Berlinale Goes Kiez is back for a second year. On seven evenings starting Feb.12, a neighborhood movie theater — from Friedrichshagen to Wilmersdorf — will serve as an additional Berlinale screening venue for two films from different festival sections.
PANAHI SHOWCASE
In a show of support for Jafar Panahi, the Berlinale is holding a number of events dedicated to the imprisoned Iranian filmmaker, including screening his femme soccer story
COMPETITION PROGRAM
- “A Mysterious World” (Argentina/Germany/Uruguay)
Director: Rodrigo Moreno - “Coriolanus” (U.K.)
Director: Ralph Fiennes - “Come Rain Come Shine” (S. Korea)
Director: Lee Yoon-ki - “The Forgiveness of Blood” (U.S./Albania/Denmark/Italy)
Director: Joshua Marston - “The Future” (Germany/U.S.)
Director: Miranda July - “If Not Us, Who” (Germany)
Director: Andres Veiel - “Innocent Saturday” (Russia/Germany/Ukraine)
Director: Alexander Mindadze - “Lipstikka” (Israel/U.K.)
Director: Jonathan Sagall - “Margin Call” (U.S.)
Director: J.C. Chandor - “Nader and Simin, A Separation” (Iran)
Director: Asghar Farhadi - “Our Grand Despair” (Turkey/Germany/Netherlands)
Director: Seyfi Teoman - “The Prize” (Mexico/France/Poland/Germany)
Director: Paula Markovitch - “Sleeping Sickness” (Germany/France/Netherlands)
Director: Ulrich Koehler - “Tales of the Night” (France)
Director: Michel Ocelot - “The Turin Horse” (Hungary/France/Germany/Switzerland/U.S.)
Director: Bela Tarr - “Yelling to the Sky” (U.S.)
Director: Victoria Mahoney
OUT-OF-COMPETITION
- “Almanya — Willkommen in Deutschland” (Germany)
Director: Yasemin Samdereli - “My Best Enemy” (Austria/Luxemburg)
Director: Wolfgang Murnberger - “Unknown” (Germany/U.K./France)
Director: Jaume Collet-Serra - “Pina” (Germany/France)
Director: Wim Wenders - “Service Entrance” (France)
Director: Philippe Le Guay - “True Grit” (U.S.)
Directors: Joel and Ethan Coen
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