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Berlinale 2023
The 73rd annual Berlin International Film Festival, usually called the Berlinale is taking place from 16 to 26 February 2023 in person. Here is our selection of films that push the boundaries in scientific storytelling.
Berlinale

Happy Doom (2023)

 Billy Roisz Austria 2023
FILM

La herida luminosa (Daydreaming So Vividly About Our Spanish Holidays)

 Christian Avilés Spain 2022
FILM

From Fish to Moon

 Kevin Contento United States 2022
FILM

8

 Anaïs-Tohé Commaret France 2022
FILM

As miçangas (The Beads)

 Rafaela Camelo Emanuel Lavor Brazil 2023
FILM

Ours (Bear)

 Morgane Frund Switzerland 2022
FILM

Crushed

 Ella Rocca Switzerland 2022
FILM

AI: African Intelligence

 Manthia Diawara Portugal, Senegal, Belgium 2022
FILM

Hito

 Stephen Lopez Philippines 2022
FILM

Adolfo

 Sofía Auza United States, Mexico 2023
FILM

Dreams

 Tenzin Phuntsog United States 2022
FILM

The Veiled City

 Natalie Cubides-Brady United Kingdom 2023
FILM

Au cimetière de la pellicule (The Cemetery of Cinema)

 Thierno Souleymane Diallo France, Senegal, Guinea, Saudi Arabia 2023
FILM

The Eternal Memory (2022)

 Maite Alberdi Chile 2022
FILM

Kokomo City

 D. Smith United States 2023
FILM

Perpetrator

 Jennifer Reeder United States, France 2023
FILM

Sages-femmes (Midwives)

 Léa Fehner France 2023
FILM

La Sirène (The Siren)

 Sepideh Farsi France, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium 2023
FILM

Stille Liv (The Quiet Migration)

 Malene Choi Denmark 2023
FILM

Roter Himmel (Afire)

 Christian Petzold Germany 2023
FILM

Sur l’Adamant (On the Adamant)

 Nicolas Philibert France, Japan 2022
FILM

Suzume

 Makoto Shinkai Japan 2022
FILM

El eco (The Echo)

 Tatiana Huezo Mexico, Germany 2023
FILM

Here

 Bas Devos Belgium 2023
FILM

The Cage Is Looking for a Bird (Kletka ishet ptitsu)

 Malika Musaeva France, Russian Federation 2023
FILM

White Plastic Sky (Műanyag égbolt)

 Tibor Bánóczki Sarolta Szabó Hungary, Slovakia 2023
FILM

mul-an-e-seo (in water)

 Hong Sangsoo South Korea 2023
FILM
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