Deutschland 2026. Regie: Faraz Shariat. Mit: Sebastian Urzendowsky, Julia Jentsch.

Die Lange Nacht erzählt von der Historie des Fahrrads und blickt auf dessen Gegenwart. Wie ist es um den Drahtesel bestellt? Was verändert Elektrifizierung?

Shared Memories  — As staff photographer for The New York Times, Chester Higgins captured Black culture and spiritual connection like no other. A new…

Der Deutschlandfunk baut sein Programm radikal um: weniger Fachmagazine, mehr Podcasts im Radio. Mitarbeiter befürchten eine Verflachung.

The images are famous, but the women who took them are often forgotten. An inspiring exhibition focuses on the pioneering ‘new vision’ of Marianne Brandt, Lucia Moholy and more

Die Bundesregierung hat nach Berechnungen von Wirtschaftsforschern ihre eigentlich für Investitionen vorgesehen neuen Schulden bislang hauptsächlich für Haushaltslöcher ausgegeben. Von den 2025 im Rah...

"The government had to introduce car-free Sundays. And then people realized that the car-free Sunday was the best day of the week."

A wide-scale investigation has revealed that the headphones millions of people wear daily for work, exercise, and leisure are leaching a cocktail of hazardous forever chemicals and endocrine…

Das Bundesumweltministerium nennt kein zeitliches Ziel mehr für die Entscheidung über das geplante Atommüllendlager.

The South Korean director Hong Sangsoo finds high drama and philosophical insights in the chance encounter of a woman’s boyfriend with her family.

Nick Cave has written a passionate response to Wim Wenders’ comments on politics in art at the Berlin Film Festival.

Der private Nachtzuganbieter European Sleeper ermöglicht Kindern zwischen 4 und 11 Jahren in den Osterferien Fahrten für 10 Euro pro Strecke im geteilten Clas

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The Berlinale has always worn its politics proudly. Conceived in 1950 by American film officer Oscar Martay as a cultural bulwark in a divided city, the festival was designed as a “showcase of the free world,” a celebration of artistic freedom meant to stand in sharp contrast to life just beyond the Iron Curtain. Over the decades, Berlin has largely embraced that heritage — backing Iranian protesters during the Woman, Life, Freedom movement, condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and offering a platform to Ukrainian filmmakers in exile.

If there’s an unspoken consensus at this week’s European Film Market — one already felt at Sundance and so many film markets before — it’s that the tried-and-true systems of independent film sales and distribution remain under enormous strain, if they’re not outright broken. In an ecosystem squeezed by the brutal economics of streaming and the continuing struggles of the theatrical model, far too many worthy films go unsold and unseen. Enter the Larraín brothers and their startup video service, Pijama.

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