Thomas Vinterberg, out of Denmark and into the Madding Crowd
Since 1995, when he and fellow Danish avant-gardian Lars von Trier touted their Dogma 95 filmmaking manifesto, director Thomas Vinterberg has come a long way. Or...
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Architecture of a Family
Gottfried Böhm is one of the most important living architects, and the only German to have won the coveted Pritzker Prize. Now 94, he still spends hours a day drawing...
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Anywhere Else
Noa (Neta Riskin), in her early 30s, feels out of her element. An Israeli who has lived in Berlin for years, she’s assimilated enough to study linguistics at the...
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A Bird’s-Eye View of the Human Condition
Winner of the Golden Lion for Best Film at the Venice International Film Festival, A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence is an oddly affecting film about...
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1001 Grams
1001 Grams is a gentle comedy about a weights and measures scientist who finds herself recalibrating her own life. Most of us probably spend little time weighing the...
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His name’s Adam, Ken Adam
Bigger Than Life: Ken Adam’s Film Design in Berlin – An Exhibit in the Museum for Film and Television Deutsche Kinemathek, December 11, 2014 – May 15, 2015...
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