21. March 2025
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Berlinale Feb. 3-23, 2025 In the past, I have occasionally examined and commented on the Berlin International Film Festival, most recently the year before last: Berlinale 2023, the fourth year under Chatrian & Rissenbeek. Two or three weeks ago, the … Continue reading →
6. August 2024
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Talking with Stav Idisis (BLOODY MURRAY) A few weeks ago, I was invited by gleichgestellt.de to recommend five films or series for their weekly watchlist on Instagram. A nice idea, but not an easy task. This Thursday, my five tips … Continue reading →
12. February 2020
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TV Cop Dramas – Actresses can do more than play Victims German television is known to be quite crime-oriented. More and more formats, series and individual films of this genre are being produced, and it‘s increasingly rare that they get … Continue reading →
17. April 2019
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German and British Female Authors ask Broadcasters In the Beginning there were Numbers Female Authors Write Back Letter of German Female Writers Letter of British Female Writers In the Beginning there were Numbers For just over six years now I … Continue reading →
27. October 2018
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A couple of weeks ago, invited by Irish Equity and Equity Scotland & Northern Ireland, I presented my gender diversity tool NEROPA in front of representatives from theatres and the film industry in Dublin and Belfast. Today I want to … Continue reading →
31. October 2013
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Interview: Wellywood Woman & Le Deuxième Regard Last week I wrote about the French Charter for Equality among Women and Men in the Film Sector and wondered about the situation of the German Film industry under a similar document of … Continue reading →
25. October 2013
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Vive la Nouvelle Révolution du Cinéma! After the French Revolution 1789-1799, the invention of the cinematograph by the Lumière brothers in 1890 and the new women’s movement of the 1970s, France is once again very active in cracking old structures … Continue reading →