Cinema The best from Berlin - highlights from Germany's premier film festival Our culture correspondent Wolfgang Spindler picks through the best and the rest for your viewing pleasure 26/02/2018
Cinema Romanian debut film stuns Berlin by winning Golden Bear The Berlinale heaps honours on "Touch me not", the film festival's most controversial entry, an exploration of sexuality and taboos. 25/02/2018
Cinema Ed Sheeran documentary opens at the Berlin Film Festival Movie made by star's cousin seeks to capture the glory years of the star's ascent to pop fame. 24/02/2018
Germany Soderbergh's Unsane premiers in Berlin Claire Foy and Joshua Leonard star in Soderbergh's psychological thriller 22/02/2018
Germany Willem Dafoe rewarded at Berlinale for life's work The 62-year-old actor, a regular at the Berlin film festival, is known for his versatility on stage and screen 21/02/2018
Germany 'Daughter of Mine' draws in Berlinale crowds Euronews' correspondent rates it among the best films of the festival so far. 18/02/2018
Cinema 68th Berlin Film festival opens with new Wes Anderson movie "The Isle of Dogs" is the festival's first-ever animated opener, and features some of the biggest names in world cinema doing the voices. 16/02/2018
world news Cinematographer Michael Ballhaus dies, 81 World-renowned German cinematographer, Michael Ballhaus, has died at the age of 81. 12/04/2017
Cinema Golden and silver Bears on awards night at the Berlinale The bear hunt is over – in Berlin at least and the stars could relax. 22/02/2017
world news It's a wrap! Berlinale comes to a close with a 'surprise award-winner' It's a wrap at the Berlinale film festival with the coveted Golden Bear award - unusually - going to a love story. 19/02/2017
Germany Hugh Jackman graces the Berlinale red carpet for the 'Logan' premiere Logan, billed as the final Wolverine film, has premiered at the Berlinale film festival in the German capital. 18/02/2017
Cinema 'Fifty Shades Darker' premiers in Los Angeles ‘Fifty Shades Darker’ is the second instalment of the erotic trilogy and in the movie the romantic relationship between Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey is… 17/02/2017
Germany Volker Schlöndorff returns to Berlinale with a romantic drama Oscar winning director Volker Schlöndorff has made a welcome appearance at this year’s Berlin Film Festival. 16/02/2017
Cinema 'The Lost City of Z' at the Berlin Film Festival They came from ‘The Lost City of Z’ – the film that is to the fervour of the red carpet at the Berlinale. 15/02/2017
Germany The Other Side of Hope - screens in Berlin Using humour to depict the hardship faced by Syrian refugees might not seem the most obvious approach to take, but that’s exactly what Finnish director Aki Kaurishmaki has done with his latest work “T 14/02/2017
Cinema The film 'Felicite' a raw and realistic portrait of life in Kinshasa competes at the Berlinale Modern day Kinshasa and the realities of life in the Democratic Republic of Congo. 14/02/2017
Cinema Berlinale opens with talk of politics The 67th edition of the “Berlinale” kicked off on Thursday evening with a star-studded opening ceremony. 10/02/2017
Cinema Movie fans queue early for the Berlinale Movie fans arrived early determined not to miss out on tickets for the 67th Berlin International Film Festival – The Berlinale. 09/02/2017
Cinema The future of the industry under discussion at the European Film Market in Berlin The Berlin Film Festival is like to be the most political of the big festivals. 09/02/2017
Germany Politics walks the red carpet in Berlin Barriers and walls hang over the opening of 67th Berlin Film Festival. 09/02/2017
Cinema Renton,Spud, Sick Boy and Begbie have returned in the movie 'T2 Trainspotting' Twenty years have passed. 01/02/2017
Cinema The hot-runners in the race for Europe's top cinema awards Valerie Bruni Tedeschi is among the nominees for Best Actress in the European Film Awards for her performance in the movie “Like Crazy". 09/12/2016
Cinema '24 Weeks' an emotional portrayal of a moral dilemma Astrid, a successful TV comic, is facing an emotional dilemma, she is pregnant with her second child, but the baby has some serious health issues. 30/09/2016
Cinema Vinterberg's The Commune:Inspired by experience The Commune by acclaimed Danish director Thomas Vinterberg is a partly autobiographical dramedy set in a 1970s commune. 27/07/2016
Cinema Iranian cinema thrives at Berlinale Mani Haghighi's film 'A Dragon Arrives' is a detective story set in 1960s Iran infused with counter-culture references and magical realism inspired by Beckett, Ionesco and Pinter. 26/02/2016
Cinema Berlinale winners focus on refugee crisis The Berlinale is not just about glitz and glamour but is also a chance for first time directors to make their mark with Golden Bear awards for short films. 24/02/2016
