden Bear at Berlinale 2026
The Turkish film 'Gelbe Briefe' has won the Golden Bear at Berlinale 2026, highlighting themes of political persecution in Turkey.
Turkish-language drama 'Yellow Letters' wins Berlin Film Festival's top prize
The Turkish-language film 'Yellow Letters' directed by Ilker Catak won the Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival, highlighting the impact of political pressure on personal relationships.
'Yellow Letters' by the Turkish-German Ilker Çatak wins the Golden Bear for Best Film at the Berlinale
The film 'Yellow Letters' by Turkish-German filmmaker Ilker Çatak won the Golden Bear for Best Film at the 76th Berlinale, highlighting issues of censorship and political persecution in Turkey.
Berlinale: 'Yellow Letters' Wins Golden Bear
The political drama 'Yellow Letters' by Berlin director İlker Çatak has won the Golden Bear at the Berlinale film festival.
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.
When actors want to be on the right side: from 'The homeland is in danger' to 'Free Palestine'
The article explores the political coercion faced by artists at festivals and the paradox of liberalism in expressing opinions on social and political issues.
Why does Kārlis Vērdiņš's voice resonate in the animated film? A conversation with the poet about the power of creativity
In a recent interview, Latvian poet Kārlis Vērdiņš discusses his new poetry collection and the importance of finding inner peace for creativity, even amid social and political challenges.
Berlinale 2026: when good, bad, and average cinema hasn't been discussed due to the political hurricane
The 2026 Berlinale film festival is overshadowed by political discussions, particularly regarding the treatment of the Gaza invasion, which has diverted attention from the films presented.
I Can Well Understand Why It Won the Palme d'Or
Jafar Panahi's film 'It Was Just an Accident' gains heightened relevance due to the current political situation in Iran, amidst ongoing protests.
Future of the Film Festivals: The Berlinale Must Transform
The Berlinale faces criticism and challenges around its political stance and relevance, urging a transformation for its future.