Home
RSS
French director Bertrand Tavernier debuted his film “In the Electric Mist” at the Berlin Film Festival on Saturday, showing audiences his version of a 1993 crime novel by James Lee Burke adapted to post-Hurricane Katrina Louisiana.
Related Stories
Most Recent
Most Popular
Most Commented
1
Star It 
(0)
The casting members of the Guatanamo movie were held in the airport while they were returning from the Berlin Film Festival.
As reported by BBC, the actors were...
made popular Feb 22 2006
This years Film Fest at Berlin is all set for the great day with movies of prestigious Oscar Laureate Robert Altman, French suspense king Claude Chabrol’s and...
made popular Jan 19 2006
All Stories
Most Recent
Most Popular
Most Commented
Talk about publicity!!! Rumor has it, that the documentary film maker Morgan Spurlock supposedly succeeded where the US military, intelligence services and allies...
made popular Dec 10 2007
Evergreen star, Dev Anand, will soon be ready with his film Hum Dono in color. The black and white version of the same was released in 1961.
Hum Dono is an eternal...
made popular Jun 4 2007
The casting members of the Guatanamo movie were held in the airport while they were returning from the Berlin Film Festival.
As reported by BBC, the actors were...
made popular Feb 22 2006
Audience at the Berlin Film Festival had a pleasant surprise waiting for them. ‘Offside’, the Iranian movie that uplifts the game of soccer and throws light...
made popular Feb 18 2006
Although none of the Indian movies seem to be winning accolades from critics for the performances or either for the screenplay, a very recent announcement was made by a...
made popular Jan 19 2006
This years Film Fest at Berlin is all set for the great day with movies of prestigious Oscar Laureate Robert Altman, French suspense king Claude Chabrol’s and...
made popular Jan 19 2006
Related Tags
A Prairie Home Companion Berlin Bertrand Tavernier Bollywood Comedy of Power Crime Novel Electric Mist En Soap Entertainment EU Europe festival film French Germany James Burke Katrina Louisiana Michael Winterbottom Slumming The Road to Guantanamo
