The Berlin Film Festival’s Golden Bear tends to go to quietly powerful, thought-provoking dramas. A Separation spirals an Iranian couple’s divorce into a legal and moral crisis, Ida has a Polish novitiate nun uncovering a family secret before taking her vows, and Synonyms follows an Israeli man trying to become thoroughly French in Paris. Fire at Sea, Bloody Sunday and Rain Man round out the six.
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Synonyms (2019)
TMDB ★ 6.6
An Israeli man attempts to erase his identity and reinvent himself as thoroughly French in Paris.
Directed by Nadav Lapid · 2h 03m
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A documentary follows the residents of a small Italian island amid the ongoing refugee crisis.
Directed by Gianfranco Rosi · 1h 54m
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A novice nun learns a family secret just before taking her vows, shot in stark black and white.
Directed by Paweł Pawlikowski · 1h 22m · Rated PG-13
Won 1 Oscar75 wins & 92 nominations
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A couple's divorce drags their family into an escalating moral and legal dispute.
Directed by Asghar Farhadi · 2h 03m · Rated PG-13
Won 1 Oscar89 wins & 52 nominations
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A fast-talking hustler discovers his estranged brother is an autistic savant during a cross-country road trip.
Directed by Barry Levinson · 2h 14m · Rated R
Won 4 Oscars27 wins & 26 nominations
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