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a fine selection of short films

Berlinale Shorts 2021
Berlinale Shorts 2020
Berlinale Shorts 2019
Berlinale Shorts 2018
Berlinale Shorts 2017
- 2017
- jury 2017
Berlinale Shorts 2016
- 2016
- jury 2016
Berlinale Shorts 2015
Berlinale Shorts 2014
Berlinale Shorts 2013
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Schlagwort: Émilie Vandenameele

Émilie Vandenameele on “Si t’as un coeur” / interview

The actor and director studied acting in Paris and then theatre and film at the Sorbonne. For almost ten years … Mehr

Émilie Vandenameele, Berlinale 2021, interview, Si t’as un coeur

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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.

“A family visit turns into a slow-paced loving farewell between a grandfather and his grandson. The intricately woven family dynamics and superb acting immerse us in a genuine moment in their lives. The superbly crafted mise-en-scène feels natural and unobtrusive. In Day is Done, Zhang Dalei´s rich cinematic language builds a sensitive family portrait that transcends the duration of the short form.”

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