Berlin International Film Festival

Berlin Opener 'Farewell, My Queen' Picked Up by Cohen Media Group

Cohen Media Group has acquired this year's Berlin Film Festival opener "Farewell, My Queen," for U.S. distribution. The film, directed by Benoit Jacquot ("Tosca"), takes place over the first days of the French Revolution and is told from the perspective of the servants a...

BERLIN REVIEW: Opening Night's 'Farewell My Queen' a Smart, Personal Take on the French Revolution from Benoit Jacquot

Film Movement Takes Indie Spirit Nominee 'The Dynamiter' from First-Timer Mathew Gordon

"The Dynamiter," which debuted at Berlin 2011 and recently received Indie Spirit Award nominations (John Cassavettes Award, Best Cinematography), has been acquired by Film Movement for North American distribution.

Berlinale 2012: A Complete Guide To The Competition.

The 62nd Berlin International Film Festival has completed its competition program.

Berlin Announces Best First Feature Contestants, Including Two Sundance Films

Berlin Film Festival Announces Culinary Cinema, Forum Expanded Schedules

The Berlin International Film Festival has announced its selections for its Culinary Cinema and Forum Expanded programs.  

Berlinale Announces 7 More Films In Competition

The 62nd Berlin International Film Festival has announced 7 more films in the Competition program of the festival. That brings the total to 22 films in the program, of which 17 are vying for the Golden and Silver Bear prizes. 18 of the films will be having their world premieres.

Berlinale Announces Forum, Shorts Programs

The 2012 Berlin International Film Festival has announced films in both the Forum and short film programs. The former is themed around "everyday life and fantasy," annd will be showing 38 films in its main programme, including 26 world premieres and 8 international premieres. This yea...

New Films Starring John Hawkes and Craig Roberts Added to Berlinale's Generation Lineup

The 2012 Berlinale has added 12 world premieres and three international ones, completing the program for its Generation lineup. Now a total of 58 short and feature films make up the Generation Kplus (films featuring young children) and Generation 14plus (films featuring actors age 14 and up) competi...