2005 Berlin Film Festival Competition Line-Up

Anklaget (Accused), Denmark, director Jacob Thuesen

Asylum, United States / Ireland, director David MacKenzie

De battre mon coeur s’est arreté (The Beat That My Heart Slipped), France, director Jacques Audiard

Gespenster (Ghosts), Germany / France, director Christian Petzold

In Good Company, United States, director Paul Weitz

Kakushi Ken – Oni no Tsume (The Hidden Blade), Japan, director Yoji Yamada

Kong que (Peacock), China, director Gu Changwei

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, United States, director Wes Anderson

Man to Man, France / South Africa / Britain, director Regis Wargnier

Les mots bleus (Words in Blue), France, director Alain Corneau

One Day in Europe, Germany / Spain, director Hannes Stoehr

Paradise Now, Netherlands / France, director Hany Abu-Hassad

Le promeneur du Champ de Mars (The Late Mitterrand), France, director Robert Guediguian

Provincia Meccanica (Smalltown, Italy), Italy, director Stefano Mordini

Solntse (The Sun), Russia / Italy, director Alexander Sokurov

Sometimes in April, United States / Britain, director Raoul Peck

Sophie Scholl – die letzten Tage (Sophie Scholl – The Final Days), Germany, director Marc Rothemund

Sorstalanság (Fateless), Hungary, director Lajos Koltai

Les temps qui changent (Changing Times), France, director André Techiné

Thumbsucker, United States, director Mike Mills

Tian bian yi duo yun (The Wayward Cloud), France / Taiwan / China, director Tsai Ming Liang

U-Carmen eKhayelitsha (Carmen in Khayelitsha), South Africa, director Mark Dornford-May

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