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Berlinale Film Festival

Alex Heeney / March 4, 2021

Berlinale Review: I’m Your Man — Are mirrors the perfect lovers?

In Maria Schrader’s I Am Your Man, a cuneiform researcher is torn between her ethics and the appeal of a robot lover who meets all her needs.

Alex Heeney / March 3, 2021

Berlinale Review: The long goodbyes of Céline Sciamma’s Petite Maman

In Céline Sciamma’s fifth feature, Petite Maman, getting to know your mother is like chasing after a ghost.

Alex Heeney / March 2, 2021

Danis Goulet on her Indigenous sci-fi thriller Night Raiders

Cree filmmaker Danis Goulet discusses her feature debut Night Raiders, which looks at motherhood and the horrors of residential schools through a sci-fi lens.

Supa Modo

Elena Lazic / June 20, 2018

Review: Supa Modo is the superhero we need

Premiering in the Generation section at the Berlinale, the Kenyan film Supa Modo from Likarion Wainaina was one of the very best at the festival, and deserves to become a classic.

Irene Lusztig, Yours in Sisterhood, Berlinale

Elena Lazic / March 14, 2018

Irene Lusztig: ‘To me, conflict is as important as empathy’

Irene Lusztig discusses making Yours in Sisterhood, a documentary that allows for a respectful dialogue between different perspectives and feminisms.

Leilah Weinraub, Shakedown, Berlinale 18

Elena Lazic / February 22, 2018

Leilah Weinraub on exalting hedonism in Shakedown

Leilah Weinraub discusses Shakedown, waiting for the right climate to release her film on black lesbian club nights, the pitfalls of classic documentary practice, and trusting your audience.

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