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Delta

Captivating Hungarian film Delta plunges into the wild natural surroundings of the Danube delta in search of a lost paradise where the shadows of tragedy lurk  

02/03/2009 | Films | Reviews

German (co-)productions galore

Domestic productions take pride of place among the new releases hitting German theatres this week. Leading the contingent is UK director Stephen Daldry’s German/US co-production The Reader, which...  

27/02/2009 | Releases | Germany

Toyland wins Best Short honours

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences honoured a German short film during yesterday’s Oscars ceremony in Los Angeles: Jochen Alexander Freydank’s Toyland. The 14-minute winner of the...  

23/02/2009 | Oscars 2009 | Germany

Golden sales for Match Factory in Berlin

Cologne-based sales company The Match Factory has closed key territories on its Berlinale Golden Bear-winning film The Milk of Sorrow and triple winner Gigante, scoring as well with Fatih Akin’s...  

18/02/2009 | Market | Germany

Lucky Friday 13 for 13 directors of Germany 09

Thirty years after the collective film German Autumn (which brought together Fassbinder, Schlöndorff and Edgar Reitz, among others), Tom Tykwer and two producers from NDR TV network were sitting...  

13/02/2009 | Berlinale 2009 | Out of competition/Germany

Poetry and prose in Struck's Sleeping Songs

The Berlinale’s Panorama section – celebrates its 30th anniversary this year – hosted Sleeping Songs, the third film by previous contender Andreas Struck (whose debut feature Chill Out was...  

13/02/2009 | Berlinale 2009 | Panorama/Germany

One indecisive girl and three suitors in Thome’s Pink

Rudolf Thome’s refreshing tale Pink – not the first film in which the German director has focused on women (after Paradiso: Seven Days with Seven Women, Venus Talking, and Woman Driving, Man...  

12/02/2009 | Berlinale 2009 | Special/Germany

Two boys bike around Brandenburg in Light Gradient

German director Jan Krüger presented his second feature, Light Gradient, in the Panorama section of the Berlin Film Festival. The film, produced by Berlin-based publishing house Salzgeber, tells...  

11/02/2009 | Berlinale 2009 | Panorama/Germany

Match Factory picks up Fliegauf’s Womb

The Match Factory, the sales agent behind Gigante, the second most popular title in Official Competition at the Berlinale (after Iran’s About Elly), has added to its slate Womb, the new project by...  

10/02/2009 | Berlinale 2009 | EFM/Germany

Lazy summer days in Everyone Else

Everyone Else, the second feature by 32-year-old director Maren Ade, following her multiple award-winning The Forest for the Trees, received an unenthusiastic press response at its competition...  

09/02/2009 | Berlinale 2009 | Competition/Germany

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