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Tag: Berlin

Rabiye Kurnaz vs. George W. Bush (Rabiye Kurnaz gegen George W. Bush)

Andreas Dresen
2022

Redmond Bacon - 12-02-2022

Expect this Turkish-German comedy to be a domestic hit, with potential international resonance - live from the 72nd Berlin International Film Festival! [Read More...]

Film lovers: win a trip to Cannes or Berlin!

 

DMovies's team - 17-12-2021

Watch 12 dirtylicious European movies for free, vote for your favourite one and win two nights at one of Europe's top international film festivals; hurry out, the competition ends on December 31st! [Read More...]

Precious Ivie (Ivie wie Ivie)

Sarah Blaßkewietz
2021

Redmond Bacon - 21-11-2021

The Afro-German experience is captured with great sensitivity in this must-watch drama debut — live from Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival. [Read More...]

Cocoon (Kokon)

Leonie Krippendorff
2020

Paul Risker - 08-12-2020

German drama captures the raw emotions and the ignorance of youth to their impending existential crisis - in cinemas and on VoD platforms on Friday, December 11th [Read More...]

7500

Patrick Vollrath
2019

Redmond Bacon - 10-08-2019

7500 breathes new life into the plane hijacking thriller by confining all the action in just the cockpit itself. This is one wild ride you won't forget! [Read More...]

The Most Beautiful Girl In The World (Das Schönste Mädchen Der Welt)

Aron Lehmann
2018

Jeremy Clarke - 12-10-2018

Cyrano de Bergerac gets a welcome makeover as a German high school movie featuring rap music – from the Schlingel International Film Festival [Read More...]

Win a flight, hotel and pass to the Berlinale!!!

 

DMovies' team - 13-12-2017

Don't miss the opportunity to attend the largest film festival in the world, with more than 400 films to watch, film stars, professionals and cinephiles to meet and an incredible buzz to experience [Read More...]

In the Intense Now (No Intenso Agora)

João Moreira Salles
2017

Victor Fraga - 11-02-2017

From Brazil to Europe, this profoundly personal documentary is a nostalgic eulogy to the revolutionary vigour of the 1960s - live from the Berlinale [Read More...]