Tag: Berlin Film Festival 2015

Despite being the son of a senator and a former government minister, Chilean director Pablo Larraín states that his political ...

Financing a film is a notoriously tricky process. There are legendary stories of budgetary excess, but the problem nearly everyone ...

Fast paced and full of absurd comic situations, shot in black and white and wearing its affection for the French ...

Phan Dang Di’s account of a young photography student exploring new opportunities at the turn of the millennium in a ...

No one can accuse Russian director Alexey German Jr. of lacking ambition. His drifting, elliptical tour through the confusion in ...

Have you ever felt life is beyond your control? Operating somewhere between knowing wink and madness, Japanese writer/director Sabu suggests ...

In 1930, world famous Russian director Sergei Eisenstein found himself in Mexico prepping for an unfinishable project that would end ...

When Let the Bullets Fly first appeared in 2010 it felt like a breath of fresh air. Lighting up the ...

Life in the Albanian mountains offers up two choices. You’re either a man, or you obey one. For anyone who, ...

It’s been a tough old time for Oliver Hirschbiegel in recent years. His last film, the dreadful Diana (2013) saw ...