Politics. Political film. Maybe we should use those words less often after all. Dieter Kosslick, director of the Berlinale, had of course also noticed that we live in turbulent times. The 67th edition of this Berlin film festival opened Thursday more seriously than we were used to. No flirtation with Hollywood, but Django, labelled by Kosslick as a "gripping survival drama". A portrait of the legendary Django Reinhardt who fused jazz with gypsy sounds, gesi...
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