Berlin

February 28, 2020

Water under the bridge: Christian Petzold, director of Berlinale sensation Undine, talks about themes of romantic loss and betrayal in his work

February 27, 2020

Cracking up: Jonathan Romney joins to discuss Delete History, DAU. Natasha, and Hong Sangsoo’s latest, among others

February 26, 2020

In the weeds: Jessica Green and Devika Girish join to discuss Siberia, All the Dead Ones, Mogul Mowgli and more

February 25, 2020

At first sight: our first dispatch jumps into the deep end with Christian Petzold’s Undine and Philippe Garrel’s The Salt of Tears

February 19, 2020

Sink or swim: on paper at least, the 70th edition of the festival looks to be as exciting as any in recent memory

March 4, 2019

State of transition: this year's highlights point toward a welcome renewal for the venerable festival

March 13, 2018

On the edge: this year’s competition featured new work from Petzold, Porumboiu, and Hong, as well as new voices from around the world

February 27, 2018

Leningrad bebop: the Russian filmmaker forges his own darkly comic vision of ’70s Soviet society in Dovlatov

April 11, 2017

Uncertain ground: this year's fest had no choice but to deal with the world's troubles

February 27, 2017

Celluloid is colder than death: a crucial rediscovered Fassbinder work headlined the restorations and revivals at this year’s Berlinale