Chéreau's <i>Son Frère</i> to compete in Berlinale (7456)

@ 2026 Equal Entertainment LLC.
All rights reserved

Chéreau's Son Frère to compete in Berlinale
 Advocate.com Editors
          
          Jan 14, 2003
          
        
Advocate.com Editors
 See Full Bio 
       Out director Patrice Chereau, who won a Golden Bear at the 2001 Berlin International Film Festival, will return to the Berlinale this year with Son Frere, reports indieWIRE.com. The complete list of films in competition will be announced later this month, but other films in the running for 2003 include Claude Chabrol's La Fleur du Mal and Zhang Yimou's Hero. 

        
        FROM OUR SPONSORS
        
    

        
        The Latest
        
    
Military
        Trans service people vindicated by latest research
    Trump officials have warned that transgender troops weaken the force, but a new review of open service tells a different story.
Christopher Wiggins
National
        HIV activists stage mock funeral to spotlight Trump’s deadly federal funding cuts
    The threat of losing access to HIV medication under the Trump administration has many concerned with their own mortality. 
Jacob Ogles
Health
        ACIP government vaccine panel meeting postponed after judge voids RFK Jr.’s appointments
    A judge’s rebuke of RFK Jr.’s vaccine overhaul forced the postponement of a key federal panel.
Christopher Wiggins
Health
        Judge blocks RFK Jr.’s dangerous vaccine policy changes. Ex-CDC leader calls it ‘big news’
    Dr. Demetre Daskalakis told The Advocate that the ruling shows “science and law aligned,” but warned lasting damage to public trust may already be done.
Christopher Wiggins

        
        More For You
        
        Liza Minnelli, flanked by a phalanx of dancers, surprises audience at the GLAAD Media Awards
    
Daniel Reynolds
Mar 06, 2026
Liza Minnelli at Peter Jay Sharp Theater on September 18, 2012 in New York City. The legendary actress made a surprise appearance at the 2026 GLAAD Media Awards.

        Kevin Mazur/WireImage
    
        You gotta ring them bells, GLAAD! Keep Reading →

        JFK’s grandson, Jack Schlossberg, is not having Ryan Murphy’s ‘grotesque’ new JFK Jr. show
    
Jacob Ogles
Mar 03, 2026
Kennedy family member Jack Schlossberg, who is running for Congress in New York, has been highly critical of producer Ryan Murphy's new show about the JFK Jr.

         Edna Leshowitz/Getty Images, Kristina Bumphrey/Variety via Getty Images
    
        President John F. Kennedy’s grandson made it clear that the Kennedy family has no use for Ryan Murphy’s television dramatization of his uncle, John F. Kennedy Jr.'s, life. Keep Reading →

        Demi Lovato & Jonathan Bennett will headline a star-studded lineup for the 37th GLAAD Media Awards
    
Christopher Wiggins
Feb 23, 2026
Demi Lovato performs onstage during TikTok LIVE Fest 2026 at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on February 12, 2026, in Las Vegas, Nevada. 

        Photo by Denise Truscello/Getty Images for TikTok
    
        Global pop star Demi Lovato will perform at the 37th annual GLAAD Media Awards on March 5 in Los Angeles, with actor and producer Jonathan Bennett returning to host a ceremony that will stream exclusively on Hulu later this month, GLAAD announced Monday. The event will spotlight LGBTQ+ representation across film, television, music, and journalism. The Advocate, along with its sister publication, Out, is among the nominees for Outstanding Magazine. Keep Reading →

        Queer star Keke Palmer updates her sexual identity, 'I'm almost 100% sure I'm asexual'
    
Rachel Shatto
Feb 18, 2026
Keke Palmer attends the 8th Annual American Black Film Festival Honors at SLS Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Beverly Hills on February 16, 2026 in Los Angeles, California.

        Brianna Bryson/FilmMagic
    
        If there is one thing Keke Palmer is going to do, it's keep it real. Keep Reading →

        Was 'Boots' canceled over politics? 'Absolutely not,' Netflix CEO says
    
Bernardo Sim
Feb 12, 2026
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos; Miles Heizer as Cameron Cope on Boots.

        Joe Seer/Shutterstock; Netflix
    
  Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos has broken his silence on the cancelation of Boots, a gay TV series set in the U.S. Marine Corps. Keep Reading →

