Berlin Panorama selects Schloendorff's 'Sea'

BERLIN -- Volker Schloendorff's World War Ii drama "Calm at Sea" and Tony Gatlif's "Indignados," in regards to the protest movement that spread across Europe a year ago, are the films unspooling inside the Berlin Film Festival's Panorama sidebar this year.InchRelaxed at Sea" can be a fact-based drama in regards to the German occupation of France, like the story of Guy Moquet, the youthful French communist hero carried out with the Nazis who remains synonymous with french Resistance, additionally to people of acclaimed German authors Ernst Juenger and Heinrich Boell, all of whom offered in France while using German military.Highlighting another kind of occupation, "Indignados" examines a Europe in revolt using the eyes from the illegal female immigrant, who encounters the Occupy movement as well as the dissatisfaction from the youthful generation of European society. The pic will open Panorama Special.Fest planners on Tuesday revealed the initial 20 films that will screen incorporated within the Panorama sidebar, which includes the main Program and Dokumente sections furthermore to Special. The whole selection includes some 50 game game titles.Also opening Special is Polish director Malgoska Szumowska's drama "Elles," starring Juliette Binoche.Ira Sachs' U.S. gay drama "Keep the Lights On," starring Thure Lindhardt ("Flame and Citron") and Zachary Booth and Sheldon Larry's U.S.-Canadian feature "Allow it to relaxation around the groundInch also unspool.Other options include Pen-Ek Ratanaruang's Thai thriller "Headshot" Julian Roman Poelsler's Austrian-German title "The Wall," starring Martina Gedeck ("The Lives of Others") Faouzi Bensaidi's French drama "Dying available" Kirsten Sheridan's Irish pic "Toy house" and "10+10," researching the market of works from Taiwan from 10 established company company directors, including Hou Hsiao-Hsien.Another features selected for Panorama are:"From Seoul to Varanasi," Kyuhwan Jeon (Columbia)"Lost in Paradise," Vu Ngoc Dang (Vietnam)"Kuma," Umut Dag (Austria)"L'age atomique," Helena Klotz (France)"My Way," Kang Je-kyu (Columbia)"Mother Is Coming initially from,Inch Cheryl Dunye (Germany)"The Parade," Srdjan Dragojevic (Serbia, Croatia, Macedonia, Slovenia)"The Woman Who Blown Off Her Tears," Teona Strugar Mitevska (Macedonia, Germany, Slovenia, Belgium)"Wilaya," Pedro Perez Rosado (The nation)"Xingu," Cao Hamburger (South usa) Contact Erection dysfunction Meza at staff@variety.com