As the fate of Berlinale chief Tricia Tuttle is being debated at an extraordinary meeting convened by Germany’s culture minister Wolfram Weimer, staffers of the festival have penned an open letter to voice their support for Tuttle. Tuttle, who succeeded Carlo Chatrian as artistic director of the Berlinale two years ago, has come under fire […]
Berlinale Staffers Voice Support for Festival Chief Tricia Tuttle in Open Letter
As the fate of Berlinale chief Tricia Tuttle is being debated at an extraordinary meeting convened by Germany’s culture minister Wolfram Weimer, staffers of the festival have penned an open letter to voice their support for Tuttle. Tuttle, who succeeded Carlo Chatrian as artistic director of the Ber
Last updated: April 12, 2026, 3:07 PM
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