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Bert Rebhandl

Bert Rebhandl is a journalist, writer and translator who lives in Berlin. He co-founded and co-edits Cargo magazine.

From the controversial winner of the Golden Bear to Morgan Fisher's homage to Bruce Conner – to possibly the bleakest film ever made

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Künstlerhaus Stuttgart, Germany

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Two comedies from the recent Toronto International Film Festival highlight the relationship change between TV and cinema

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Celebrating its 70th anniversary, a preview of some of the highlights of this year’s festival which opens today

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The lead in The Handmaiden, Kim Min-hee is proving to be the most interesting Korean actor for some time

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Two of the most interesting films from this year's Berlinale festival were created by alumni of Harvard's Sensory Ethnography Lab

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How the volatile political climate in the US might influence this year’s voting

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The Revenant to Toni Erdmann to Elle: a look back at the year's best films

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On Ken Loach’s I, Daniel Blake, winner of the Palme d'Or at this year's Cannes Film Festival

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On Robert Greene’s new meta-documentary Kate Plays Christine

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This week’s Culture Digest focuses on three new film releases. First up, Andrea Arnold’s American Honey

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Part three of Bert Rebhandl’s film picks: food for thought in Naomi Kawase’s latest

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Thomas Vinterberg’s return to form: part two of the best new film releases selected by Bert Rebhandl

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Bert Rebhandl selects three of the best new film releases: part 1, a Greek maritime comedy

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Clemens von Wedemeyer's films and installations and their battles with points of view 

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Villa Stuck, Munich / Kunstmuseum Stuttgart, Germany

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Innocence and emancipation in Deniz Gamze Ergüven's latest film

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A new film from Tom Tykwer sees Tom Hanks stranded in the Saudi-Arabian desert

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A new film from Richard Linklater

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Omer Fast's feature film adaption of Tom McCarthy's novel Remainder

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