In the first half of February, during the film award season in Berlin, this year, too, everything will revolve around the 65th Berlinale International Film Festival, where 19 of the 400 films screened will compete for awards, and 21 will have their world premiere.
It's at the door 65th edition of the highly anticipated international film festival every year Berlinale, which means nothing more than that most of the details are also known. In ten days, between February 5 and 15, will thus appear on the film screens of this celebrated festival 400 movies, 19 of them will compete for of the golden and silver bear. Among the films coming from all over the world, for example, from Albania, Belgium, Guatemala, Iran, Mexico, Spain, Vietnam, Great Britain, America, China and Kosovo, there will be world premiere experienced 21 films.
The start of the Berlinale on February 5 will be accompanied by the world premiere of the Spanish director's latest work Isabelle Coixet with Title Nobody Wants the Night. The Spanish-French-Bulgarian co-production adventure film presents the story of a brave woman and an ambitious man who would risk everything for love and fame.
Among the more high-profile films competing for prestigious awards are also new film products Terrence Malick with Title Knight of Cups (Knight of Cups) which will be with the two players Christian Bale and Natalie Portman at the helm at the Berlinale also had its world premiere, and they also aroused interest 45 years (45 years) in directing Andrew Haigh and Mr. Holmes, Cinderella (Cinderella), Everything will be okay (Every Thing Will Be Fine) and Elser (13 Minutes). The latter four will be broadcast out of competition.
The films of the competition program are:
I'm having an affair!, directed by Radu Jude
Romania / Bulgaria / Czech Republic
The pearl button (El botón de nácar), directed by Patricio Guzmán
France / Chile / Spain
Club (El Club), directed by Pablo Larraín
Chile
Elser (13 Minutes), directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel
Germany
Everything Will Be Fine, directed by Wim Wenders
Germany / Canada / France / Sweden / Norway
Chasuke's Journey (Ten no chasuke), directed by Sabu
Japan
Sworn virgin (Vergine giurata), directed by Laura Bispuri
Italy / Switzerland / Germany / Albania / Kosovo
45 Years (45 Years), directed by Andrew Haigh
United Kingdom
Als wir träumten (As We Were Dreaming), directed by Andreas Dresen
Germany / France
Body, directed by Malgorzata Szumowska
Poland
Cha và con và (Big Father, Small Father and Other Stories), directed by Di Phan Dang
Vietnam / France / Germany / Netherlands
Cinderella, directed by Kenneth Branagh
USA
Eisenstein and Guanajuato, directed by Peter Greenaway
Netherlands / Mexico / Belgium / Finland
Ixcanul (Ixcanul Volcano), directed by Jayro Bustamante
Guatemala / France
Journal d'une femme de chambre (Diary of a Chambermaid), directed by Benoit Jacquot
France / Belgium
Knight of Cups, directed by Terrence Malick
USA
Mr. Holmes (Mr. Holmes), directed by Bill Condon
United Kingdom
Nobody Wants the Night, directed by Isabel Coixet
Spain / France / Bulgaria
Under Electric Clouds, directed by Alexey German
Russia / Ukraine / Poland
Queen of the Desert, directed by Werner Herzog
USA
Taxi, directed by Jafar Panahi
Iran
Victoria, directed by Sebastian Schipper
Germany
Yi bu zhi yao (Gone with the Bullets), directed by Wen Jiang
People's Republic of China / USA / Hong Kong, China
More information:
www.berlinale.de
