Interview: Robert Schwentke on Tackling Nazi Germany from a Different Angle in “The Captain”
The director talks about returning to his native Germany after finding success in Hollywood to make a film that would truly hit home.
Tag: Germany
Interview: Fatih Akin on Getting Under the Skin with “In the Fade”
The director of this devastating drama starring Diane Kruger talks about the timeliness of a thriller taking on neo-Nazis.
Interview: Marcel Mettelsiefen on the Arduous Journey to “Watani: My Homeland”
On the Oscar-shortlisted documentary short about what is lost when a Syrian family is resettles in Germany after fleeing violence in Aleppo.
Interview: Chad Hartigan on Finding a Universal Language for “Morris From America”
The writer/director on the effervecent coming-of-age comedy and crafting an emotional journey bigger than moving to Germany from New York.
Review: “A Coffee in Berlin” is Worth the Sip
A German comedy about a young man who loses touch with the world offers a nice vacation from the one we inhabit.
Interview: Christian Petzold on the Skillful Seduction of “Barbara”
The director of the German drama about a young doctor caught between the East and West during the Cold War talks about his Hitchcock obsessi...
