Several of the names that figured in our most anticipated list and a new Hong Sangsoo project (The Novelist’s Film) are among the eighteen feature films competing for the Golden Bear in Berlin next moth. We find some “Denis” films in Clare Denis‘ Both Sides of the Blade and Denis Côté‘s Un été comme ça. We have two feature film debuts in Call Jane by Phyllis Nagy (the only non-world premiere in the comp) and film editor Natalia Lopez Gallardo‘s debut film (formerly known as “Supernova”) Robe of Gems . These films will compete alongside established vets such as Ulrich Seidl with Rimini (formerly titled “Wicked Games”), Paolo Taviani‘s Leonora Addio (#94 in our most anticipated list) and Rithy Panh‘s Everything Will Be Ok. Here is the last wave of titles announced for 72nd edition.
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION TITLES
“AEIOU – A Quick Alphabet of Love” by Nicolette Krebitz
“Acarras” by Carla Simon
“Both Sides of the Blade” by Clare Denis
“Call Jane” by Phyllis Nagy
“A Piece of Sky” by Michael Koch
“That Kind of Summer” by Denis Cote
“Everything Will Be Ok” by Rithy Panh
“Leonora Addio” by Paolo Taviani
“The Line” by Ursula Meier
“Before, Now & Then” by Kamila Andini
“The Passengers of the Night” by Mikhael Hers
“Rimini” by Ulrich Seidl
“Rabiye Kurnaz vs George W. Bush” by Andreas Dresen
“Robe of Gems” by Natalia Lopez Gallardo
“The Novelist’s Film” by Hong Sangsoo
“One Year, One Night” by Isaki Lacuesta
“Return to Dust” by Li Ruijun
“Peter von Kant” by Francois Ozon (opening film)
BERLINALE SPECIAL SHORTS
“North Terminal” by Lucretia Martel
“Nest” by Hlynur Palmason
BERLINALE SPECIAL GALA ADDITIONAL TITLES
“Good Luck To You, Leo Grande” by Sophie Hyde
“Incredible But True” by Quentin Dupieux
“Dark Glasses” by Dario Argento
“The Outfit,” Graham Moore
BERLINALE SPECIAL ADDITIONAL TITLES
“This Much I Know to be True” – Andrew Dominik
“A German Party” by Simon Bruckner
