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Berlin Winner ‘Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy’ Closes Spain, China, Brazil, Hong Kong for M-Appeal (EXCLUSIVE) - variety.com - Spain - Brazil - China - Japan - Berlin - Hong Kong
variety.com
11.03.2021 / 18:32

Berlin Winner ‘Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy’ Closes Spain, China, Brazil, Hong Kong for M-Appeal (EXCLUSIVE)

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentBerlin Grand Jury Prize winner “Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy,” Japanese writer-director Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s deft three-story reflection on chance, the legacy of love and the contrariness of erotic desire, has clinched further key territory sales for its sales agent M-Appeal World Sales.Fast on the footsteps of clinching the top Berlinale 2021 Silver Bear in March 5’s Berlin prize announcement, “Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy” this week closed Spain

‘Dirty Feathers’ Is A Compassionate & Heartbreaking Look At Homelessness [Berlin Review] - theplaylist.net - Texas - Berlin - county El Paso
theplaylist.net
10.03.2021 / 22:11

‘Dirty Feathers’ Is A Compassionate & Heartbreaking Look At Homelessness [Berlin Review]

Filmed in glossy black and white, and adopting a non-judgmental vérité approach, director Carlos Alfonso Corral’s debut is a humanizing look at a small section of the homeless population in El Paso, Texas. “Dirty Feathers,” is a short, but thematically rich, film about those on the margins of society.

‘Stop-Zemlia’ Is A Sympathetic Portrait Of The Tidal Forces Of Teenagehood [Berlin Review] - theplaylist.net - Berlin
theplaylist.net
05.03.2021 / 19:33

‘Stop-Zemlia’ Is A Sympathetic Portrait Of The Tidal Forces Of Teenagehood [Berlin Review]

One year in the life of a teenager can feel like an eternity. The intensity of the fleeting romances, the wild swings between happiness and despair, the thrilling yet uneasy anticipation of a future that seems simultaneously imminent and distant — it’s a wonder that we come out of adolescence intact.

‘What Do We See When We Look At The Sky?’: Alexandre Koberidze Creates A Compelling Fable From The Putty Of Love [Berlin Review] - theplaylist.net - Berlin
theplaylist.net
05.03.2021 / 18:28

‘What Do We See When We Look At The Sky?’: Alexandre Koberidze Creates A Compelling Fable From The Putty Of Love [Berlin Review]

How often does the cosmos grant us love at first sight? What if you were to be given such an exceptional gift, derived from an impossible encounter in the middle of the street, only for it to be teasingly snatched away? You may think it far from likely, but this is precisely what happens to Giorgi (Giorgi Bochorishvili), and Lisa (Ani Karseladze) in “What Do We See When We Look at the Sky? Continue reading ‘What Do We See When We Look At The Sky?’: Alexandre Koberidze Creates A Compelling Fable

Berlin Prize-Winner ‘Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy’ Adds Further Territory Sales (EXCLUSIVE) - variety.com - Japan - Greece - Berlin
variety.com
05.03.2021 / 17:29

Berlin Prize-Winner ‘Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy’ Adds Further Territory Sales (EXCLUSIVE)

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorSales agent M-Appeal has closed further territory deals for Japanese filmmaker Ryūsuke Hamaguchi’s “Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy,” which just won the Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize at the Berlin Film Festival.Benelux rights have gone to September Film, and StraDa Films has picked the film up in Greece. September Film plans to release the title theatrically post pandemic.

Berlin: Ryusuke Hamaguchi Shares the Writing Process Behind 'Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy' - www.hollywoodreporter.com - Japan - Berlin
hollywoodreporter.com
05.03.2021 / 01:18

Berlin: Ryusuke Hamaguchi Shares the Writing Process Behind 'Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy'

Japanese filmmaker Ryusuke Hamaguchi returns to what are fast becoming his signature themes in Berlin competition contender Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy: Odd coincidence, mysterious doubling, and intelligent women compelled by powerful but uncertain feelings. Many critics likened Hamaguchi's 2015 breakthrough, Happy Hour, to a sprawling literary novel (the film was five hours long and won plaudits for its beguiling dialog and finely observed set pieces).

