Film

While ‘Iron Sky’ told a “story of Nazis hiding on the dark side of the Moon,” the new films “shift the battleground to Mars, where the Red Menace is alive and well.”

Sam Worthington and Taiwanese actress Ke-Xi Wu strike a tense note in the evocative first look at the expat thriller, which co-stars David Duchovny and is now being shopped to buyers at Berlin’s European Film Market.

Ana Celeste Montalvo Peña plays a young woman driven to the edge of madness by her need to breed in the filmmaker’s docu-fiction hybrid.

From teen breakout to seasoned leading man, the British actor returns to the Berlinale with a competition film that echoes the emotional themes of his early work.

‘The Studio,’ ‘Palm Royale,’ ‘Saturday Night Live’ and ‘Skeleton Crew’ were the top winners in the TV categories at the ceremony that also recognized Amy Madigan, Michael Johnston and Greg Nelson and Judy Alexandra Cory with honorary awards.

An all-star cast — including Callum Turner, Jamie Bell, Riley Keough, Elle Fanning, and Pamela Anderson — play a violently dysfunctional family in film that makes ‘Saltburn’ look tame.

Tut Nyuot plays a new inmate at a Northeast England detention center for young offenders in ‘Adolescence’ actor Ashley Walters’ directing debut.

In a sit-down interview with The Hollywood Reporter, this year’s Berlin Film Festival Golden Bear recipient reveals how her life has changed post-Oscar win and what she thinks of those ‘Wicked: For Good’ snubs.

The second feature from ‘Hatching’ director Hanna Bergholm stars Seida Haarla and Rupert Grint as first-time parents who may have created a monster.

As Hollywood beckons, the Oscar-nominated ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ star returns to her arthouse roots with a stark Berlin competition entry, taking on a 17th-century woman living as a man in Markus Schleinzer’s black-and-white period drama.