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Berlinalereport – Wo Tu | Above the Dust
Wo Tu spielt gerne mit seinen Freunden aus dem Dorf

Berlinalereport – Wo Tu | Above the Dust

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Wo Tu lives with his parents and little sister in a village far away from the big city. There is drought and a shortage of water, but his greatest wish is a water pistol. His grandfather also lives in the apartment. He is bedridden and very weak. Wo Tu’s father works on a building site […]
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Berlinalereport – Fox and Hare Save the Forest (Generation)
© Submarine / Walking the Dog / Doghouse

Berlinalereport – Fox and Hare Save the Forest (Generation)

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Beavers are known as true construction artists, but that they have Nazi traits is probably rather new. In the film by Masha….., the beaver is freshly at work finalizing his new mega structure, a gigantic dam in the middle of a forest with a tiny stream. Or rather, he is building it. Two rats are […]
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Berlinalereport – It’s Okay (Generation)
Die Gruppe führt ihre erlernte Choreografie vor. Im Hintergrund sieht man die recht strengen Blicke der Lehrerin Seol-ah

Berlinalereport – It’s Okay (Generation)

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In-Youn (Lee Re) belongs to a renowned dance group that is currently performing on the big stage in Seoul. At the same time, her mother has a fatal car accident in her home country. A year later, In-Youn seems to have largely come to terms with her mother’s death. She continues to attend the dance […]
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Berlinalereport – Reinas (Generation)
© Diego Romero

Berlinalereport – Reinas (Generation)

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We are in the 90s in Lima (Peru). Inflation is hitting hard and there are repeated attacks with dead people from a group called the “Shining Path”. Carlos, father of two siblings (Aurora and Lucia) is standing in the doorway. While the mother (Elena) greets her ex-husband warmly, there is a rather strange coldness between […]
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Berlinalerport – Sieger sein | Winners
© Stephan Burchardt / DCM

Berlinalerport – Sieger sein | Winners

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11-year-old Mona had to flee Syria with her Kurdish family. This is her first time at a secondary school in rebellious Berlin Wedding. As soon as she sets foot on the school grounds, she is bombarded with a huge number of impressions, including of course the obligatory teasing from her future classmates and seeing students […]
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Berlinalereport – L’Amour du monde (Longing for the World)
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Berlinalereport – L’Amour du monde (Longing for the World)

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15-year-old Margaux (Clarisse Moussa) wanders the alleys of Alamon with a fixed gaze, her destination a children’s home where she begins her first day of internship today. After passing through the gate, her eyes meet little Juliette (Esin Demircan), the only child sitting there in the open. A moment of silence passes, then Margaux moves […]
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