Who was Kaspar Hauser from Werner Herzog’s eponymous drama film? A genuine enigma. Thomas Coll Aug 2, 2024
From F.W. Murnau to Fritz Lang: five movies that define German expressionism During the silent era of cinema history. Swapnil Dhruv Bose Jul 26, 2024
‘People on Sunday’: an early precursor to mumblecore cinema A very early influence. Aimee Ferrier May 5, 2024
‘Papa’s cinema is dead’: how German cinema evolved after World War II The dawn of a bold new era. Scott Campbell Apr 23, 2024
‘Sperm Race’: the real race for life made for German TV “‘Sperm Race’ is serious…” Swapnil Dhruv Bose Apr 2, 2024
Wim Wenders on “connecting” with his early films: “How the heck did I come up with that?” “I was a kid.” Aimee Ferrier Feb 7, 2024
Wolf Biermann: The musician who shook the Berlin Wall The folk singer had a profound effect on East Germany. Ben Forrest Jan 3, 2024
Travelling the Weimar Republic in the footsteps of the Expressionist directors A haunted nation. Sam Kemp Dec 2, 2022
‘Bernd das Brot’: The fascinating German cartoon about a depressed loaf of bread Iconic. Swapnil Dhruv Bose Nov 5, 2022