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Lee Pace on Berlin Thriller ‘After This Death’: ‘Elliott Is a Wild Thing. And I Just Had a Really Good Time Thinking About Him...

Lee Pace and his co-star Mia Maestro have been friends for more than a decade. “I can’t believe I’m saying this in an interview,” chuckles Pace, “but Mia and I did...

Ukraine’s Kateryna Gornostai Finds Hope in Berlinale Doc ‘Timestamp’: ‘This Generation Needs to Live’

Ukrainian filmmaker Kateryna Gornostai makes a case for optimism with the Berlinale doc “Timestamp.” “It’s a sad film, but there’s a lot of hope in these kids and in our education...

Shatara Michelle Ford Probes Queer Black Experiences Through the Road Trip Trope in Berlin Panorama Feature ‘Dreams in Nightmares’

Making its international debut in Berlin, Shatara Michelle Ford’s sophomore feature “Dreams in Nightmares” follows queer Black femmes on an impromptu road trip across the American Midwest in search of a...

Why ’Ari’ Helmer Léonor Serraille Thinks a Low Profile Serves Her Best as Director: ‘You Have to Remain at Eye Level, and You Have...

Léonor Serraille has had a career most young directors would dream of — winning the Camera d’Or for her 2017 debut “Montparnasse Bienvenue” before launching her sophomore feature, “Mother and Son,”...

From ‘The Substance’ to ‘Titane’ Genre Films Grab Solid Ground at Top Festivals and at the Box Office

Directors Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani didn’t expect to wind up in competition at Berlin. The duo behind Golden Bear contender “Reflections in a Dead Diamond” are avowed cult filmmakers, having...

Cloud9 Unveils First Look of ‘Blurred’ Starring Alex Pettyfer

Alex Pettyfer (“Magic Mike,” “The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare”) leads the cast of erotic thriller “Blurred,” which Cloud9 is introducing to buyers at the European Film Market. The cast also...

Brittany Shyne on Her Doc ‘Seeds’ and Paying Homage to the Legacy of Black Farmers in the American South

With an agrarian lineage, Brittany Shyne always knew she wanted to make a film about Black land ownership, so she made “Seeds,” her doc feature debut that premieres Jan. 25 in...

Why International Features Earn More Oscar Nominations Across All Categories and Why That Matters

A musical about crimes and identity; a searing drama about political and familial oppression; another about an activist searching for her missing husband; documentaries about sexual assault as told by the...

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