Berlinale 2024
The festival has slimmed down: two sections have been dropped, fewer films are showing overall. Meanwhile the international competition is represented by a promising selection of entries. Maybe the management team is heralding the future of the Berlinale with this last hurrah?
Berlinale Bloggers 2024
In February 2024, 15 film students from Collège de Maisonneuve travelled to Berlin to take part in the Berlinale. As part of a partnership with the Goethe-Institut Montreal, they undertook to produce a series of texts on their experience in the German capital and some of the films they saw during their stay.
Berlinale 2024
The jury has decided: a Golden Bear for Mati Diop, and a Silver Bear went to Germany too. The last festival under the direction of Chatrian and Rissenbeek gave the impression of being especially political and diverse. So what happens next?
is programme curator for film and new media at the Goethe-Institut Montreal. She wrote for the online magazines Berliner Filmfestivals and FRAGMENTFILM and runs the podcast mémoire poétique.
has been reporting on the Berlinale as a freelance film critic since 2000.
is a film scholar, curator, critic, and co-host of the film podcast Reel Chats.
has graduated from DAMS (Discipline delle arti, della Musica e dello spettacolo) at the University of Bologna and is a future critic and curator.
Thomas Asnong, Félix Brunette, William Bui, Léo Cecchetti, Victoria César, Éliane Doré, Félix Dufort, Sarah Ethier, Arnaud Fréchette, Laurance Ladouceur-Darby, Myriam Landry, Albert Pomerleau, Alicia Salvucci, Maya Sapronov, Samuel Trépanier and teachers Stéphanie Boutin and Olivier Belleau.
is a Culture Editor at the Goethe-Institut Athens and a freelance journalist for online media and television.
is founder of CiakClub (2015) – the largest Italian community for film and television. As editor-in-chief of the Club, he visits all the major film festivals.
is a creative head of CiakClub, Italy's widest-reaching film and television online platform.
Here the students of the Collège Maisonneuve present short reviews of films that they have selected from 72 years of Berlinale and presented to the public as part of the Goethe-Institut Montreal's in-house cinema series.
