Sideshow and Janus Films acquire North American rights to Orlando, My Political Biography following its acclaimed Berlinale premiere.
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Paul B. Preciado's Orlando: My Political Biography takes a cue from Virginia Woolf to explore identity and imagination in all their forms.
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Claire Simon delivers a probing documentary epic about women, their bodies, and the intimacy of examining the examined in Our Bodies.
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Roger Ross Williams and Brooklyn Sudano deliver a thorough portrait of the late disco diva in Love to Love You, Donna Summer.
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The Castle is a documentary film dressed up in beguiling elements of fabulous fiction and defies easy categorization with its genre-bending slice of fantastic realism.
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Tatiana Huezo's latest film El Eco is a hypnotic and jubilant portrait of a family of labourer in rural Mexico.
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Lina Rodriguez crafts an impressionist portrait of Latin American migrants in Canada with the voices of three women in Mis dos voces.
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New films by Jacqueline Mills, Lina Rodriguez, and Miryam Charles set to premiere at Berlin Film Festival.
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Dieter Bachmann deserves the German Cross of Merit; Maria Speth deserves a Bear for the craft and heart demonstrated in her Berlinale title Herr Bachmann and His Class.
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Philippe Falardeau opens the 70th Berlin International Film Festival with the world premiere of his coming-of-age film My Salinger Year — “based on a true story,” a recurring disclaimer on Berlinale screens.
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