Movie and TV show reviews

The award-winning filmmaker Carla Simon, known for her Berlin Golden Bear win with “Alcarràs,” is set to premiere her upcoming film titled “Romería.” This production is nearing completion, and it tells the story of a woman who embarks on a journey to connect with her biological father’s family following his death from AIDS. This heartfelt project holds deep personal significance for Simon, as AIDS tragically claimed the lives of both her parents when she was only six years old.

Eva Libertad’s first full-length film, titled “Deaf,” will have its grand premiere in the Panorama section. This feature is an adaptation of a short film with the same title, and it was first showcased worldwide. The film has been distributed by Latido Films and produced by Distinto Films, A Contracorriente Films, and Nexus CreaFilms. Notably, “Deaf” is based on Libertad’s Goya-nominated short of the same name.

The premiere of Eva Libertad’s debut feature, “Deaf,” will take place in the Panorama section. This movie is an extension of a short film with the same title, which had its global debut. Latido Films distributed the film, while Distinto Films, A Contracorriente Films, and Nexus CreaFilms produced it. Importantly, “Deaf” was inspired by Libertad’s Goya-nominated short of the same name.

David Cunio and his younger brother Ariel are among hostages yet to be freed.

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Fifty years on, director Ido Fluk is unveiling “Köln 75” in Berlin, a movie focusing on the woman who made a groundbreaking mark in jazz history. Surprisingly, Keith Jarrett isn’t keen on revisiting this moment. Fluk discusses the enjoyable film with EbMaster, featuring John Magaro from “September 5” as Keith Jarrett and Mala Emde, a rising German talent, as Vera Brandes. He explains why it was crucial to highlight Vera’s achievements, providing her with the recognition and spotlight she truly deserves.

Mascaro says, “Every movie I’ve made stands out distinctly from the others, yet they all have remarkable qualities,” Mascaro shares with EbMaster before the Berlinale premiere. “I feel incredibly honored to contribute to this diverse collection.

Title Character: DJ Ahmet
Director: Georgi M. Unkovski
Producers: Ivan Unkovski, Ivana Shekutkoska

Arriving from a lively debut at Sundance, this Czech minority co-production tells the story of a 15-year-old boy living in a secluded North Macedonian village. Struggling under the weight of an overbearing father and societal expectations, he finds solace in music as a means of escape.
Distributor: Films Boutique

A year ago at this point, things were quite slow for me,” David Minkowski, head of production at Stillking, explains. “I had few calls coming in, not many budgets to work on, and only a minimal number of scouts we were setting up.” Fast forward to now, and it’s almost as busy as before the strike.”

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“David Minkowski, head of production at Stillking, recalls that this time last year was slow. He had few calls, few budgets, and only a small number of scouts. However, today, things are almost as bustling as they were before the strike.

A group of five innovative content creators aiming to tap into the burgeoning power of African and diaspora-related material, Yetu (Un)Limited, has been chosen as one of the five participants in this year’s Company Matching program at the Berlinale Co-Production Market.

To put it simply, most viewers with an open mind likely wouldn’t categorize the Peacock broadcast that lasted nearly three and a half hours as something to watch out of hatred. The majority of the artists from different generations performed admirably, with few major flops. Bill Murray’s seemingly off-the-cuff humor and the Post Malone/Nirvana collaboration didn’t quite meet expectations, but fell short rather than being disastrous. However, a concert featuring Jack White, Bonnie Raitt, Brandi Carlile, Lauryn Hill, David Byrne, Robyn, and Cher is aiming for more than just high ratings. It’s making an effort to replicate the diverse and influential spirit of the 50-year-old show at its peak.