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The German director is making a film about public restrooms designed by renowned architects. The high-end toilets are the symbol of "Japan's world-renowned hospitality culture."
The center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is dedicated to the cultural significance of the elusive songwriter, and houses over 100,000 items from the musician's archives.
Being an outspoken enemy of the Kremlin nearly cost Alexei Navalny his life. In this documentary that feels like a spy thriller, Putin's rival uncovers the facts about his poisoning.
Turkish journalist Can Dündar and Mexican investigative journalist Anabel Hernandez both live in exile. They share their stories in a new documentary and at the Berlin premiere.
In this Arts.21 special edition we meet five young, plucky filmmakers from Pakistan, Iran, Mexico, China and Palestine. Their works break boundaries, and that takes courage.
The stuff you breathe out can tell an enormous amount about your health — and intentions.
After a two-year break due to the pandemic, the documentary film festival is once again held in cinemas. A political thriller about Alexei Navalny opens the event.
While many in Russia are backing Putin's war on Ukraine, others have fled the country in opposition to the invasion. Director Dmitry Bogolubov lives with his family in Israel now. In his films he shows how Russian children are raised in a culture of militarism and nationalism.
Cameroon is not a big name in filmmaking on the African continent, but the festival is hoping to change that. DW’s Blaise Eyong reports from the week-long event
The sequel to the first film of the successful British series is opening in Germany on April 28, followed by releases in other European countries and the United States.
A second term as French president might save the nation from the far-right. But so far, Emmanuel Macron has failed to deliver, say cultural activists.
Barbra Streisand has won all the big awards: Oscars, Grammys, Emmys, Golden Globes. All the while, she's been an active voice in politics and has remained open to fans. The beloved singer and movie star diva turns 80.
The French military says it has filmed Russian mercenaries burying bodies near an army base in northern Mali. France says it suspects the operation was part of a disinformation campaign against its troops.
"Easy Rider," "Chinatown," "The Shining," "Batman" and more ... As Jack Nicholson celebrates his 85th birthday on April 22, here's a look back at some of the superstar's numerous iconic roles.
Winner of a 2022 International Classical Music Award, the DW film "A World Without Beethoven?" explores the composer's influences on pop culture.
Stories of saints, sinners and Jesus have figured in numerous films across more than a century of cinema. Bible-themed movies have ranged from cast-of-thousands epics to the arty and existential. Others are plain silly.
Another Viking film hits the cinemas, complete with scenes of brutal seafaring warriors mercilessly slaughtering their victims. But how much of a cliche is it?
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