Canal+ will broadcast Loris Lai’s Les Enfants de Gaza: Les Vagues de la Liberté (How Kids Roll) on primetime and follow the film with a live debate that reunites the director, young leads and several filmmakers to discuss art and reconciliation
FFC Bulgaria launches a €50,000 prize judged by an international panel, tied to Nu Boyana Studios resources, while festival coverage and critical reviews highlight a vibrant film landscape.
A portrait of Frederick Wiseman’s career, exploring his unique observational style, key films and the ethical questions his work raised about filming vulnerable people.
Emerald Fennell’s take on a literary classic opened to an $83 million global weekend, buoyed by overseas receipts and a strong female audience in North America.
an ultra-short horror by Rachel Kempf and Nick Toti condenses shock and black humor into 80 seconds; preview the film ahead of its Slamdance 99 Special screening on Feb. 22
Global Constellation will manage global sales for a modern live-action take on Erich Kästner’s beloved novel, directed by David Dietl and written by Antonia Scheurlen, as the film heads through post-production toward a Warner Bros. release in German-speaking markets.
Emerald Fennell’s bold Emily Brontë adaptation debuted with an $82 million global launch, showing the film’s overseas appeal even as domestic returns and audience reaction leave questions about long-term momentum.
Tom Morello co-directs a revealing Judas Priest film that blends music history with social commentary, debuting at the Berlin Film Festival
Alain Gomis channels personal loss and communal rituals into Dao, a hybrid fiction-documentary that premieres in competition at the Berlinale and follows a mother-and-daughter journey between a Paris wedding and a Guinea-Bissau funeral.
At the berlin film festival Callum Turner refused to confirm james bond rumors while promoting Rosebush Pruning, a daring family satire by Karim Aïnouz that confronts taboo subjects with a darkly comic tone.
Morocco’s film sector is evolving: incentives, workshops and a growing pipeline of local talent are helping the country export stories while hosting big international productions.
Explore the major alterations in Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights: casting shifts, omitted characters, narrative focus, heightened sexuality and a reworked ending that have polarized viewers and critics.
Japan’s film industry rides a wave of domestic box office records and festival recognition, with seven films at the Berlinale and major anime titles moving quickly to global streaming.
taiwan is using the 2026 berlinale and european film market to showcase films, co‑production projects and restored classics through a comprehensive pavilion and pitching program
Oscilloscope Laboratories will release Virgilio Villoresi’s cinematic adaptation of Dino Buzzati’s Poema a fumetti in the U.S., pairing the film’s festival buzz with Milan exhibitions that explore Buzzati’s visual legacy
The Teddy Awards shine a light on LGBTQ+ stories in cinema, marking 40 years of celebration at Berlinale.