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Berlin: Voltage Picks Up Milli Vanilli Biopic ‘Girl You Know It’s True’ Voltage Pictures has boarded worldwide sales, excluding Germany, on buzzy Milli Vanilli biopic Girl You Know It’s True from Leonine Studios and Wiedemann & Berg Film. The company began shopping the title at Berlin’s European Film Market after a footage showcase for buyers on…
“Pride Before the Fall”: Director of Berlin Competition Film ‘BlackBerry’ on Exploring the Cautionary Tale of the World’s First Smartphone Tech giants sure crash and burn a lot on Wall Street, and Canada’s Research in Motion (RIM), maker of the Blackberry, the world’s first smartphone, eventually fell like a fiery anvil from the sky after…
First Look: Nicolas Cage in Survival Action-Thriller ‘Arcadian’ (Exclusive) Nicolas Cage gets a ride in this exclusive first-look image from upcoming survival action-thriller Arcadian (formerly titled Sand and Stones). The Oscar winner — soon to be seen playing Dracula in Universal’s Renfield with Nicholas Hoult — stars alongside Jaeden Martell (It, Knives Out), Maxwell Jenkins (Dear Edward, Lost in…
Berlin: German Director Margarethe Von Trotta Discusses 6 Key Films From Her Legendary Career Let us now praise famous women” could serve as a pithy summation of the work of Margarethe Von Trotta. With her representations of women of the past – feminists and philosophers, visionaries and revolutionaries, homegrown terrorists and everyday heroines – the…
‘Joan Baez I Am a Noise’ Review: The Legendary Folk Musician Takes a Candid Look Back The Gabriel Garcia Márquez quote that appears at the start of Joan Baez I Am a Noise — “Everyone has three lives: the public, the private and the secret” — is an apt choice for this introspective docu-portrait of the…
Berlin Trailer: Joan Baez on Meeting Bob Dylan (Exclusive) It’s Joan Baez as you’ve never seen her before. Joan Baez: I Am a Noise, a new documentary from Karen O’Connor, Miri Navasky and Maeve O’Boyle, is a deep dive into the life and career of the iconic folk singer. The film, which has its world…
Berlin Kindergarten Days: How the Red Balloon Association Set Out to Fix Film Festival Childcare It started with a playdate. It was the 2019 Berlin Film festival, and five industry professionals — Sarah Calderon of The Film Agency, Berlinale programmer Aurelie Godet, Olimpia Pont Chafer of Torino Film, Alan Seville of the European Works in…
Berlin: Is a U.S. Theatrical Release Still Necessary for Films to Succeed Internationally? In early January this year, the Guy Ritchie spy comedy thriller Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre — a typically frenetic Ritchie actioner starring Jason Statham, Aubrey Plaza and Hugh Grant — started earning decent figures around the world. In Russia, it topped…
Michael Cera on Berlin Entry ‘The Adults,’ ‘Barbie,’ Meditating With David Lynch and Avoiding the Limelight: “I’m Just a Very Sensitive Person” It’s been two decades since he first broke out as the comically meek George Michael Bluth on TV in Arrested Development and 16 years since he became the cinematic face of hilariously awkward teens as…
Berlin First Look: Jean-Claude Van Damme Takes on L.A. Gangs in Action Film ‘Darkness of Man’ (Exclusive) JCVD gets mean in this exclusive first-look still from neo-noir action film Darkness of Man. Directed by James Cullen Bressack, the L.A.-set feature — news of which was first unveiled by The Hollywood Reporter at the American Film Market…