Issue 20
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The final screenings I attended at the Berlinale consisted of some high-profile anti-climaxes and a couple of interesting films from Asia.
The screening of the Bosnian film Na Putu (On the Path) was highly anticipated because it was directed by Jasmila _banić, her follo... Read More
The Press Screening Marathon Continues...
A Berlinale Palast morning screening of the American indie The Kids Are All Right (screened out of competition), with some well known names (Julianne Moore, Annette Bening, Mark Ruffalo), was an original slant on family relationsh... Read More
I was attracted to the screening of the French film Orly not just because I usually trust French films but also I have had a sometime fascination with this airport (that I have never been to) ever since I saw the 1962 sci-fi photo-roman short film La Jetée by Ch... Read More
With the promotion, the glamour, the hype, the word of mouth and, of course, the stars, the Berlinale once again underlines its status as not just one of the key A-List film festivals of the world but also one of the biggest global media events. In this, its 60th edition, it's not hard to see why... Read More
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