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Berlinale Blogger*innen 2026

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Comedies, thrillers, a love story, anime, a western, other genres: the competition at the 76th Berlinale presents cinema in all its beautiful diversity. The Berlinale bloggers are looking forward to the 22 films in competition and to more cinematic highlights from other festival sections. They know for sure: the film city of Berlin will still have so much to offer in 2026!

  • 76th Berlinale 2026

    Big Questions, Little Stories

    The Berlinale sharpens its profile: the competition tells stories of love, power and dependency – while striving for international visibility.

    Tansu Biçer and Özgü Namal in „Gelbe Briefe" (Yellow Letters). Director: İlker Çatak. Photo (detail): © Ella Knorz_ifProductions_Alamode Film Photo (detail): © Ella Knorz_ifProductions_Alamode Film

  • 76th Berlinale – Award Ceremony

    Struggling to find a Stance

    Award-winning films about power, identity and violence – and a gala overshadowed by controversy. The Golden Bear for “Yellow Letters” seems like a plea for politics in storytelling.

    Golden Bear for Best Film 2026: “Gelbe Briefe” (Yellow Letters) – the director İlker Çatak (middle) with the film team Photo (detail): © Dirk Michael Deckbar /Berlinale 2026 Photo (detail): © Dirk Michael Deckbar /Berlinale 2026

Contributions or our bloggers

  • Berlinale Bloggers 2026: Canada

    Onward to the 76th Berlinale!

    From February 12 to 22, 2026, the students of Collège Maisonneuve, will take part in the 76th Berlinale – a look behind the scenes of one of the world’s most important film festivals.

    Berlinale Blogger*innen 2026 © Stéphanie Boutin © Stéphanie Boutin

  • Nina Roza © Alexandre Nous Desjardins © Alexandre Nous Desjardins

  • Film Review | "C'est ma sœur"

    A day in June

    Quebec filmmaker Zoé Pelchat makes a powerful statement about sisterly solidarity and acceptance, and finds a promising cinematic language.

    Anne Florence, Florence Saint-Yves in „C'est ma sœur“ © Zoë Pelchat © Zoë Pelchat

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