To the uninitiated, Princess Diana biopic “Spencer” might appear like the quintessential British film, albeit with a Chilean director and an American star. But it is, in fact, German, Simone Baumann, ...

Simone Baumann, the managing director of German Films, celebrated the many German co-productions screening in the Cannes Film Festival at the promotional agency’s cocktail party Saturday at Villa ...

The reforms are designed to allow more international productions, and talent, to compete for Germany’s top film honor, the Lolas. By Scott Roxborough Europe Bureau Chief A film with at least 50 ...

EXCLUSIVE: German Films, the agency that promotes German cinema globally, has unveiled the seven participants for the eighth edition of its annual Face to Face campaign, which include talents who have ...

What do Pablo Larrain’s Spencer and Kornel Mundruczó’s Evolution both have in common? Technically, they are German films because they have German producers - Komplizen Film and Match Factory ...

The Nazis knew the power of cinema beyond blunt-edged propaganda. Incongruous as it seems, a kind of Third Reich dream factory produced scores of frothy musicals and comedies among more than 1,000 ...

German Western "The Dark Valley" leads the pack for this year's Lolas, Germany's Oscars equivalent. By Scott Roxborough Europe Bureau Chief German Alpine Western The Dark Valley is this year’s ...

Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter Flash back to 1936, the year of the Berlin Olympics. Two young German mountaineers, alongside two of their Austrian peers, are ...

Shots of a train snaking through the German countryside and gray smoke billowing out of a smokestack bookend the post-World War II film The Lost Man. In contemporary films, trains and smokestacks in ...

Get the latest entertainment news, reviews and star-studded interviews with our Independent Culture email Get the latest entertainment news with our free Culture newsletter At a press conference for ...

While German-language films screening at this year’s Cannes Film Festival are scant in number, German talent and market titles nevertheless offer a glimpse of current and upcoming productions, ranging ...

To the uninitiated, Princess Diana biopic “Spencer” might appear like the quintessential British film, albeit with a Chilean director and an American star. But it is, in fact, German, Simone Baumann, ...