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film13 days ago•25 min saved

Yellow Letters Tops Berlinale Golden Bear, Highlighting Politics in Cinema

İlker Çatak’s Yellow Letters won the Golden Bear for Best Film at the Berlin Film Festival, praised for its political language despite controversy around the role of politics in cinema; other winners included Emin Alper’s Salvation (Grand Jury Prize), Lance Hammer’s Queen at Sea (Jury Prize), Grant Gee’s Everybody Digs Bill Evans (Best Director), and Sandra Hüller for Rose (Best Lead Performance), with a documentary/Perspectives prize going to Chronicles From the Siege amid broader festival debates.

via Variety|

#berlin-film-festival #film #golden-bear

culture18 days ago•469 min saved

Sandra Hüller Delivers Her Most Haunting Role Yet in Rose

At Berlinale 2026, Sandra Hüller delivers what critics call her possibly greatest role yet in Markus Schleinzer’s Rose, a spare, black-and-white drama about a woman who passes as a man in a war-wracked 17th-century village, where restrained storytelling and a powerful monologue reveal her interior life and the film’s austere power.

via Vulture|

#berlin-film-festival #berlinale-2026 #culture

film18 days ago•23 min saved

Hüller Delivers Bold Quiet Power in Rose’s 17th-Century Tale

Sandra Hüller anchors Rose, a sober, visually striking Berlin Film Festival entry, in which a fictional 17th‑century German woman passes as a man to survive war, reclaim a derelict farm, and enter a husband‑and‑father role, with the film treating gender self‑determination with dignity, nuance, and restrained, precise craftsmanship.

via The Hollywood Reporter|

#berlin-film-festival #film #gender-performance

entertainment19 days ago•19 min saved

Hüller Delivers a Masterclass in a Monochrome Tale of Gender Privilege

Sandra Hüller anchors Markus Schleinzer’s Rose, a 93‑minute black‑and‑white folk drama about a 17th‑century war veteran who lives as a man to navigate a rigid society, using restrained craft to probe gender privilege, marriage, and social constraint.

via Variety|

#berlin-film-festival #entertainment #gender-performativity

entertainment1 month ago•28 min saved

Berlinale 2026 lineup fuses star power with new voices in Competition and Perspectives

Berlinale revealed its 76th edition lineup, featuring a 22-title main Competition led by Amy Adams in At The Sea, Karim Aïnouz’s Rosebush Pruning, and Markus Schleinzer’s Rose, plus a Perspectives sidebar focused on first features (about 13–14 titles). The festival runs February 12–22, 2026, with director Tricia Tuttle stressing independent cinema’s role in discovery and risk-taking.

via Deadline|

#amy-adams #berlinale #competition-2026

entertainment2 years ago•4 min saved

"French Film Industry Confronts Sexual Abuse: César Awards Highlights #MeToo Movement"

Justine Triet's film "Anatomy of a Fall" won Best Film and Best Director at the César Awards, making her only the second woman to win the Best Director prize in the awards' history. Sandra Hüller also won Best Actress for her role in the film. The event also featured an unexpected result in the Best Foreign Film category, with Canadian director Monia Chokri's "The Nature of Love" winning over Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer." The ceremony was marked by a #MeToo moment, with actress and director Judith Godrèche delivering a moving speech about sexual abuse in the French cinema world.

via Deadline|

#anatomy-of-a-fall #cesar-awards #entertainment

entertainment2 years ago•6 min saved

"Oscar Voting Takeaways: Surprising Surge for 'Anatomy of a Fall' and Updated Projections for the 96th Academy Awards"

Anonymous Oscar voters express strong support for Christopher Nolan's "Oppenheimer" and Robert Downey Jr. for his first Oscar, while also advocating for Sandra Hüller's performance in "Anatomy of a Fall." The industry is experiencing unease due to strikes and global strife, with a desire for films that inspire hope. The ballots reveal diverse preferences, with some voters favoring unexpected choices and expressing frustration with the documentary and short film categories. The Academy's commitment to the security and integrity of the online voting system is praised, and final Oscar voting closes on Feb. 27 at 5 p.m. PT.

via Variety|

#christopher-nolan #entertainment #oscars

arts2 years ago•3 min saved

Sandra Hüller: From Oscars Dark Horse to Making History

Sandra Hüller, a German actress known for her role in "Toni Erdmann," is grappling with newfound global fame and an Oscar nomination for her performance in "Anatomy of a Fall." Despite the accolades, she feels uneasy about the attention and scrutiny that come with it, as she has always had a prickly relationship with fame. The attention has been challenging for her, and she is uncertain about what the nomination means for her career and whether it will make things easier.