‘A Cop Movie’: An Incisive & Formally Daring Deep Dive Into Mexico City’s Police Force [Berlin Review] - theplaylist.net - USA - Mexico - Berlin - city Mexico
theplaylist.net
04.03.2021 / 18:57

‘A Cop Movie’: An Incisive & Formally Daring Deep Dive Into Mexico City’s Police Force [Berlin Review]

The first thing to understand about the social dynamics in Mexico around police is that they differ greatly from how the public in the United States relates to law enforcement officers. Stateside, both the uncritical reverence some feel toward them—namely the Blue Lives Matter crowd—and the terror they incite among BIPOC communities emanate from their violent efficaciousness and status as inflexible figures reveling in a lack of accountability.

‘Introduction’: A Smaller, Quieter Addition To Hong Sang-soo’s Already Intimate & Delicate Touch [Berlin Review] - theplaylist.net - South Korea - Berlin
theplaylist.net
04.03.2021 / 18:45

‘Introduction’: A Smaller, Quieter Addition To Hong Sang-soo’s Already Intimate & Delicate Touch [Berlin Review]

As industry guests enjoy the Berlinale from home this year, eagle-eyed viewers will take pleasure in spotting a familiar location in the latest film from South Korean auteur and festival-regular Hong Sang-soo. If we can’t stroll around Potsdamer Platz this year, at least the characters in “Introduction“ can share a moment there.

'Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy' ('Guzen to sozo'): Film Review | Berlin 2021 - www.hollywoodreporter.com - Japan - Tokyo - Berlin
hollywoodreporter.com
04.03.2021 / 17:48

'Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy' ('Guzen to sozo'): Film Review | Berlin 2021

Japanese writer-director Ryusuke Hamaguchi won wide acclaim and festival prizes with his 2015 breakthrough feature, the bittersweet ensemble drama Happy Hour. But the nuanced, novelistic eye behind that delicately observed five-hour epic seemed to desert Hamaguchi on his 2018 anti-romance Asako I & II, which premiered to lukewarm reviews in Cannes.

Berlin Review: Céline Sciamma’s ‘Petite Maman’ Is Arrestingly Original And Alive - deadline.com - France - Berlin
deadline.com
04.03.2021 / 00:58

Berlin Review: Céline Sciamma’s ‘Petite Maman’ Is Arrestingly Original And Alive

The two most mature and emotionally insightful seven-year-old girls you’ve ever encountered in your life are the subjects of Petite Maman. Magnetically attentive to the serious “things of life,” as the French put it, Céline Sciamma’s 72-minute study of an intense brief friendship between two girls of extraordinary similar looks prioritizes insight and emotional awareness over any artificial plot constructs. The result is a piercingly satisfying chamber drama with a lovely intimate feel.

Despite Clichéd Aesthetics, ‘Tina’ Is An Emotionally Potent Documentary [Berlin Review] - theplaylist.net - Berlin - county Turner
theplaylist.net
03.03.2021 / 22:44

Despite Clichéd Aesthetics, ‘Tina’ Is An Emotionally Potent Documentary [Berlin Review]

The latest from T.J.Martin and Daniel Lindsay, directors of “Undefeated” and “LA 92,” “TINA” looks like another documentary that came off of a factory line, complete with the usual panning shots of contact sheets, dramatic zooms into rolling tapes, cross-cutting between audio interviews and their published print versions, melodramatic score cues doing their best to emulate Philip Glass.

Berlin: Cinema Guild Takes 'Introduction,' Hong Sangsoo Slate for U.S. - www.hollywoodreporter.com - South Korea - Berlin - city Sangsoo
hollywoodreporter.com
03.03.2021 / 21:57

Berlin: Cinema Guild Takes 'Introduction,' Hong Sangsoo Slate for U.S.

Cinema Guild has picked up U.S. distribution rights to Introduction, the new film from acclaimed South Korean auteur Hong Sangsoo (The Woman Who Ran) thatpremiered in competition this week at the Berlin International Film Festival.

