As part of the online exhibition “Out and About: Queer Visibilities in the Collection,” the Berlinische Galerie presents six short films about queerness.
Italian director Carlo Sironi presents his first feature film, “Sole,” a touching story about surrogate motherhood, loneliness and the quest for love.
We speak to the legendary actress about misogyny, her Lifetime Achievement Award in Stockholm and the documentary “Helmut Newton: The Bad and The Beautiful.”
Filmmaker Mireia Farran explores the non-verbal communication between two lovers who speak different languages but are willing to understand each other.
The film director talks finding fragility in the world of fashion, film’s upcoming revolution, and the difference between Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian.
Meet the interdisciplinary London-based artist who wonders what would happen if our grandmothers were able to get pregnant – and makes it fashion.
Watch “Tragedies Come in the Hungry Hours,” the latest video by the Athens-based filmmaker, which tackles issues like purpose in life with a quirky approach.
The Sundance-selected director shows us what it really means to beg like a dog in her eye-opening but deliberately restrictive documentary, “Stray.”
From a documentary about Jean-Paul Gaultier’s last couture show to talks with Oscar-winning screenwriters, attend the online festival from Oct. 6 to 9.
Meet the young actor who dropped out of school to star in “Nevrland,” a dark, twisted film by Gregor Schmidinger about mental health and LGBT+ issues.
