Bert Rebhandl is a journalist, writer and translator who lives in Berlin. He co-founded and co-edits Cargo magazine.
From the controversial winner of the Golden Bear to Morgan Fisher's homage to Bruce Conner – to possibly the bleakest film ever made
Künstlerhaus Stuttgart, Germany
Two comedies from the recent Toronto International Film Festival highlight the relationship change between TV and cinema
Celebrating its 70th anniversary, a preview of some of the highlights of this year’s festival which opens today
The lead in The Handmaiden, Kim Min-hee is proving to be the most interesting Korean actor for some time
Two of the most interesting films from this year's Berlinale festival were created by alumni of Harvard's Sensory Ethnography Lab
How the volatile political climate in the US might influence this year’s voting
The Revenant to Toni Erdmann to Elle: a look back at the year's best films
On Ken Loach’s I, Daniel Blake, winner of the Palme d'Or at this year's Cannes Film Festival
On Robert Greene’s new meta-documentary Kate Plays Christine
This week’s Culture Digest focuses on three new film releases. First up, Andrea Arnold’s American Honey
Part three of Bert Rebhandl’s film picks: food for thought in Naomi Kawase’s latest
Thomas Vinterberg’s return to form: part two of the best new film releases selected by Bert Rebhandl
Bert Rebhandl selects three of the best new film releases: part 1, a Greek maritime comedy
Clemens von Wedemeyer's films and installations and their battles with points of view
Villa Stuck, Munich / Kunstmuseum Stuttgart, Germany
Innocence and emancipation in Deniz Gamze Ergüven's latest film
A new film from Tom Tykwer sees Tom Hanks stranded in the Saudi-Arabian desert
A new film from Richard Linklater
Omer Fast's feature film adaption of Tom McCarthy's novel Remainder
