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Red Moon Tide by Lois Patiño

28/02/2020

BERLINALE 2020: The second feature film by Lois Patiño is a highly aesthetic ghostly dream, which pays tribute to his Galician homeland, where death is inextricably linked to the sea  

Lúa vermella

Lúa vermella

Curveball by Johannes Naber

28/02/2020

BERLINALE 2020: Relying equally heavily on artistic licence and very real fake news, Johannes Naber turns the Iraqi WMD havoc into an outrageous black comedy  

Curveball

Curveball

The Roads Not Taken by Sally Potter

27/02/2020

BERLINALE 2020: Sally Potter’s main competition contender is a story of a writer trapped inside his mind by illness, which thrives on Javier Bardem’s stunning performance  

The Roads Not Taken

The Roads Not Taken

A Common Crime by Francisco Márquez

27/02/2020

BERLINALE 2020: Argentina’s Francisco Márquez denounces the persecution of civilians in his psychological thriller about a woman who unwittingly becomes an accessory to a crime  

Un crimen común

Un crimen común

Berlin Alexanderplatz by Burhan Qurbani

27/02/2020

BERLINALE 2020: Burhan Qurbani’s opus huffs and puffs, but fails to blow the house down  

Berlin Alexanderplatz

Berlin Alexanderplatz

DAU. Natasha by Ilya Khrzhanovskiy, Jekaterina Oertel

27/02/2020

BERLINALE 2020: The long-gestating feature film by Jekaterina Oertel and Ilya Khrzhanovskiy, part of the DAU project, has surfaced in competition at Berlin  

DAU. Natasha

DAU. Natasha

The Exit of the Trains by Radu Jude, Adrian Cioflâncă

26/02/2020

BERLINALE 2020: Radu Jude and Adrian Cioflâncă’s documentary essay is a necessary and efficient account of the Romanian Holocaust  

Ieşirea trenurilor din gară

Ieşirea trenurilor din gară

Ordinary Justice by Chiara Bellosi

26/02/2020

BERLINALE 2020: The fiction feature debut of documentary-maker Chiara Bellosi oscillates between the social theme of excessive self-defence and human observation of the people involved  

Palazzo di Giustizia

Palazzo di Giustizia

Bad Tales by Damiano D'Innocenzo, Fabio D'Innocenzo

26/02/2020

BERLINALE 2020: It’s a hot, wet Italian summer in this explosive fable by the D’Innocenzo brothers  

Favolacce

Favolacce

Last and First Men by Jóhann Jóhannsson

26/02/2020

BERLINALE 2020: Icelandic composer Jóhann Jóhannsson's first and last directorial effort is a docu-fiction essay of sorts, based on a 1930 sci-fi novel and Yugoslav monuments from the communist era  

Last and First Men

Last and First Men
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