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Gaza dialogue amid controversy: We meet the Tiny Space Initiative
While the highly politicised 74th edition of the Berlinale ended with the announcement of an investigation and accusations of antisemitism, there was one small location trying to do some good during the festival. Euronews Culture met the people behind the Tiny Space initiative.
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Antisemitism and criminal charges: Berlinale controversy explained
A highly politicized edition of the Berlin International Film Festival ended last weekend, but divisions surrounding political messaging are ongoing. The Berlinale is now embroiled in controversy which severely tarnishes its reputation. Here’s why.
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Golden Bear 2024 goes to Mati Diop’s restitution documentary 'Dahomey'
A strange set of choices for the winners of this year's Berlinale - but the Golden Bear is merited, with the French-Senegalese director Mati Diop providing a fascinating and multifaceted look at a timely issue centred around the ills of colonialism.
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Berlinale 2024: Kazik Radwanski and Matt Johnson talk ‘Matt and Mara’
Premiering at the Berlinale, 'Matt and Mara' has the foundations of a 'Will-they-won't-they?' romantic comedy but ends up as a far more knotty 'What-if-they-could?' study of unspoken bonds.
Euronews Culture sits down with the director and lead actor to talk about the film.
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Berlinale 2024: Director Brandt Andersen on 'The Strangers' Case'
Rare are films like 'The Strangers' Case' that manage to combine striking authenticity with suspenseful, pulse-racing thrills. Euronews Culture sits down with veteran producer, director and activist Brandt Andersen to discuss his film, starring Omar Sy and premiering at the Berlinale.
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