Berlin is rearming, and its neighbors are weighing the risks and benefits of the new German hegemony
The European reaction ranges from relief that defense is being taken seriously to fear that increased spending will destabilize the EU
Eliades Ochoa, the last great troubadour: ‘People in Cuba have lost their joy’
Now on the brink of his 80th birthday, he learned to play the tres, his country’s traditional guitar, by watching his father — before becoming the youngest member of the legendary Buena Vista Social Club
Sebastião Salgado’s final thoughts: ‘If we lived thousands of years, we would think differently: we would understand the mountains’
Writer Juan Villoro began working on a profile of the Brazilian photographer without suspecting that he would have to adjust the verb tenses due to his death in May
Eight films and series about Pope Francis
Jorge Mario Bergoglio has been interviewed by filmmakers such as Wim Wenders and Gianfranco Rosi, and has been played by Jonathan Pryce, Darío Grandinetti and Rodrigo de la Serna
The Tokyo toilets that inspired Wim Wenders’ Oscar-nominated film ‘Perfect Days’
The latest release from the German director pays tribute to a unique bathroom-themed design project involving 17 major names in architecture
‘Perfect Days’: so alone and so happy
In the film, director Wim Wenders – who has always had a powerful visual sense – captures Tokyo very well. Above all, his production has Koji Yakusho, a remarkable actor who exudes magnetism
J.A. Bayona’s ‘Society of the Snow’ makes Oscar shortlists
The drama about the survivors of the Andes plane crash in 1972 was also nominated for visual effects, music, makeup and hairstyling
Are we getting tired of the selfie? The surprising return of analog cameras
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We’re seeing a recovery of the nostalgic, natural image
‘German Genius’ or the challenge of adapting Ricky Gervais’ sarcasm as a German
It has been almost 20 years since ‘Extras’ premiered but the series now has an international adaptation
Forty years on from ‘Paris, Texas’: Wim Wenders tells the story of the making of his masterpiece about the West and sadness
The German director won the Palme d’Or at Cannes for his movie—written by Sam Shepard and starring Harry Dean Stanton and Nastassja Kinski—about heartbreak and starting life over again
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