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Berlin Film Festival Reveals 2021 Line-up
The Berlin Film Festival may feel slightly different this year, but they are still delivering some high calibre cinema for us. Split into two events this year with a press & industry event taking place virtually between March 1st-5th. Along with blended indoor and outdoor screenings for the public this June.
There is a lot to get excited about with the full line up this year. Directors such as Céline Sciamma, Hong Sang-soo, Ryusuke Hamaguchi and Jim Cummings all feature within the programme. There are also major award season contenders in the mix, including The Mauritanian and French Exit. There is a wide array of cinema from across the globe ready to be devoured courtesy of Berlinale:
COMPETITION
Albatros (Drift Away) (France), dir. Xavier Beauvois
Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn (Romania / Luxemburg / Croatia / Czech Republic), dir. Radu Jude
Fabian – Going to the Dogs (Germany), dir. Dominik Graf
Ballad of a White Cow (Iran / France), dir. Behtash Sanaeeha, Maryam Moghaddam
Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy (Japan), dir. Ryusuke Hamaguchi
Mr. Bachmann and His Class (Germany), dir. Maria Speth
I’m Your Man (Germany), dir. Maria Schrader
Introduction (Korea), dir. Hong Sangsoo
Memory Box (France / Lebanon / Canada / Qatar), dir. Joana Hadjithomas, Khalil Joreige
Next Door (Germany), dir. Daniel Brühl
Petite Maman (France), dir. Céline Sciamma
What Do We See When We Look at the Sky? (Germany / Georgia), dir. Alexandre Koberidze
Forest – I See You Everywhere (Hungary), dir. Bence Fliegauf
Natural Light (Hungary / Latvia / France / Germany), dir. Dénes Nagy
A Cop Movie (Mexico), dir. Alonso Ruizpalacios
BERLINALE SPECIAL
Best Sellers (Canada / United Kingdom), dir. Lina Roessler
Courage (Germany), dir. Aliaksei Paluyan
French Exit (Canada / Ireland), dir. Azazel Jacobs
Je suis Karl (Germany / Czech Republic), dir. Christian Schwochow
Language Lessons (USA), dir. Natalie Morales
Limbo (Hong Kong / People’s Republic of China), dir.Cheang Soi
The Mauritanian (United Kingdom), dir. Kevin Macdonald
For Lucio (Italy), dir. Pietro Marcello
Tides (Germany / Switzerland), dir. Tim Fehlbaum
Tina (USA), dir.Dan Lindsay, T. J. Martin
Who We Were (Germany) dir. Marc Bauder
For more information head over to: https://www.berlinale.de/en/home.html
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