Cinematographer Christian Berger, whose stark black-and-white images earned him an Oscar nomination, is the favurite to win the Lola for best cinematography at the German Film Awards on April 23 ...

Many players are sporting a black ribbon pinned to their hat or shirt with theinitials ‘KH’ displayed in white. That ribbon ...

"The White Ribbon" is this year's front runner to win the Oscar for Best Foreign Language film and tells the black-and-white story of what is really going on inside a small German village, just ...

The White RibbonMichael Haneke’s The White Ribbon begins and ends with single acts of violence fated to spread harm far beyond their intended targets. It opens in a small village in northern ...

Shot in stunning black-and-white by the gifted Christian Berger, The White Ribbon is a toxic blossom of images that burn into your memory. In pre-World War I Germany, a farm village is beset by ...

Start with the look of “The White Ribbon” – which, for good reason, earned an Academy Award nomination for its cinematography. Haneke and his cinematographer Christian Berger shot the film in ...

Written and directed by controversial Austrian filmmaker Michael Haneke (“Funny Games”), “The White Ribbon,” like most of Haneke’s films, strives to highlight failures in society in order to deliver a ...

Voci said his organization White Knot handed out about 1,000 of the pins in the run-up to the Academy Awards, which resulted in a flood of Internet traffic to the group’s website.

Yes, The White Ribbon is in German. It’s also in black and white and 145 minutes long. If that’s not enough for you, it’s a mystery story without a clear solution.

White Ribbon Day happens every November as part of the UN’s annual 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign . Here’s everything you need to know about the awareness campaign ...

Long Beach City College held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, April 22, for its new Black Student Success Center, which is intended to provide a place for support and belonging for the Black ...