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Two Films Share the Golden Bear

Japanese director Hayao Miyazaki's animated feature "Spirited Away" and British director Paul Greengrass's Northern Ireland drama "Bloody Sunday" are co-winners of the 2002 Berlin Film Festival's best film award.

Hitler's Doppelgänger

In his second Charlie Chaplin documentary, the English filmmaker Kevin Brownlow examines the artist and his fascination with Adolf Hitler, the subject of Chaplin's 1940 masterpiece "The Great Dictator".

Berlinale Soars to New Heights

The new director of the 52nd star-studded Berlin Film Festival, Dieter Kosslick has injected a much-needed freshness into the film gala, which ranks among the top three film festivals in Europe.

Much Ado About "Heaven"

"Heaven" by 36-year-old German film director Tom Tykwer was the opening film of the 52nd Berlin Film Festival. It's been sharply criticised, praised to the skies and above all much talked about.

Blind Spots in Germany's Dark Past

In a 90 minute documentary, on show this week at the Berlin Film Festival, Hitler’s last secretary Traudl Junge reflects on Hitler’s last hours and the struggle to cope with the past.

Echoes of Angels Singing the Blues

Despite a new repertoire of lively cinematic fare, the legendary Babelsberg film studio's signature allure remains its brilliant yet shadowy German history.

Cinemaphile's delight on Berlin subways

Berliners who ride the U-Bahn are both audience and jury of 'Going Underground', a week-long film festival.

“Berlin and Beyond” Beckons

One of the largest German film festivals in America, “Berlin and Beyond” brings movie lovers in San Francisco a taste of Germany’s talented and upcoming film-makers and actors.