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Isle of Dogs kicks things off, lacklustre dramas and pointed thrillers: a round-up of the opening days of Berlinale 2018

February 18, 2018

Berlin Film Festival, Features, Festivals, Reviews

Chilly February can be relied upon to provide bright cinematic sunshine in the form of the Berlinale – the menagerie of shorts and features that continues to establish itself as the premier A-list European ... Read More...

Berlin Film Festival 2017 – Una Mujer Fantastica review

February 16, 2017

Berlin Film Festival, Reviews

It is seemingly never far from a festival director’s mind to include films that challenge the social mores of society. Boundary pushing and taboo-busting is as much a part of the motivating force behind film fe... Read More...

Berlin Film Festival 2017 – Final Portrait review

February 16, 2017

Berlin Film Festival, Reviews

Stanley Tucci is not a man to be rushed into the director’s chair. His latest effort, Final Portrait (which could also easily be renamed ‘Portrait of the Artist as an Old Man’), represents his first foray as a ... Read More...

Berlin Film Festival 2017 – Casting JonBenet

February 15, 2017

Berlin Film Festival, Reviews

Showcasing an approach that infused Louis Theroux’s My Scientology Movie, Australian filmmaker Kitty Green analyses her subject through a procession of casting calls for a realisation of a crime that shook a sm... Read More...

Berlin Film Festival 2017 – The Dinner review

February 15, 2017

Berlin Film Festival, Reviews

When it comes to literal titles, The Dinner certainly addresses its brief. An adaptation of Herman Koch’s novel, this is a dinner tale infused with clammy claustrophobia. It is also more puffed out and bloated ... Read More...

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Berlin Film Festival 2016: Things To Come (L’Avenir) review

February 15, 2016

Berlin Film Festival, Festivals, Reviews

A forlorn, circumspect amble through turmoil in advancing age is the motor behind Mia Hansen-Love’s downbeat Things To Come (L’avenir). A departure from her previous works focusing on youth, her contemplative fifth feature nestles in competition for the prestigious Golden Bear. It is easy to observe why.

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Halloween feature 50 days, 50 slays! Day 40 OPERA

Halloween feature 50 days, 50 slays! Day 41 to go! Slithering Slasher! ANACONDA

Halloween feature 50 days, 50 slays! Day 42! The mother of the Psycho Killer! PSYCHO II

Halloween feature 50 days, 50 slays! Day 44 and 43! Wolves at the door! LATE PHASES and WOLFEN

Halloween feature 50 days, 50 slays! Day 45 Bloody Hell MACBETH

Halloween feature 50 days, 50 slays! Day 47 and 46 Medical monsters VISITING HOURS and BODY MELT

Isle of Dogs kicks things off, lacklustre dramas and pointed thrillers: a round-up of the opening days of Berlinale 2018

Berlin Film Festival 2017 – Una Mujer Fantastica review

Berlin Film Festival 2017 – Final Portrait review

Berlin Film Festival 2017 – Casting JonBenet

Berlin Film Festival 2017 – The Dinner review

Berlin Film Festival 2016: Things To Come (L’Avenir) review

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