Berlin Film Festival

Only 3 Indian films selected at Berlin Festival but Youngistaan does India proud

India has only three films at Berlin this year (last year there were as many as 12 Indian films). Of course, selection depends on the quality of films produced worldwide in any year, so it’s quite a feather in Nagesh Kukunoor’s cap that his Dhanak (Rainbow) has been selected in Berlin’s Generation section (for children and young adults).

Berlin diary: Alia Bhatt's family connection to the German city

Alia Bhatt, just 20, arrived for the Highway press conference at the Berlin Film Festival, looking ravishing in flaming red Dior suit. It turns out that Bhatt has a Berlin connection in her past as well

Berlin Diary: 'Movies are like infections', says Imtiaz Ali on Highway

This year, 12 films were selected to be screened at the Berlin Film Festival. One of them is Imtiaz Ali's Highway, which premiered at the festival last week.

Photos: George Clooney takes The Monuments Men to Berlin Film fest

Director-actor George Clooney took his war caper ‘The Monuments Men’ back to Berlin for the Berlin Film Festival complete with its all star cast. Here are photos from the premiere of the film at Berlin.

Berlin Diary: Wes Anderson's at his quirky best with The Grand Budapest Hotel

The Grand Budapest Hotel is an utterly delightful film and one that promises to reveal many more delights upon repeat viewing.

Images: Indian films steal limelight at Berlin Film Festival

The 10-film strong Indian package at the Berlinale includes a range of features, documentaries, short and classic films. They capture the explosive vitality and diversity present in Indian cinema. Here are some images of the Indian films at Berlin Film festival.

Berlin Festival diary: Imtiaz Ali's Highway, Satyajit Ray's Nayak and more

The 10-film strong Indian package at the Berlinale includes a range of features, documentaries, short and classic films.

Surprised by selection of 'Highway' at Berlin fest: Imtiaz Ali

Director Imtiaz Ali is utterly surprised by the selection of his upcoming road movie Highway at the prestigious Berlin International Film Festival as he feels such platforms are reserved for filmmakers like Anurag Kashyap.