Berlinale
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Escaping tourists: moving from Oranienstrasse to Neukölln in Berlin
As the former cult quarter of Kreuzberg suddenly blossoms into a tourist trap, hardened Berliners are taking to the hills in the search for authenticity. The story of a relocation from cafebabel's babelblogs
Exploiting unpaid interns: rites of passage?
Associations like Generation Precarity or Fairwork expose an exploited flexible labour force with intermittent incomes and no job security
italy, democratisation, identity, labour, future of europe, youth
Film review Austria: The Bone Man is rootsy, rank and riotous
The world premiere of Der Knochenmann took place at the Berlin film festival on 9 February. The bittersweet crime caper, starring the unfortunate private detective Simon Brenner, provides an in-depth insight into rural Austria and its relationship with its European neighbours east of the Danube. In the Alpine republic, Brenner is something of a folk hero. Here’s why
vienna, comedy, film review, austria, film festival, wolf haas
From siege to silver screen
The 12th Sarajevo Film Festival, which ended on August 26, featured a packed programme of challenging films, revealing the remarkable renaissance of filmmaking in the Balkans.
jasmila žbanič, danis tanović, sarajevo, human rights, multiculturalism, branko schmidt
Go out in April: Uppsala, nerds and witches
Enjoy the year's first rays at Walpurgis night in Sweden, a vintage computer festival in Munich or the spring festival in Seville
Is Everything New in Berlin?
Berlin: population 3.4 million inhabitants, 5 times the size of Paris. The symbol of a divided and reunited Germany, the capital now aims to again become the crossroads between 'new' and 'old' Europe.
November pick of Europe's best culture events
From Helsinki avant-garde cinema to factory fairs in Switzerland, your guide on where to be a culture vulture this month
October culture vulture
This autumn Europe’s cultural events move indoors, to cinemas and museums. A quick look at October’s culture calendar
london, poland, warsaw, budapest, western eu, united kingdom
Trailers Oscars 2009: Europe flocks to the red carpet
Europe is represented well in this 81st edition of the Oscars, especially the United Kingdom who holds a firm spot in the Hollywood limelight. The golden men be handed out on 22 February in Los Angeles
Twenty years on: why Berlin is not Germany
The city buzzes with cultural events to commemorate the reunification of Berlin and the European continent. But how do the protagonists of the change view each other - whether they are born after 1990, are pre-1990 migrants or modern-day visitors?
1989, stasi, enlargement, eudebate on the ground, eudebate2009, berlinale
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