Isabelle Huppert Reveals All in Exclusive Interview at Berlinale

In a captivating interview at the Berlinale film festival, acclaimed French actress Isabelle Huppert provided insights into her role in the upcoming vampire horror film, “The Blood Countess.” The film features Huppert as a notorious female serial killer, showcasing her unparalleled ability to bring complex characters to life. This exclusive conversation is part of a special birthday edition celebrating a decade of artistic storytelling at the publication.

Celebrating a Decade of Arts and Cinema

The latest issue marks the tenth anniversary of the publication, known for its commitment to exploring the depths of creativity every week. Since its inception, the editorial team has endeavored to highlight significant cultural milestones, from cinema to art. This birthday edition includes a range of discussions on various cinematic experiences.

“Crime 101,” featuring Chris Hemsworth, is highlighted as a thrilling action film reminiscent of classic cinema. The editorial team applauds its engaging narrative and strong performances. Streaming recommendations also include “Is This Thing On?”, a dramedy set in New York starring Will Arnett and Laura Dern, which explores the challenges of divorce through humor and heart.

Oscar Insights and Television Highlights

The publication continues its series on the Oscars, analyzing four acting categories and providing a prediction for the newly introduced “Best Casting” award. Jessie Buckley is currently seen as a frontrunner for this prestigious honor.

Among the television offerings, the BBC series “Small Prophets” is praised for its unique magical realism, transforming Manchester into the backdrop for an extraordinary tale of everyday individuals. Additionally, the return of beloved Irish characters in Netflix’s “How to Get to Heaven from Belfast” has garnered excitement, being the first series from Lisa McGee since her acclaimed work on “Derry Girls.”

This issue also commemorates two significant anniversaries: the 90th anniversary of Charlie Chaplin’s masterpiece “Modern Times” and the 70th anniversary of the science fiction classic “Forbidden Planet,” both of which continue to influence the genre today.

In a segment titled “Podgoričarenje,” the publication delves into the surrealistic paintings of Mirko Mitko Bulajić, a distinct yet underappreciated Montenegrin artist whose work deserves wider recognition.

Readers can explore these topics and more in the latest issue, number 510, available now. Happy birthday to all who share in this cinematic journey!

For access to the new edition, click here. Enjoy!

PHOTO: Alexander Janetzko / Berlinale 2026