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37 articles available in total starting from 11/09/2014. Last article published on 25/02/2016.

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Mr. Holmes: 103 minutes with granddad

Mr. Holmes: 103 minutes with granddad

BERLIN 2015: Twilight director and mainstream magician Bill Condon turns his lucrative touch to the Sherlock franchise  

10/02/2015 | Berlinale 2015 | Out of Competition

Necktie Youth: Probing, polemic and probably best in show

Necktie Youth: Probing, polemic and probably best in show

BERLIN 2015: With scenes that could erroneously be described as "chaotic", this is a film for the people of tomorrow  

09/02/2015 | Berlinale 2015 | Panorama

The Days Run Away Like Wild Horses Over the Hills: …Or do they?

The Days Run Away Like Wild Horses Over the Hills: …Or do they?

BERLIN 2015: Using the medium of film, Marcin Malaszczak takes complex concepts almost to the limits of discussion  

07/02/2015 | Berlinale 2015 | Forum

Lukas Valenta Rinner • Director

Interview: Lukas Valenta Rinner • Director

"It's an Austrian thing to focus on social issues or have quite radical points of view"

Cineuropa spoke to Lukas Valenta Rinner about his debut, Parabellum, a film shot in real survival camps in Argentina and presented at Rotterdam  

02/02/2015

The Project of the Century: A heavyweight piece of South American new wave

The Project of the Century: A heavyweight piece of South American new wave

Life after communism in Cuba is explored through a study of the country's first-ever nuclear power plant, which was never brought to completion  

30/01/2015 | IFFR 2015 | Competition

War Book: Thus ends the glory of Britain

War Book: Thus ends the glory of Britain

Tom Harper’s political thriller makes for a riveting look at how Britain makes sense of its place on the global political stage today  

29/01/2015 | IFFR 2015 | Signals

Second Coming: A class act

Second Coming: A class act

A refreshing take on the British experience plays itself out in the home and work environments, and in the greenest of English vales, with a religious, West Indian twist  

28/01/2015 | IFFR 2015 | Bright Future

Bridgend: A dark, asphyxiating teen drama

Bridgend: A dark, asphyxiating teen drama

Jeppe Rønde steps out of documentaries with this studied look at the Bridgend suicide incidents, capturing the intoxicating effects of cults and Wales' beauty perfectly  

26/01/2015 | IFFR 2015 | Competition

Norfolk: A world rewritten

Norfolk: A world rewritten

Classic British realism gets a major absurdist revamp in Martin Radich's enigmatic reimagining of the county of Norfolk  

26/01/2015 | IFFR 2015 | Competition

German Angst: Sex, fascism and genital-shaped monsters

German Angst: Sex, fascism and genital-shaped monsters

The constantly oneiric and uncanny German Angst is a key part of IFFR's focus on the re-emergence of Surrealism this year  

26/01/2015 | IFFR 2015 | Signals

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