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Christian Petzold
Christian Petzold Movie Reviews
Blog Posts That Mention Christian Petzold
To Return to Innocence From the Other Side: Christian Petzold on Afire
The Curtain Rises: On the Power of Christian Petzold’s Phoenix
Love is a Laboratory: Christian Petzold on Undine
Christian Petzold on Transit, Kafka, His Love for Den of Thieves and More
Conversations with Christian Petzold’s “Phoenix”
Surviving the Shipwreck: Christian Petzold and Nina Hoss on “Phoenix”
Cannes 2025: Die My Love, Pillion, Miroirs No. 3
Berlinale Highlights, Part Three: Hummingbirds, Concrete Valley, Afire
I Don’t Want to See An Actor Onscreen: Franz Rogowski on Transit, Happy End, Victoria and More
CIFF 2018: Transit, Non-Fiction
Celebrating the Tenth Anniversary of Our Managing Editor Brian Tallerico at RogerEbert.com
Home Entertainment Guide: February 2024
The Great Performances of 2023
Chicago Critics Film Festival 2023 Preview: Chicago Premieres of Acclaimed Films from Around the World
10th Chicago Critics Film Fest Features Past Lives, Blackberry, Sanctuary, Theater Camp, and Many More
Berlinale 2023 Preview: From Sean Penn to Donna Summer
The Individual Top Tens of 2020
London Film Festival 2020 Highlights
A Preview of the 56th Chicago International Film Festival
NYFF 2020: Her Socialist Smile, The Plastic House, Tragic Jungle, Undine
The 4-Star Films of 2019
The Great Performances of 2019
TIFF 2019: The Audition, Pelican Blood, The Whistlers
TIFF 2019: Arab Blues, White Lie, I Was at Home But…
Twelve Thumbs-Up Films from the Venice Film Festival
Home Entertainment Guide: July 25, 2019
45 Movies to see at the 54th Chicago International Film Festival
The New York Film Festival 2018 Preview
CIFF 2018: Preview of the 54th Chicago International Film Festival
TIFF 2018: Outlaw King, Transit
Berlin 2018: Grass, Dovlatov, Transit
Home Entertainment Consumer Guide: May 12, 2016
Home Entertainment Consumer Guide: March 17, 2016
The Best Performances of 2015
Book Excerpt: “Mise en scène and Film Style: From Classical Hollywood to New Media Art” by Adrian Martin
TIFF 2014: “Phoenix”
Harun Farocki, 1944-2014: His Inextinguishable Fire
Still Present: Memories of Roger Ebert a Year After His Passing
Berlinale 2012: The tantalizing and the taboo
CIFF #2: Opening weekend in several nutshells
