Berlin Film Festival Lineup 2021: New Films by Céline Sciamma and Hong Sang-soo Enter Competition
Berlinale is delaying its annual event from February to March in the wake of the pandemic.
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Berlin Film Festival Goes Virtual in March 2021, with Physical Event Planned for Summer
The physical edition of Berlinale had been set to take place February 11-21, while the European Film Market had been planning to go virtual and in-person.
Berlin Film Festival Reveals the Extent of Founding Director’s Nazi Past: ‘The Findings Are Startling’
Confirmation of Alfred Bauer’s Nazi past comes after the Berlinale suspended the Alfred Bauer Silver Bear in February.
Berlin Film Festival Switching to Gender Neutral Acting Awards in 2021
Festival organizers have announced the 2021 festival is being planned as a physical event and not a virtual one.
Jeremy Irons Kicks Off Berlinale by Confronting Past Anti-Abortion, Gay Marriage Comments
Jeremy Irons is serving as the president of the Berlin International Film Festival jury.
Berlin Film Fest Suspends Alfred Bauer Prize as Founding Director’s Nazi Past Revealed
The Berlinale is embroiled in controversy mere weeks before its 70th edition launches.
Jóhann Jóhannsson’s First and Final Directorial Feature ‘Last and First Men’ Heads to Berlinale
The full lineup for the 2020 Berlin International Film Festival will be revealed later this month.
Casey Affleck’s Narrative Directorial Debut ‘Light of My Life’ Is Headed to Berlin
He stars alongside Elisabeth Moss in the post-apocalyptic drama.
Berlinale 2019 Adds New Films by Fatih Akin, François Ozon, and More
“The Golden Glove” and “By the Grace of God” are both debuting at the festival.
Juliette Binoche to Serve as Jury President of 2019 Berlin Film Festival
The 69th Berlin International Film Festival takes place February 7 – 17, 2019.
Berlin 2019: Lone Scherfig’s ‘The Kindness of Strangers’ to Open Festival
The director is returning to the venue where her Oscar-nominated “An Education” played back in 2009.
Germany’s Biggest Theater Group Doesn’t Want Netflix at Berlin Film Festival, Italian Trades Upset Over ‘Roma’ Venice Win
After Netflix debates at Cannes and Venice, the eyes of the German film world are already looking towards next year’s Berlin Film Festival.
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