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The fsk cine­ma is an inde­pen­dent art­house thea­ter in Berlin Kreuzberg … more

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Naza

Naza Naza Following the Oscar suc­cess of No Other Land, a new film by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor is now coming to cine­mas. Over a peri­od of three years, Abraham and Szor spo­ke to mem­bers of the Israeli mili­ta­ry and intel­li­gence ser­vices.
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Watching People Watching Birds

Watching People Watching Birds Politically char­ged, serious yet humo­rous, this film fol­lows peo­p­le who are pas­sio­na­te about bird­wat­ching.
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Das geträumte Abenteuer

The new film by Valeska Grisebach. Winner of the Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival.
„A quiet mas­ter­pie­ce of immense power.” (Süddeutsche Zeitung)
Das geträum­te Abenteuer
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Von Scham und Geld

A pre­cis­e­ly com­po­sed dra­ma about digni­ty, sur­vi­val and the des­truc­ti­ve forces of capi­ta­lism. (Kino-Zeit)
Von Scham und Geld
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The new film by Polish direc­tor Paweł Pawlikowski. For Pawlikowski, it is a film about the life of a ‘dys­func­tion­al fami­ly’ in post-war Germany.
Vaterland
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Bad Apples

When pro­blem pupil Danny’s Gone.
Bad Apples
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Staatsschutz

‘A legal thril­ler that takes a clo­se look insi­de the workings of the legal sys­tem.’ Welt
The new film by Faraz Shariat, direc­tor of Futur Drei (which we’re also show­ing again).
Staatsschutz
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Everytime

Sandra Wollner’s film, which won the top pri­ze in the Un Certain Regard sec­tion at Cannes, pres­ents a stu­dy of grief and an explo­ra­ti­on of memo­ries unli­ke any­thing pre­vious­ly seen on the big screen. (epd)
Everytime
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