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"Land unter" in Schleswig-Holstein19.02.2025 | World premiere of "Yunan" at the Berlinale

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Filmstill aus "Mother's Baby". Eine Frau steht vor Bäumen und guckt mit besorgtem Blick an der Kamera vorbei.

Psychologischer Horror einer Mutter

21.02.2025

„Mother’s Baby“ im Berlinale-Wettbewerb

Die Leere in der Stille und das Kraftvolle in der Musik sind zentrale Elemente in Johanna Moders psychologischem Horrorthriller „Mother‘s Baby“, der im Wettbewerb der Berlinale lief. Das fulminante Finale spielt in der Elbphilharmonie.

New platform for diversity management in the film industry launched

15.02.2025

OMNI now available throughout Germany

Following the successful pilot phase, OMNI Inclusion Data is now being launched for the entire German film and media industry. For the first time, the platform offers a data-based foundation to make diversity in productions measurable. This was announced today at the 75th Berlinale in the Hamburg State Representation with industry representatives from film funding, production and streaming.

North German star line-up at the Berlinale

15.02.2025

Hamburg Tea Time and two films in competition

On Saturday, 15 February, the Hamburg Senate and MOIN Film Fund invited the Hamburg film industry to Tea Time at the Hamburg State Representation in Berlin as part of the Berlinale. Among the guests were the "Yunan" actors Hanna Schygulla, Sibel Kekilli and Tom Wlaschiha as well as cult director Fatih Akin. Also present: the "Die Discounter" team around Marc Hosemann and Merlin Sandmeyer as well as leading actor Hans Löw from the competition film "Mother's Baby".

Zwei alte Bewohner des Obsthofs, die vor einem Zaun sitzen

Between Hamburg and China

06.02.2025

Short film "Guochang/Obsthof" at the Berlinale

What a start: HFBK Hamburg graduate Nana Xu has made it straight into the Forum of the Berlinale 2025 with her graduation film "Guochang/Obsthof". In the documentary short film, she travels back to the place that her father helped build as a prisoner during the Cultural Revolution in south-west China. A film against forgetting and concealment.

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