Lance Hammer's UK-set drama Queen at Sea is tagged "Family is complicated" by the Berlinale's helpful path-finding system, ...

Berlin: Binoche and Tom Courtenay star as the frazzled family members (and therefore caretakers) of a dementia-addled woman whose time, memory, and function have run out.

Much like "Amour," "Queen at Sea" presents an unflinching look at the indignities of eldercare, made more unsettling by the sense that this may be the subject's sunniest possible spin. For his first ...

"Queen at Sea," Lance Hammer's first feature in 18 years, is a work of shattering gentleness and harrowing ethical dilemmas. Navigating such thorny topics as consent and autonomy in the throes of ...

In 2008, a first-time director named Lance Hammer broke out at the Sundance Film Festival with Ballast, a somber drama set in the Mississippi Delta, produced over several years, and starring a cast of ...

FILMFESTIVAL-BERLIN/QUEEN AT SEA (TV, PIX):Juliette Binoche confronts aging's difficult questions in Berlin competition entry ...

Director Lance Hammer's long-awaited ‘Queen at Sea,’ stars Juliette Binoche and takes on dementia, consent, and care at the Berlinale.

The European screen icon on stepping into British social realism with Lance Hammer’s Berlin competition drama — and why films about aging, illness and family live in “that in-between time where things ...

Berlin: Binoche and Tom Courtenay star as the fraying family members (and therefore caretakers) of a dementia-addled woman whose time, memory, and function have run out. Lance Hammer was the toast of ...

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