By Andrew Horn
I used to be a big fan of Guy de Maupassant and in fact I once made a film based on three of his stories - I used to describe it as a story within a story, in which one of the characters tells a story. So I, of course, also read Continue Reading
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Berlinale 2012 - All's Well that Ends...
Posted on February 25, 2012 by Ahorn
This post was posted in Documentary Films, Berlin Kalender, Fiction films, Events
and was tagged with berlinale, 3d, robert pattinson, guy de maupassant, tsui hark, flying swords of dragon gate, vito russo, vito, celluloid clost, gay activism, la vierge les coptes et moi -
Notes from the Berlinale - Woman Times Seven
Posted on February 18, 2012 by Ahorn
By Andrew Horn
I started off Saturday with “Marina Abramovic: The Artist Is Present” playing in the Panorama. During "Iron Sky", I met a critic friend of mine and asked her if she had seen it. She acknowledged that it was ok but semi dismissed it as “typical HBO”. But okay, I’m interested in Marina Abramovic Continue Reading
This post was posted in Arsenal - Institute for Film and Video Art, Berlin Kalender, Fiction films
and was tagged with berlinale, andrew horn, whiteonwhite, eve sussman, rufus corporation, zhang yimou, flowers of war, young adult, jason reitman, diablo cody, charlize theron, marina abramovic, miss mend, jayne mansfield's car, billy bob thornton, patton oswalt -
Interview with Wieland Speck
Posted on January 14, 2012 by LauraHZ
In OTHER SIDE OF THE SCREEN - 100 YEARS OF MOVIEMENTO CINEMA, Speck reminisces about his tenure as the programmer of the influential Berlin-Kreuzberg counterculture cinema Moviemento (then called Tali) in the 1970s.
This post was posted in Documentary Films, Exclusive Video Interviews
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Berlinale = Hyperlinale
Posted on February 18, 2010 by le_redacteur
This post was posted in Global
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Berlinale: The Robber Runs
Posted on February 15, 2010 by le_redacteur
This post was posted in Indie Fiction, History films
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Berlinale: Forum Expanded - Art, Conception and Experiments
Posted on February 13, 2010 by le_redacteur
This post was posted in Green Movies/Environmental Films, Documentary Films
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The Berlinale has started - with Anke Engelke and the film “Tuan Yuan”
Posted on February 12, 2010 by le_redacteur
The Berlin Film Festival appears to have finally achieved what it has long striven for: well produced and professional entertainment (for the most part at least!) with lively staging, video clips, music shows and good moderation. In decades past, the Berlinale has had all the flair of an amateur theater production. Under-rehearsed at best and Continue Reading
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