Film of the Week – The Thing by John Carpenter
A film like John Carpenter’s “The Thing” could never be made today, not with how it ends. But in taking this brave move, Carpenter…
Art
Enter Nico Stinghe – fashion photographer opens studio in Berlin
We met Nico Stinghe in the summer when he got in touch and came along to our indieberlin picnic (ah summer). A thoroughly nice…
indieberlin film of the week – The Yellow Sea by Na Jong-Hin
There is something strangely beautiful about an action thriller that comes together. Perhaps it is because we are so used to Hollywood vomiting a…
Director In The Spotlight: Ben Wheatley
Who would’ve thought that a man on a rope standing and staring dreamily into the distance would be an image that could haunt you…
indieberlin Film Of The Week: The Conversation by Francis Ford Coppola
“I have nothing personal except my keys.” So says Harry Caul, one of the most memorable characters in cinematic history. He is equally admirable…
Lady Gaby To Perform at indieberlin Book Fair on November 7th. Interview.
We hardly need to introduce Lady Gaby. She is a major force on the Berlin spoken word scene and prolific international performance artist. So…
German comedian Christian Schulte-Loh on Strictly Stand-up, booze and bribes
Christian Schulte-Loh is a German comedian, an international stand-up act who has performed in clubs and at festivals in more than twenty countries in…
Joe Black and the Berlin Burlesque Festival 2015: Elegant and elegantly scurrilous.
Thursday night was the first night at the Berlin Burlesque Festival, and we managed to get a couple of tickets to check it out….
A personal burlesque experience by Mia Morris
I started doing Burlesque dance lessons with Lady Lou at Schönheitstanz almost 6 years ago. At that time I had no idea that a…
Exhibition Preview: The Faultless Painter – Less is More
Asia Contemporary Art Platform – NON Berlin Chausseestraße 11/ Entrance Tieck Str., 10115 Berlin, Germany September 23 and September 24 The Faultless Painter:Less Is More is…
interview with Johannes Helgelin Hald: In Relation to the Creepy
Swedish illustrator Johannes Helgelin Hald, living in Berlin, Germany, seems like an ordinary person to meet in such city. The things which make him…
Berlin Art Week 2015 Press Tour Diary
I’m riding the U-Bahn. The train whirls snake-like beneath the streets of Neukölln. I blend in amidst the everyday commuters, though I feel like…
Berlin Art Week 2015 Starts Today
If you’re an art junkie in Berlin you’re about to be busy. Berlin Art Week is on and you’re invited. The trouble is: so…
Teaser to the Berlin Burlesque Festival – Natsumi Scarlett interview
The Berlin Burlesque Festival starts in just a few days – and we’re getting ourselves warm for it. To win tickets and to see the trailers…
Homosexuality-ies Exhibition – the history of homosexuality in ten chapters
Homosexuality-ies is an exhibition divided across the Schwules museum and the Deutsches Historisches Museum which chronicles the historical past and cultural present of everything…
Fata Morgana gallery opening this Saturday 12th
A new gallery is opening on Tor Strasse – Fata Morgana is intended as a one-year collaboration between a number of Berlin artists, showcasing…
Chasm in Time – interview with GODsDOGs Art Collective
Chasm in Time GODsDOGs Art Collective on Reality and the Grapple for Artistic Authenticity It’s a hot and sweaty August afternoon in a former…
Melancholia Extension – An exhibition at Greenhouse by Green Mint Productions
Exhibition/performance act Melancholia Extension at Greenhouse the 4th and 5th september. Under a two day exhibition at the 8th floor of Greenhouse Jeanette Mansson…
SWIMMING POOL – film by François Ozon on 5th August at Mind Pirates
“Swimming Pool offers something few other movies this summer can match: A dreamy, intoxicating sensuality.” – Miami Herald Sarah Morton is a famous British…
Gewinnt 1×2 Tickets für das STRÆND FESTIVAL 2015
Wir freuen uns riesig auf ein schönes Großstadt-Festival zu den Themen Music – Surf – Film – Art! Passt ja auch irgendwie wie Arsch…
