"New movies starring Amy Adams, Channing Tatum, Pamela Anderson, Callum Turner and Charli xcx and the directorial debut of British rapper-actor Ashley Walters will headline next month's Berlin film festival, the first major European cinema showcase of the year. The Berlinale, as the event is known, will spotlight new work on screen from 80 countries in its 76th edition, bringing A-list stars and fresh faces to the German capital during its 12-22 February run."
"Contenders include At the Sea by acclaimed Hungarian director Kornel Mundruczo, featuring six-time Oscar nominee Adams in what Tuttle said was an absolutely enthralling performance as a dancer who struggles with sobriety at her family's home on Cape Cod after a stint in rehab. Tatum will flex his dramatic chops in Josephine by Beth de Araujo based on a traumatic experience she had as a child witnessing a brutal crime in a San Francisco park."
The 76th Berlinale runs 12–22 February and will showcase new films from 80 countries in a lineup of 22 competition pictures vying for the Golden and Silver Bears. The program includes star-driven premieres from Amy Adams, Channing Tatum, Pamela Anderson, Callum Turner and Charli XCX alongside the directorial debut of Ashley Walters. Notable contenders include At the Sea by Kornel Mundruczo with Adams portraying a dancer struggling with sobriety, Josephine by Beth de Araujo featuring Tatum and Gemma Chan, and Rosebush Pruning by Karim Ainouz with an ensemble cast set at a Spanish villa. Additional entries include A New Dawn and Queen at Sea.
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