Christian Petzold

Afire: This entertaining, masterly, genre-defying comedy rightly took home Berlin’s Silver Bear

German master Christian Petzold deftly weaves ecological catastrophe, sexual capering and a portrait of beta masculinity into something extraordinary

Afire: Germany’s most admired contemporary film-maker didn’t realise how funny – and revealing – his new movie is

Christian Petzold, Germany’s most admired contemporary film-maker, didn’t realise how funny – and possibly revealing – his new movie is

Pandemic movie wins top award at Dublin International Film Festival

Best film winner Apples will be presented as an artefact of the Covid era in years to come

Curzon Home Cinema: vivid selection of films to rent online

Art house classics rub shoulders with Palme d’Or winners and critically acclaimed works

The best 50 films of 2019: Odd, rich, startlingly varied. And brilliant

We start with Monos, Marriage Story and Midsommar. Find out what else makes the cut

Transit: A five-star, art-house modern-day Casablanca

Review: This existential riddle keeps the audience on edge throughout

Jessie Buckley and Hugh O’Conor scoop Dublin film festival prizes

Critics’ circle awards wrap up Dublin International Film Festival 2019

When Hitchcock met O’Casey: a forgotten strange colloboration unpicked

Dublin International Film Festival: Composer David Shire on his life in the movies

Germany may leave migrants on the road to nowhere

Berlin's questioning of the principle of free movement in Europe will have a huge fallout

Black 47: First clips of Famine movie revealed

Film premieres tonight at the prestigious Berlin Film Festival

Dublin Boyz n the Hood and gruesome gangland consequence

‘Cardboard Gangsters’ is a ’hood film, not a gangster film, says director Mark O’Connor

Phoenix JDiff review: This postwar melodrama is almost ludicrous but raw performances make for a slice of seductive Berlin noir