Berlin International Film Festival Archives

ALWAYS AMBER

A kaleidoscopic collage of various video formats that beats in synch with the restless heart of its teenage protagonist

by Jakob Åsell 1 March 202029 April 2020

Soviet takedown is a resolute, old-fashioned historical drama in the best sense

by David G. Hughes 12 May 201924 June 2020

A story of ultimate acceptance, class dichotomy, and the crucifix that love can be

by Savina Petkova 20 March 201929 June 2020

Showcases the necessity of a practical feminism for the everyday small-town woman

by Savina Petkova 21 February 201929 June 2020

Berlinale film enlarges the documentary genre’s repertoire of formats

by Manon Girault 15 February 201929 June 2020

An elegiac poem to father-son relationships and the tumultuous Nordic landscape that mediates it

by Manon Girault 13 February 201929 June 2020

François Ozon wrestles with theological questions on His own turf

by David G. Hughes 11 February 20192 May 2020

Symbolic layers, religion, history, and myths take centre stage in soul-searching Greek drama

by Savina Petkova 11 February 20192 May 2020

Lone Scherfig is cheerleader for a straightforward, universal, quasi-religious empathy

by Savina Petkova 9 February 201923 May 2020

Less mea culpa for Casey Affleck, more a bold testament to parenthood and self-assertion

by Savina Petkova 9 February 201923 May 2020