Review: Everybody Digs Bill Evans
Festival correspondent Shannon Cotter reports from the ground at the Berlinale, turning her attention to Everybody Digs Bill Evans, which won the Silver Bear for Best Director for Grant Gee in the main competition.
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The Berlinale (Berlin International Film Festival), held each February in Berlin, is one of the world’s major film festivals. Celebrating cinematic artistry and emerging talent, it draws global audiences and industry professionals for premieres, market deals through the European Film Market, and cultural exchange. Irish films such as Black ’47, 32A, Christy, The Butcher Boy, and An Cailín Ciúin have all premiered at the festival.
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