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The 68th Berlin International Film Festival is being held from February 15 to February 25, 2018. It shows about 400 films per year, mostly international or European premieres. Films of every genre, length and format find their place in the various sections. It is a source of inspiration in the global film community with film programmes, workshops, panel discussions, joint projects with other social and cultural factors. The forms of cooperation and the possibilities for creative interaction are countless.
INDIAN CONNECT
Circle
Directed by Jayisha Patel, this short is a haunting portrait of a rape victim, caught in the devious ploys of her family. Through the poignant and personal story of 13 year-old Khushboo, Circle weaves together the horror of her gang-rape, emotional abuse at the hands of her grandmother, who orchestrated her rape, and that of her child marriage to a man she does not know.
Opening Film
Isle Of Dogs
Directed by Wes Anderson, the film is set in a dystopian future Japan in which all dogs have been exiled to a quarantine island after a mysterious “canine flu”. Isle of Dogs follows the lead character, a 12-year-old called Atari as he searches for his dog, Spots.
Watch Out For
BERLINALE SHORTS
Babylon
Alma Bandida
Wishing Well
Programmhinweise
Russa
Onde o Verão Vai (episódios da juventude)
Coyote
Imperial Valley
T.R.A.P
The Men Behind the Wall
Terremoto Santo
Solar Walk
PANORAMA
La omission
That Summer
Ex Pajé
Bixa Travesty
Malambo, el Hombre Bueno
Zentralflughafen THF
Yocho (Foreboding)
River’s Edge
Profile
Obscuro Barroco
GENERATION
Girl Asleep
What’s in the Darkness
Refugee Blues
Royahaye Dame Sobh
Das Tagebuch der Anne Frank
El Gurí
Cirkeln
Die Suche nach dem Vogel Turlipan
The Nightingale and the Rose
Violet
BERLINALE SPECIAL
The Queen of Spain
The Lost City of Z
The Bomb
The Man Who Fell to Earth
Life
Selma
American Hustle
Baal
