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For the 75th Anniversary of the Berlinale
75 years of the Berlinale – that’s 75 years full of stories, minor and major scandals, unforgettable moments and, above all, a long and passionate tale of unwavering love for the cinema. For 75 years, the festival has been bringing images and narratives from all over the world to Berlin, opening up new horizons, drawing the unfamiliar closer, moving the focus onto the repressed and forgotten, prompting both laughter and tears.
The Closing Ceremony of 76th Festival De Cannes
What does belonging mean? How can one experience it when home, that primary site of belonging, evokes a disjointed, ruptured emotion, not quite lending ease or…
The Closing Ceremony of 76th Festival De Cannes
What does belonging mean? How can one experience it when home, that primary site of belonging, evokes a disjointed, ruptured emotion, not quite lending ease or…
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