Lars Eidinger on Berlin Opener ‘The Light’: “We, the Privileged Wealthy, Are the Problem”
After a decade spent exploring the lives “of my grandparents’ generation” in the 1930-set period series Babylon Berlin, Tom ...
Duke of Kent represents King in Germany on 80th anniversary of Dresden bombing
The late Queen’s cousin will take part in a human chain around the old town in memory of those who died in the Allies’ Second ...
Dozens Injured as Driver Crashes Car Into Munich Protest
The authorities believe the crash, into a union’s strike-day demonstration, was a deliberate attack. The suspect is a 24-year ...
Germany’s Cinematic Output Lights Up Industry’s Gloomy Atmosphere
Tom Tykwer's latest leads a crop of new pics hitting theaters this year amid a dismal industry outlook and a delayed film ...
Fact check: Myths about Dresden 1945 victim numbers debunked
By midday on February 15, large-scale fires had spread, killing thousands of people and almost completely reducing the Old ...
How Berlin Made Tom Tykwer
No other filmmaker embodies the "unpredictability, chaos and beauty" of the German capital quite like the man who is (once again) opening the Berlinale: "It’s always reinventing itself." ...