The Berlin International Film Festival has released the full lineup for its 63rd edition. The festival is planned as an in-person and run it through Feb. 10-16, with four days of repeat, public screenings through Feb. 20. Please scroll down to see the full list. The International Competition opens this year with François Ozon’s latest film, ‘Peter Von Kant’ Joining the Ozon’s work Today were 17 further features, including new films from Hong Sang-soo, Claire Denis, Ulrich Seidl, and Rithy Panh.
2022 Berlin International Film Festival Competition
A E I O U – A Quick Alphabet of Love, dir. Nicolette Krebitz
A Piece of Sky, dir. Michael Koch
Alcarràs, dir. Carla Simón
Both Sides of the Blade, dir. Claire Denis
Call Jane, dir. Phyllis Nagy
Everything Will Be Ok, dir. Rithy Panh
Leonora addio, dir. Paolo Taviani
Nana (Before, Now & Then), dir. Kamila Andini
One Year, One Night, dir. Isaki Lacuesta
Peter von Kant, dir. François Ozon
Rabiye Kurnaz vs. George W. Bush, dir. Andreas Dresen
Robe of Gems, dir. Natalia López Gallardo
Rimini, dir. Ulrich Seidl
The Line, dir. Ursula Meier
The Novelist’s Film, dir. Hong Sangsoo
The Passengers of the Night, dir. Mikhaël Hers
That Kind of Summer, dir. Denis Côté
Return to Dust, dir. Li Ruijun
Encounters 2022
A Little Love Package, dir. Gastón Solnicki
American Journal, dir. Arnaud des Pallières
Axiom, dir Jöns Jönsson
Brother in Every Inch, dir. Alexander Zolotukhin
Coma, dir. Bertrand Bonello
Father’s Day, dir. Kivu Ruhorahoza
Flux Gourmet, dir. Peter Strickland
MUTZENBACHER, dir. Ruth Beckermann
Queens of the Qing Dynasty, dir. Ashley McKenzie
See You Friday, Robinson, dir. Mitra Farahani
Small, Slow but Steady, dir. Shô Miyake
Sonne, dir. Kurdwin Ayub
The City and the City, dirs. Christos Passalis, Syllas Tzoumerkas
The Death of my Mother, dir. Jessica Krummacher
Unrest, dir. Cyril Schäublin