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Berlin film festival 2016

March 2016

  • George Clooney: ‘Trump’s just an opportunist.’

    The G2 interview
    George Clooney interview: ‘Donald Trump is a xenophobic fascist’

    The superstar is playing a ‘numbskull’ for the Coens again in Hollywood satire Hail, Caesar! In an exclusive interview he talks about why he should have cast more black actors, the stranger-than-fiction presidential campaign and his faith in fellow Americans to ‘do the right thing’
  • Fire at Sea film still

    Italian PM to give migration film to heads of state at EU summit

    Matteo Renzi says he will bring 27 copies of Gianfranco Rosi’s award-winning documentary Fire at Sea to Turkey meeting
  • Andrew Pulver

    Film blog
    Why Fire at Sea sailed away with the Berlin film festival's Golden Bear

    Andrew Pulver
    The Berlinale jury got it right. Gianfranco Rosi’s documentary about the migrant crisis in Europe engages deeply with a key topic of our time, but also displays a distinctive, humane cinematic style
  • Meryl Streep with the long-suffering festival jury on the red carpet in Berlin last week.

    Berlin film festival 2016 roundup: serious gems and stylish risks

    The Coens splashed out, Cynthia Nixon channelled Emily Dickinson – and Meryl Streep marshalled a hard-pressed jury. Willkommen to Berlin…
  • The Ones Below

    First look review
    The Ones Below review: shades of Polanski in chilling pregnancy potboiler

    The London upper middle classes are finely dissected in this debut film by David Farr, featuring two couples, both expecting – leading to enormous audience unease
  • Director Gianfranco Rosi  holds his Golden Bear for best film next to US actor and jury president Meryl Streep

    Berlin film festival awards top prize to refugee crisis documentary Fire at Sea

    Jury president Meryl Streep praises Gianfranco Rosi’s film on Mediterranean island of Lampedusa, where thousands of asylum seekers have arrived
  • Cinema For Peace Gala 2016<br>BERLIN, GERMANY - FEBRUARY 15: Nadya, singer of Pussy Riot , Nadeschda Andrejewna Tolokonnikowa (C) and her husband and Charlize Theron (R)  during the Cinema For Peace Gala 2016 during the 66th Berlinale International Film Festival on February 15, 2016 in Berlin, Germany.  (Photo by Gisela Schober/Getty Images for Cinema For Peace)

    The debate
    Was it wrong to get celebrities to pose wearing emergency blankets for refugees?

    Emma Graham-Harrison and Tim Finch
    A fundraiser organised by the Cinema for Peace Foundation set teeth on edge. But there’s no such thing as bad publicity, right?
  • Gérard Depardieu and Benoît Poelvoorde in Saint Amour.

    Saint Amour review: Gérard Depardieu irresistible as boozy farmer on road trip

  • Peter Bradshaw

    Welcome to Berlin’s film festival, and a not so special relationship in Deutsche Brooklyn

    Peter Bradshaw
  • Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and  Charlize Theron don emergency blankets

    Refugee crisis brought into sharp focus at Berlin film festival

  • A scene from ‘A Lullaby to the Sorrowful Mystery’ - and eight hour long historical drama whose Filipino director Lav Diaz took two decades to make.

    Berlin film festival: director defends eight-hour movie that features hour-long lunch break

  • The Commune - 66th Berlin Film Festival<br>epa05139556 An undated handout film still provided by the Berlinale organization on 02 February 2016 shows Danish actors Ulrich Thomsen (L) and Helene Reingaard Neumann in a scene of 'Kollektivet' (The Commune). The movie by Danish director Thomas Vinterberg will be presented in the official Competition program at the 66th Berlin International Film Festival 'Berlinale' that will run from 11 to 21 February 2016.  EPA/HENRIK PETIT / BERLINALE / HANDOUT ATTENTION EDITORS: FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY IN CONNECTION WITH CURRENT REPORTING ON THE BERLINALE 2016/ USAGE PERMITTED ONLY UNTIL 21 MARCH 2016 HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES

    The Commune review – home is where the hurt is

  • Alejandro González Iñárritu and Leonardo DiCaprio on the set of The Revenant

    The Guardian's Film Weekly
    Iñárritu's 'bad decision' and Tim Roth's comeback – the Dailies podcast

  • Zero Days documentary cyberwar Berlin Film Festival

    Zero Days review – a disturbing portrait of malware as the future of war

    Alex Gibney’s new documentary argues that cyber-attacks are the next big thing in war, offering not just the ability to spy, but to launch a complete offensive
  • Fearing arms: Spike Lee at the Berlin film festival’s Chi-Raq press conference.

    Spike Lee: I'll vote for Sanders to stop Trump from getting nuclear access

  • Colin Firth at the Berlin film festival press conference for Genius

    Colin Firth at the Berlin film festival: 'If someone wants me to wear a mankini in a film, I will'

  • Genius - 66th Berlin Film Festival<br>epa05139546 An undated handout film still provided by Pinewood Films via the Berlinale organization on 02 February 2016 shows British actors Colin Firth (L) and Jude Law in a scene of 'Genius'. The movie by British director Michael Grandage will be presented in the official Competition program at the 66th Berlin International Film Festival 'Berlinale' that will run from 11 to 21 February 2016.  EPA/MARC BRENNER / PINEWOOD FILMS / HANDOUT ATTENTION EDITORS: FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY IN CONNECTION WITH CURRENT REPORTING ON THE BERLINALE 2016/ USAGE PERMITTED ONLY UNTIL 21 MARCH 2016 HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES

    Genius review – Colin Firth and Jude Law's literary bromance needs an edit

  • An instalation by Chinese artist and free-speech advocate Ai Weiwei with life jackets left by migrants on Greek beaches is seen on columns at the Schauspielhaus concert hall during the 66th Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin, Germany, February 13, 2016. Ai Weiwei used about 14,000 discarded life jackets, which he obtained from authorities from the Greek island of Lesbos for this memorial project. REUTERS/Stefanie Loos        EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVE

    The Guardian's Film Weekly
    Michael Moore flops and the best of the Berlin film festival – the Dailies film podcast

  • The Seasons in Quincy: Four Portraits of John Berger review - Tilda Swinton's demonstration of affection

  • Death in Sarajevo review – Danis Tanovic's multi-levelled satire on Europe's decrepit glory

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