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Berlin International Film Festival

As the global credit crunch sets in, Berlin may introduce a stark new era in international film finance. More

Herzsprung subs for Cody on Berlin jury

German actress Hannah Herzsprung has replaced Diablo Cody as part of the three-member jury judging this year's best first feature at the Berlin International Film Festival. More

Berlinale takes wraps off complete lineup

Richard Loncraine's "My One and Only," Lone Scherfig's "An Education" (pictured) and Davis Guggenheim's "It Might Get Loud" have joined the Berlin lineup. More

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Little Joe

Film Review: Little Joe

He became famous in the 1960s as Andy Warhol's naked muse in several Paul Morrissey movies and he was immortalized in song by Lou Reed but, as the new documentary "Little Joe" shows, the life of Joe Dallesandro was more than a walk on the wild side. More

Film Review: Eden Is West

An illegal immigrant comes to Europe to find a better life in "Eden Is West," a familiar story distinguished by its healthy $9 million budget and the Italian star-power of Riccardo Scamarcio as a noble, handsome young immigrant from an unnamed country. More

Film Review: Katalin Varga

Pretentious at first, this expressionistic, elemental story of revenge gathers power and moral complexity as it proceeds. More

Film Review: Beeswax

The third time isn't much of a charm for over-hyped writer-director Andrew Bujalski with "Beeswax." More

Film Review: Home From Home

Kimchi and bratwurst prove an unlikely but irresistible combination in "Home From Home," a terrific portrait of three senior couples -- the women Korean, the men German -- living in a "German village" at the southern tip of South Korea. More

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