Nina Rothe is a cultural journalist and film critic attending the 68th Berlinale. She has contributed to many magazines including Huffington Post.
Tag: indie cinema
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#ThisBerlinale18 Press Conference
The Berlinale Press Conference was today. What are our thoughts on the today’s event? We will give you a full video run down tomorrow. Stay Tuned.
#thisberlinale18
What do two Berlinale enthusiast do in this age of hyper oversharing of opinions? Make a video of course! This is the first of many videos from the fest. The 68th edition of the German A list festival has many challenges this year; including calls from German film professionals for a radical change of course… Continue reading #thisberlinale18
The 68th Berlinale
The 68th annual Berlinale starts on February 15th. The opening film is Wes Anderson’s “Isle of Dogs”, a stop motion animation feature from the auteur featuring an all-star voice cast. We are not sure what to expect. It looks unusual. Black and Paper coverage of the Berlinale starts on February 15th.
The Sunset Inspirational Festival
Black and Paper exclusive interview with Evolution Mallorca International Film Festival Creative Director Sandra Seeling. Would you say filmgoers are looking for different stories and narratives? In my experience as a festival programmer, filmgoers want to be surprised and inspired. They want to be taken out of their daily routines and experience new adventures and new point of… Continue reading The Sunset Inspirational Festival
Cannes Film Festival
Cannes Film Festival 2017 seems to be a bit of anticlimax as far as cinema is concerned at the 70th Cannes Film Festival. Not a single break out film, the usual glamour on the red carpet of film makers, celebrities, and models were in attendance but the quality level of entries were below average this… Continue reading Cannes Film Festival
The latest news about the Cannes Film Festival from France 24
The 2017 Cannes Film Festival line-up has been announced, read the feature from France 24.
Berlinale-Strong Island
Black and Paper interview with Director Yance Ford. “Strong Island” is a documentary that is topical on a social and historical, the shooting of an unharmed African American Man followed by a criminal justice system that vilifies a person of color with a “Guilty Label” regardless of the circumstances and ultimate outcome. The 107 minute… Continue reading Berlinale-Strong Island