Tag: 2026 Berlin International Film Festival

Yoshitoshi Shinomiya steps into feature directing with A New Dawn, moving away from the high-gloss sheen ...

Roya, a teacher and activist, finds herself swallowed by the concrete maw of Tehran’s Evin Prison. ...

The film opens on a white wall inside a Berlin construction office. The space feels scrubbed ...

Queen at Sea settles into a heavy mood from its first images of North London, where ...

Sam Pollard turns his camera from the torn ground of the American Civil Rights movement toward ...

Mihail lives in Montreal, where he has successfully rebranded himself as Michel. For thirty years, he ...

Ulrike Ottinger returns to cinema with a work that plays like a fevered recollection of European ...

The film opens with an image that treats the human eye like an exposed nerve. The ...

We Are All Strangers closes out an unofficial run of films by Anthony Chen that keep ...

The soil of 17th-century Germany carries the muffled hush left by the Thirty Years War. Through ...