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a fine selection of short films

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      • À l’entrée de la nuit
      • Atkūrimas
      • Aletsch Negative
      • Cause of Death
      • Celle qui porte la pluie
      • A Demonstration
      • Écume
      • Filipiñana
      • Genius Loci
      • Girl and Body
      • Gumnaam Din
      • HaMa’azin
      • How to Disappear
      • Huntsville Station
      • Inflorescence
      • It Wasn´t the Right Mountain, Mohammad
      • My Galactic Twin Galaction
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„Deine Strasse“ / press

Press reviews and interviews for „Deine Strasse“ by Güzin Kar „An einem Film bin ich aber direkt hängen geblieben. „Deine…

Berlinale 2021, deine strasse, güzin kar, press

„Ventana“/ press

Press coverage for „Ventana“ by Edgar Jorge Baralt „La foto era la de una ventana con unos vitrales de colores,…

Berlinale 2021, Edgar Jorge Baralt, press, Ventana

“Ventana” / through the eyes of…

“Ventana” seen through the eyes of Alejo Franzetti, member of the preselection team of Berlinale Shorts. UMBRAL Light, sound, air. A…

Berlinale 2021, Through the eyes of, Ventana

Edgar Jorge Baralt on “Ventana” / interview

Born in Caracas, Venezuela in 1988, he studied film and video at the California Institute of the Arts. His work…

Berlinale 2021, Edgar Jorge Baralt, interview, Ventana

„One Hundred Steps“ / press

Press reviews for „One Hundred Steps“ by Bárbara Wagner and Benjamin de Burca  „The second part of the film takes…

Bárbara Wagner, Benjamin de Burca, Berlinale 2021, One Hundred Steps, press

“One Hundred Steps” / through the eyes of…

“One Hundred Steps” seen through the eyes of Wilhelm Faber, member of the preselection team of Berlinale Shorts. An Arabesque Irish…

Berlinale 2021, One Hundred Steps, Through the eyes of

„Strange Object“ / press

Press reviews for „Strange Object“ by Miranda Pennell „Everything in Pennell’s film comes from different sources. The photos from the…

Berlinale 2021, Miranda Pennell, press, Strange Object

“Strange Object” / through the eyes of…

“Strange Object” seen through the eyes of Saskia Walker, member of the preselection team of Berlinale Shorts. Photographs of desert landscapes.…

Berlinale 2021, Strange Object, Through the eyes of

Miranda Pennell on “Strange Object” / interview

Born in London, the UK in 1963, she originally trained in contemporary dance and made videos exploring choreography in everyday…

Berlinale 2021, interview, Miranda Pennell, Strange Object

„International Dawn Chorus Day“ / press

Press reviews for „International Dawn Chorus Day“ by John Greyson „En s’appuyant sur un rapport accablant de l’ONG Human Rights…

Berlinale 2021, INternational Dawn Chorus Day, John Greyson, press

“International Dawn Chorus Day” / through the eyes of…

“International Dawn Chorus Day” seen through the eyes of Linn Löffler, member of the team of Berlinale Shorts. I didn’t know…

Berlinale 2021, INternational Dawn Chorus Day, Through the eyes of

John Greyson on “International Dawn Chorus Day” / interview

The Canadian film and video artist was born in Nelson, British Columbia in 1960. He studied film at the Canadian…

Berlinale 2021, INternational Dawn Chorus Day, interview, John Greyson

„A Love Song in Spanish“ / press

Reviews for „A Love Song in Spanish“ by Ana Elena Tejera „Excerpts from two love songs appear briefly to break…

A Love Song in Spanish, Ana Elena Tejera, Berlinale 2021, press

“A Love Song in Spanish” / through the eyes of…

“A Love Song in Spanish” seen through the eyes of Sarah Schlüssel, member of the preselection team of Berlinale Shorts. An…

A Love Song in Spanish, Berlinale 2021, Through the eyes of

Ana Elena Tejera on “A Love Song in Spanish” / interview

The director, artist and actor was born in Panama in 1990. Frequently combining diverse audiovisual formats with live performances, her…

A Love Song in Spanish, Ana Elena Tejera, Berlinale 2021, interview

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In today's increasingly polarised world, films allow us to leave our bubbles and step into someone else's shoes. In an in-depth interview on our website, Berlinale Shorts head Anna Henckel-Donnersmarck explains the unique appeal of the short form and how it invites us to discover unfamiliar perspectives.
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