Carlo Chatrian
Lupita Nyong’o to head jury at Berlin film festival
Oscar-winning actor Lupita Nyong'o will head the jury at the Berlin International Film Festival in February, organizers announced Monday.
The 2024 Berlinale, the first of the year's major European film festivals, will run from Feb. 15-25. It will be the last edition under the current leadership duo of executive director Mariette Rissenbeek and artistic director Carlo Chatrian.
Berlinale goes live as virus wave peaks
The Berlinale, Europe's first major international film festival of the year, returned as a live event on Feb. 10 just as Germany faces record daily coronavirus infections.
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Berlin filmfest to go forward in person
The Berlinale, Europe's first major film festival of the year, will take place next month as an in-person event, organizers confirmed on Jan. 19, just as the Omicron wave is expected to peak in Germany.
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Berlin film festival to spotlight pandemic-era movies
Berlin's international film festival next month will feature 15 movies made under the pandemic in competition for its Golden Bear top prize, organizers said Feb. 11.
Feature film "Babardeala cu bucluc sau porno balamuc", directed by Radu Jude, in official competition in Berlinale
The newest feature-film signed by director Radu Jude, "Babardeala cu bucluc sau porno balamuc" was included in the final competition of the 71st edition of the Berlin International Film Festival. According to a press release sent by RollerCoaster sent to AGERPRES, the movie will have its world premiere at the Berlinale.
Spotlight on diversity, politics and Nazi past at Berlinale
Diversity, politics and revelations from the Nazi era will dominate the agenda as the Berlin film festival launches its 70th edition in the heart of the German capital on Feb. 21.
Berlinale unveils 2020 line-up amid diversity debate
Films starring Johnny Depp and Sigourney Weaver will be among those premiering at Berlin's film festival next month, organizers said, as they defended a competition line-up with fewer female directors than last year.