‘Mother’s Baby’ Director Johanna Moder Isn’t Afraid to “Go Somewhere Where It Hurts”
The Austrian filmmaker and TV director, whose new picture premieres at Berlin, discusses casting Claes Bang and babies, ...
Wild, Weird and Bloody: The Berlinale Shines a Light on Forgotten German Genre Films of the '70s
A Berlin retrospective salutes a handful of B-movie masters and grindhouse auteurs in all their gritty glory: "These were ...
Nazi past leads St. Pauli to suspend fan song
Bundesliga club St. Pauli has decided to suspend the playing of its famous "Das Herz von St. Pauli" (The heart of St. Pauli) fan song after research by the Bundesliga club's museum team revealed the ...
Nazi past discovery leads St. Pauli to suspend fan song
Bundesliga side St. Pauli, one of Germany's most politically active football clubs, has decided to suspend the playing of a ...
‘The Light’ Review: Tom Tykwer’s Sanctimonious Paean to White Guilt Is a Quasi-Musical Mess
Tom Tykwer's Berlin Film Festival opener 'The Light' is an unintended paean to white guilt about a Berlin family undoen by ...
Berlin Film Festival 2025: All Of Deadline’s Movie Reviews
The Berlin Film Festival kicked off its 75th anniversary edition February 13 with the opening-night world premiere screening ...
‘The Light’ Review: Tom Tykwer Tests Germany’s White Liberal Guilt With A Bohemian Musical Fantasy – Berlin Film Festival
Read a review of 'The Light,' Tom Tykwer's Berlin Film Festival opener that tests Germany’s white liberal guilt with a ...
‘The Light’ Review: Tom Tykwer’s Self-Indulgent Musings on 21st Century Human Existence Open Berlin on a Trying Note
Lars Eidinger and Nicolette Krebitz star as a German couple in crisis whose dysfunctional family is changed by the arrival of ...