‘Petite Maman’:Céline Sciamma Delivers An Intimate Tale Of Grief And Parenthood [Berlin Review] - theplaylist.net - Berlin
theplaylist.net
03.03.2021 / 20:35

‘Petite Maman’:Céline Sciamma Delivers An Intimate Tale Of Grief And Parenthood [Berlin Review]

There is an unavoidable distance in life between ourselves and those who came before. Parents, grandparents; no matter how open and honest they are with their children or younger relatives, there is a sense that their pasts remain partial enigmas.

Hong Sangsoo’s Berlin Competition Pic ‘Introduction’ Lands At Cinema Guild - deadline.com - Berlin - city Sangsoo
deadline.com
03.03.2021 / 18:24

Hong Sangsoo’s Berlin Competition Pic ‘Introduction’ Lands At Cinema Guild

Cinema Guild has taken U.S. rights to Introduction, Hong Sangsoo’s latest feature that was selected in this year’s competition program at the Berlin International Film Festival.

Berlin Facetime: ‘We’ Director Alice Diop On Memory, History and Connection - variety.com - France - Berlin
variety.com
03.03.2021 / 10:09

Berlin Facetime: ‘We’ Director Alice Diop On Memory, History and Connection

Ben Croll Playing in Berlin’s Encounters sidebar, the French documentary “We” spins a tapestry of small moments and personal recollections, finding connections in the lives of migrants, immigrants, lovesick teens and retirees without downplaying their hardships.

‘Brother’s Keeper’ Is A Damning Study Of The Ruthless Inertia Of Bureaucracy [Berlin Review] - theplaylist.net - Berlin - Kurdistan
theplaylist.net
02.03.2021 / 21:05

‘Brother’s Keeper’ Is A Damning Study Of The Ruthless Inertia Of Bureaucracy [Berlin Review]

For the students at a remote boarding school for Kurdish boys, survival is a matter of course, particularly during the frigid depths of winter. The meals are meager, the heating doesn’t work, and even the principal’s car won’t start.

‘Next Door’: Daniel Brühl’s Directorial Debut Interrogates His Own Life Doesn’t Dig Deep Enough [Berlin Review] - theplaylist.net - Berlin
theplaylist.net
02.03.2021 / 19:03

‘Next Door’: Daniel Brühl’s Directorial Debut Interrogates His Own Life Doesn’t Dig Deep Enough [Berlin Review]

It’s always interesting to see what an actor will deliver as they make the step towards directing, and for “Next Door” director and star Daniel Brühl has not shied away from a premise that closely parallels, yet distorts, his own life. It’s a film that explores a space of conversation highlighted to great effect in Bong Joon-ho’s recent towering success, “Parasite,” toying with societal dichotomies and opening up discussions around wealth, class, gentrification, and spatial divides.

‘Introduction’ Review: A Narrow but Deceptively Deep Cut of Hong Sangsoo Simplicity - variety.com - North Korea - Berlin - city Sangsoo
variety.com
02.03.2021 / 18:15

‘Introduction’ Review: A Narrow but Deceptively Deep Cut of Hong Sangsoo Simplicity

Jessica Kiang Like cracking a window in a stuffy room, it sometimes feels as if Hong Sangsoo’s films are where festival lineups go when they need to breathe. The 2021 Berlin Film Festival takes a quick, deep lungful with “Introduction,” an airy 66-minute sampler of everything the Korean director’s fans admire, which is coincidentally everything his detractors dislike.

Berlin Review: ‘Tina’ Documentary Paints Vivid Picture Of Musical Legend Tina Turner - deadline.com - Berlin
deadline.com
02.03.2021 / 15:38

Berlin Review: ‘Tina’ Documentary Paints Vivid Picture Of Musical Legend Tina Turner

Dan Lindsay and T.J. Martin co-directed the sports documentary Undefeated in 2011, and their Berlin Film Festival Special Gala, Tina, could have shared the same title.

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