Brazilian Drama ‘The Way He Looks’ Acquired by Strand Releasing
Brazilian Drama ‘The Way He Looks’ Acquired by Strand Releasing
Berlin 2014
FilmBuff Nabs Innovative Somali Pirate Doc ‘Last Hijack’ Out of SXSW
FilmBuff Nabs Innovative Somali Pirate Doc ‘Last Hijack’ Out of SXSW
Saoirse Ronan and Tony Revolori on Their Love of Bill Murray and Spatting Like Spouses When Making ‘Grand Budapest Hotel’
Saoirse Ronan and Tony Revolori on Their Love of Bill Murray and Spatting Like Spouses When Making ‘Grand Budapest Hotel’
Critic’s Notebook: The Next Great Filmmakers Are Everywhere, If You Know Where To Look
Critic’s Notebook: The Next Great Filmmakers Are Everywhere, If You Know Where To Look
Memo to Distributors From Indiewire’s Film Critic: Buy These 2014 Berlin Film Festival Titles
Memo to Distributors From Indiewire’s Film Critic: Buy These 2014 Berlin Film Festival Titles
Wolfe Video Acquires ‘The Circle,’ Winner of Berlin’s Teddy Award
Wolfe Video Acquires ‘The Circle,’ Winner of Berlin’s Teddy Award
Berlin Review: ‘The Two Faces of January,’ Starring Oscar Isaac and Viggo Mortensen, Is Not Your Typical Patricia Highsmith Adaptation
Berlin Review: ‘The Two Faces of January,’ Starring Oscar Isaac and Viggo Mortensen, Is Not Your Typical Patricia Highsmith Adaptation
Berlin Review: Christopher Gans’ ‘Beauty and the Beast,’ With Lea Seydoux and Vincent Cassel, Is a Fairy Tale Dud
Berlin Review: Christopher Gans’ ‘Beauty and the Beast,’ With Lea Seydoux and Vincent Cassel, Is a Fairy Tale Dud
‘Boyhood’ In Berlin: Musings From Silver Bear Winner Richard Linklater On His Epic Cinematic Journey
‘Boyhood’ In Berlin: Musings From Silver Bear Winner Richard Linklater On His Epic Cinematic Journey
Interview: Berlin Film Festival Director Dieter Kosslick Explains Why His Big Festival Isn’t Like the Others
Interview: Berlin Film Festival Director Dieter Kosslick Explains Why His Big Festival Isn’t Like the Others
Berlin Review: Stellan Skarsgaard Is a Killing Machine In Enjoyable Dark Comedy ‘In Order Of Disappearance’
Berlin Review: Stellan Skarsgaard Is a Killing Machine In Enjoyable Dark Comedy ‘In Order Of Disappearance’
Berlin Review: Fruit Chan’s Post-Apocalyptic ‘The Midnight After’ Is a Wry Satire That Demands Your Attention
Berlin Review: Fruit Chan’s Post-Apocalyptic ‘The Midnight After’ Is a Wry Satire That Demands Your Attention
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