        Most Popular
        
National
        Trump reveals GOP congressman’s ‘terminal’ medical diagnosis at Kennedy Center meeting
    “Okay. That wasn’t public,” Speaker Mike Johnson said, as he became visibly uncomfortable at the event announcing Ric Grenell's exit.
Christopher Wiggins
National
        State Department visa rule sets stage for ICE scrutiny of transgender immigrants
    New visa requirements could create document conflicts that follow gender-nonconforming travelers into immigration enforcement databases.
Christopher Wiggins
News
        Trans editor sues DreamWorks over harassment on ‘Bad Guys 2’
    The lawsuit alleges a supervisor repeatedly made invasive comments about Parker Goldsmith’s gender identity and that the studio retaliated after complaints. 
Jack Walker
National
        Trump says Iran throws gays off buildings after trying to deport same-sex couple there
    The remark came while defending U.S. strikes in a Jake Paul interview.
Christopher Wiggins
Elections
        Trans tech executive could become first out officeholder in western Tennessee
    Memphis Democrat Lena Chipman is running for the Shelby County Board of Commissioners.
Jack Walker
Crime
        Remorseless Seattle man sentenced in hate crime beating of trans woman
    Andre Karlow, who said, "Trump should kill them all," appeared defiant as the judge imposed years of confinement for the attack.
Christopher Wiggins

Site Navigation

Chéreau's Son Frère to compete in Berlinale

The Latest

Trans service people vindicated by latest research

Trump officials have warned that transgender troops weaken the force, but a new review of open service tells a different story.

HIV activists stage mock funeral to spotlight Trump’s deadly federal funding cuts

The threat of losing access to HIV medication under the Trump administration has many concerned with their own mortality.

ACIP government vaccine panel meeting postponed after judge voids RFK Jr.’s appointments

A judge’s rebuke of RFK Jr.’s vaccine overhaul forced the postponement of a key federal panel.

Judge blocks RFK Jr.’s dangerous vaccine policy changes. Ex-CDC leader calls it ‘big news’

Dr. Demetre Daskalakis told The Advocate that the ruling shows “science and law aligned,” but warned lasting damage to public trust may already be done.

LGBTQ+ stories deserve to betold.

36 Fetishes Every Gay Man Should Know

The 4 best LGBTQ+ moments from the not so queer Oscars

Ric Grenell to step down as Kennedy Center president after controversial tenure

Hollywood Hunks Laid Bare: 1960s-1970s

39 Role-Play Fantasies Every Gay Couple Should Try

More For You

Liza Minnelli, flanked by a phalanx of dancers, surprises audience at the GLAAD Media Awards

JFK’s grandson, Jack Schlossberg, is not having Ryan Murphy’s ‘grotesque’ new JFK Jr. show

Demi Lovato & Jonathan Bennett will headline a star-studded lineup for the 37th GLAAD Media Awards

Queer star Keke Palmer updates her sexual identity, 'I'm almost 100% sure I'm asexual'

Was 'Boots' canceled over politics? 'Absolutely not,' Netflix CEO says

Most Popular

Trump reveals GOP congressman’s ‘terminal’ medical diagnosis at Kennedy Center meeting

“Okay. That wasn’t public,” Speaker Mike Johnson said, as he became visibly uncomfortable at the event announcing Ric Grenell's exit.

State Department visa rule sets stage for ICE scrutiny of transgender immigrants

New visa requirements could create document conflicts that follow gender-nonconforming travelers into immigration enforcement databases.

Trans editor sues DreamWorks over harassment on ‘Bad Guys 2’

The lawsuit alleges a supervisor repeatedly made invasive comments about Parker Goldsmith’s gender identity and that the studio retaliated after complaints.

Trump says Iran throws gays off buildings after trying to deport same-sex couple there

The remark came while defending U.S. strikes in a Jake Paul interview.

Trans tech executive could become first out officeholder in western Tennessee

Memphis Democrat Lena Chipman is running for the Shelby County Board of Commissioners.

Remorseless Seattle man sentenced in hate crime beating of trans woman

Andre Karlow, who said, "Trump should kill them all," appeared defiant as the judge imposed years of confinement for the attack.

Latest Stories

Stay up to date with the latest in LGBTQ+ news with The Advocate’s email newsletter, in your inbox five days a week.

Chéreau's Son Frère to compete in Berlinale

FROM OUR SPONSORS

The Latest

Trump officials have warned that transgender troops weaken the force, but a new review of open service tells a different story.

The threat of losing access to HIV medication under the Trump administration has many concerned with their own mortality.

A judge’s rebuke of RFK Jr.’s vaccine overhaul forced the postponement of a key federal panel.

Dr. Demetre Daskalakis told The Advocate that the ruling shows “science and law aligned,” but warned lasting damage to public trust may already be done.

LGBTQ+ stories deserve to betold.

More For You

Most Popular

“Okay. That wasn’t public,” Speaker Mike Johnson said, as he became visibly uncomfortable at the event announcing Ric Grenell's exit.

New visa requirements could create document conflicts that follow gender-nonconforming travelers into immigration enforcement databases.

The lawsuit alleges a supervisor repeatedly made invasive comments about Parker Goldsmith’s gender identity and that the studio retaliated after complaints.

The remark came while defending U.S. strikes in a Jake Paul interview.

Memphis Democrat Lena Chipman is running for the Shelby County Board of Commissioners.

Andre Karlow, who said, "Trump should kill them all," appeared defiant as the judge imposed years of confinement for the attack.