via The New York Times|

#arts #cannes-film-festival #fame

entertainment2 years ago•8 min saved

Sandra Hüller: From Breakthrough Performance to Oscars Dark Horse

German actress Sandra Hüller's Oscar-nominated performance in Anatomy of a Fall has put her in the spotlight, with the film's viral moments making her a dark horse contender for the top prize. The film explores the breakdown of a relationship through the lens of the courtroom, with Hüller's character facing societal judgement and aggressive cross-examination. The success of the film has propelled director Justine Triet into a different league, making her a Palme d'Or winner and one of only eight women filmmakers to be nominated for a best director Oscar. Hüller's nomination is both intimidating and rewarding, and she remains tight-lipped about the film's big unanswered question, leaving audiences to form their own theories.

via BBC.com|

#anatomy-of-a-fall #entertainment #film-industry

entertainment2 years ago•4 min saved

"Sandra Hüller's Joyful Reaction to Oscar Nomination and Fan Support"

Sandra Hüller, the German actor, discusses her recent Oscar nomination, her role in "The Zone of Interest," and her experience working on "Anatomy of a Fall." She delves into the themes of fascism and the creative process behind the films, including the decision to scrap a sex scene in "Anatomy of a Fall." Hüller also shares her thoughts on promoting both films during awards season and the support from the film studios.

via Variety|

#anatomy-of-a-fall #entertainment #fascism

entertainment2 years ago•4 min saved

"Exploring the Horror: 'Zone of Interest' and the Holocaust on Screen"

"The Zone of Interest," an Oscar-nominated Holocaust drama, offers a chilling perspective on the Holocaust by depicting the lives of a Nazi commandant and his family just outside Auschwitz, without showing violence onscreen. The film's use of sound and ambient genocide creates a harrowing atmosphere, emphasizing the indifference of ordinary people during the Holocaust. Actress Sandra Hüller, also nominated for "Anatomy of a Fall," reflects on her multidimensional roles and the unexpected success of both films.

via USA TODAY|

#entertainment #holocaust #jonathan-glazer

entertainment2 years ago•2 min saved

'The Zone of Interest' Sweeps Los Angeles Film Critics Awards, Named Best Picture of 2023

"The Zone of Interest," directed by Jonathan Glazer, has been named the best film of 2023 by the Los Angeles Film Critics Association. Sandra Hüller and Emma Stone won the lead performance awards, while Rachel McAdams and Da'Vine Joy Randolph took home the supporting performance prizes. The awards ceremony will take place on January 13th.

via USA TODAY|

#emma-stone #entertainment #jonathan-glazer

entertainment2 years ago•2 min saved

"Live Updates: L.A. Film Critics Association Announces Award Winners"

The Los Angeles Film Critics Association is currently voting for its annual awards, with Sandra Hüller and Emma Stone receiving recognition for their lead performances. Rachel McAdams and Da’Vine Joy Randolph were awarded for their supporting performances. Martin Scorsese's "Killers of the Flower Moon" won best film at the New York Film Critics Circle and the National Board of Review awards. The L.A. Film Critics Association Awards will feature gender-neutral acting categories for the second year in a row. The winners will be honored at the organization's annual banquet in January 2024.

via Hollywood Reporter|

#awards #emma-stone #entertainment

film-awards2 years ago•2 min saved

"The Zone of Interest" Dominates LA Film Critics Awards, Paving the Way for Oscars

The Los Angeles Film Critics Association announced the winners of the annual LA Film Critics Awards, with Jonathan Glazer's "The Zone of Interest" winning Best Picture and Best Director. Sandra Hüller was honored for her performances in "The Zone of Interest" and "Anatomy of a Fall," while Ryan Gosling received a runner-up nod for his role in "Barbie." The awards recognized a mix of blockbusters and indie films, highlighting the diverse range of films in contention for this year's Oscars.

via IndieWire|

#best-picture #film-awards #indie-films

entertainment2 years ago•7 min saved

France's 'Anatomy of a Fall' Dominates European Film Awards 2023

French film "Anatomy of a Fall" directed by Justine Triet dominated the 36th European Film Awards, winning Best Film, Best Director, Best Screenplay, and Best Actress for Sandra Hüller. The thought-provoking drama tells the story of a possible Alpine murder that evolves into a captivating courtroom drama, exploring parenthood and societal prejudices. While deserving, some feel that other films like "Green Border" and "The Zone of Interest" should have received more recognition. The European Film Awards need to elevate their aesthetics and marketing to match the quality of European cinema and position themselves as a prestigious event.

via Euronews|

#anatomy-of-a-fall #entertainment #european-cinema