“Mouse”, interview with actresses Katherine Mallen-Kupferer and Sophie Okonedo
Premiering at the 76th Berlinale, "Mouse" stars Academy Award nominee Sophie Okonedo and Katherine Mallen-Kupferer.
Premiering at the 76th Berlinale, "Mouse" stars Academy Award nominee Sophie Okonedo and Katherine Mallen-Kupferer.
From the directors of "Ghostlight" Kelly O’Sullivan and Alex Thompson, "Mouse" is a delicate coming-of-age premiering at the 76th Berlinale.
At the 76th Berlinale, İlker Çatak’s Yellow Letters wins the Golden Bear in an edition defined by political debate and a strong slate of socially engaged films.
"Iván & Hadoum", Ian De La Rosa’s debut feature, is the winner of the Teddy Award at the 76th Berlinale.
"Only Rebels Win" by Danielle Arbid opens the 76th Berlinale’s Panorama with Hiam Abbass in the leading role.
Home stories by Eva Trobisch, sees the participation of Frida Hornemann and Max Riemelt as father and daughter
In Forest High, Manon Coubia returns to a French Alpine refuge she knows firsthand, observing three female guardians and a way of life shaped by solitude and disappearance.
At the 76th Berlinale, Haile Gerima presents Black Lions – Roman Wolves, a monumental 531-minute work reclaiming Ethiopia’s history from colonial archives.
Leyla Bouzid brings In a Whisper to the 76th Berlinale, an intergenerational family drama where silence, desire and memory collide.
With Home Stories, in the 76th Berlinale competition, Eva Trobisch explores the timeless contrast between who we are and what we choose to present to the world.
Yoshitoshi Shinomiya presents "A New Dawn", the only animated film in Competition at the 76th Berlinale.
"My Wife Cries" marks Angela Schanelec’s return to Berlinale competition stars Vladimir Vulević and Agathe Bonitzer
The outrageous absurdities of a traditional patriarchal family in director Karim Aïnouz’s Berlinale competition film "Rosebush Pruning".
“Se Eu Fosse Vivo…Vivia” navigates love, loss, and memory, revealing how grief shapes our lives with a delicate blend of intimacy and surreal elements.
"No salgas" is a coming-of-age horror addressing grief, identity, and internalized homophobia by director Victoria Linares Villegas.
Fernando Eimbcke presents "Moscas" in Competition at the 76th Berlinale, a quiet drama about solitude and unexpected connection.
"We Are All Strangers" by Anthony Chen, in the 76th Berlinale competition marks the end of his Singapore life trilogy.
Arieh Worthalter and Jan Hammenecker discuss "Dust" in Competition at the 76th Berlinale, reflecting on shame and male identity.
Anke Blondé and Angelo Tijssens present "Dust" in Competition at the 76th Berlinale, a drama on masculinity and corporate collapse.
With "Wolfram", presented at the 76th Berlinale, Thornton goes back to the Western genre, this time filled with hope overcoming a tough world.
Emilia-Romagna Film Commission supports film projects, including new funding opportunities and innovative measures like on-set nurseries. We learned more form the words of Emma Barboni.
IDM Music and Film Commission's new regional fund boosts musicians and filmmakers, fueling innovation and industry growth, while celebrating its 15th year of activity.
Discover how Toscana Film Commission boosts local talent with innovative training programs in costume design and content creation for the audiovisual industry.
Discover how the Genova Liguria Film Commission boosts regional cinema with unique events like Portofino Days and supports film projects rooted in Ligurian history.
"Queen at Sea" by Lance Hammer, with Juliette Binoche was presented in Competition at the 76 Berlinale. The film explores the emotional toll of dementia on caregivers, highlighting raw, authentic human experiences without sentimentality.
Markus Schleinzer discusses "Rose" in Competition at the 76th Berlinale, exploring identity, power and historical research.
"At the Sea", presented in the 76th Berlinale competition, stars Amy Adams in an unbelievably brave role.
The Soup of the Day dalla Berlinale 2026: scopri i film d'apertura di questa edizione, tra storie d’amore, film politici, che intrecciano Storia e attualità.
"Gugu's world" by director Allan Deberton is a story of childhood, family bonds, and universal dreams set in rural Brazil. An emotional journey for all ages.
The captivating story of "The Education of Jane Cumming" by director Sophie Heldman explores early feminism, societal norms, and love amid scandal in 1810 Edinburgh.