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February 17, 2019
The Berlinale TimeOut on 2/12/19 was an intense evening with original short films spanning a wide range of genres and topics. However, in the end there could be only one winning film which will open the Female Filmmakers Festival Berlin in June 2019.
February 5, 2019
Are you looking for films that would not make it onto the big screens but are worth being seen nonetheless? We got you covered with these five current underground film festivals in Berlin.
February 2, 2019
Romina Leiding (pictured left) wrote a review of Recha Jungmann's short film Renate. And so did our editor Christina. So the two decided to post a double review. Some of their interpretations are similar, but not all. Yet one thing is clear: Renate definitely confuses, enthralls and even disturbs audiences. Read both short reviews and see what you think. 
January 18, 2019 
When you think of Queens you probably don't think of heavy metal music. In Botswana, however, heavy metal fans are something like royalty. The Marok, as they are called there, thoroughly enjoy the un-Christian music, head banging and dancing around with glee, much to the chagrin of their compatriots. Three such (empowered) women, Queen Florah, Queen Ludo and Queen Gloria, are featured in Sarah Vianney's documentary. Find out more by clicking on the button above. 
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Happy Female Filmmaker Friday! 
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Director Sarah Vianney with Queen Florah
January 6, 2019
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is a living legend and feminist icon. Or as the theatrical one-sheet for the film calls her (pictured to the left): "Hero. Icon. Dissenter." So it's no wonder that her story would be told on the big screen.  The 2018 documentary film RBG chronicles Ginsburg's intellectual prowess, legal triumphs and all-around badassness.

Read guest contributor Christian Berger's review of ​RBG by clicking on the button above!

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