The Berlinale
The Berlinale, a competitive film festival founded in 1951, is a unique space for artistic exploration and cinematic discovery. It takes place every year in Berlin, Germany. As one of the largest public film festivals in the world, it attracts tens of thousands of spectators from all over the globe.
This year, the 76th edition runs from February 12 to 22 and is resolutely political, progressive, and engaged. It highlights films that explore international tensions, family life and intimacy under pressure, as well as resilience in the face of power structures. The festival’s editorial line year after year prioritizes bold voices, diverse perspectives, and auteur-driven storytelling.
This year, we are showcasing four films that stood out in the most recent editions.
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Maya, Give Me a Title
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A father and daughter maintain their bond despite living in different countries through an imaginative nightly ritual where she suggests a title and he creates short animated films starring her as the hero.
Direct Action
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In January 2018, the construction of an airport in rural Notre-Dame-des-Landes was officially canceled, putting an end to years of resistance led by one of the most important activist communities in France. From 2022 to 2023, filmmakers Guillaume Cailleau and Ben Russell immersed themselves in the ZAD (zone-to-defend) to create a portrait of collective life in the years after this unprecedented...
Maya, Give Me a Title
Subscription access
A father and daughter maintain their bond despite living in different countries through an imaginative nightly ritual where she suggests a title and he creates short animated films starring her as the hero.
Direct Action
Subscription access
In January 2018, the construction of an airport in rural Notre-Dame-des-Landes was officially canceled, putting an end to years of resistance led by one of the most important activist communities in France. From 2022 to 2023, filmmakers Guillaume Cailleau and Ben Russell immersed themselves in the ZAD (zone-to-defend) to create a portrait of collective life in the years after this unprecedented...
