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Essay: Wilfred Okiche
Does the Berlinale Have a Nollywood Problem? The bustling Nigerian film industry – popularly known as Nollywood – is one of the largest film industries in the world, at least…

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Essay: Poulomi Das
Call Me By My Body “One of the most challenging misconceptions that thwarts filmmakers from being able to portray female desire in a way that is seeped in authenticity,…

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Essay: Leonardo Goi
Disarming Manhood, Raising Men: Toxic Masculinities in MONOS and PIRANHAS Wars do not simply claim lives – they also create new ones that are integral to their continuation. …

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Essay: Devika Girish
Filming The Objects Of Memory “There is no archive fever without the threat of [the] death drive,” wrote French philosopher Jacques Derrida. The act of archiving is a response…

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Essay: Andrea Guzmán
Doing It Ourselves: Possibilities of Alternative Media Circulation Pioneer feminist video activists Carole Roussopoulos and Delphine Seyrig only had a domestic video camera. Chilean queer artist Pedro Lemebel did…

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The Talents 2019
The Festival, the Goethe Institute and FIPRESCI organize again, in the framework of Berlinale Talents, a workshop for young film critics. The Talents 2019 present themselves and talk about the…

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