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Berlinale 2021
Berlinale Review: A girl wakes up to misogyny inSummer Blur
Han Shuai's feature debut, Summer Blur, follows thirteen-year-old Guo in a hot summer in Wuhan where everyone seems to be exploiting women. Read the rest of …
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Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy Interview: Ryûsuke Hamaguchi on directing actors
Writer-director Ryûsuke Hamaguchi discusses Berlinale Silver Bear winner Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy, and how his unconventional rehearsal methods get …
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Small pleasures in What do we see when we look at the sky?
Writer-director-editor Aleksandre Koberidze's Berlinale film, What do we see when we look at the sky?, chronicles small pleasures in the life of a …
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Berlinale Review: Teen girls seek the end of the world in Short Vacation
In Kwon Min-pyo and Seo Hansol’s Short Vacation, four thirteen-year-old girls set out to complete their summer photography assignment: photograph the end of the …
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Berlinale Review: I’m Your Man — Are mirrors the perfect lovers?
In Maria Schrader's Berlinale film I'm Your Man, a cuneiform researcher is torn between her ethics and the appeal of a robot lover who meets all her …
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