Films like Angst and Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer exist in that niche bubble of brilliant filmmaking and uncomfortable, harrowing viewing experiences b...

★★★☆☆ The seemingly unlikely tale of how Fatih Akin’s The Golden Glove got greenlit, funded and selected for competition at the Berlinale warrant...

Fatih Akin's psychological thriller isn't for everyone.

Real-life serial killer Fritz Honka, who murdered and dismembered four Hamburg prostitutes in the 1970s, is profiled in Fatih Akin’s graphic true-crime rec...

For reasons that remain unclear, Fatih Akin has followed "In the Fade" with a serial killer movie so disgusting you can smell it.

In Fatih Akin's adaptation of "The Golden Glove," a serial killer terrorizes 1970s Hamburg.

The movie, directed by Fatih Akin, ups the ante for grossness.

If Akin’s goal is merely to pull away that curtain, it ultimately feels like a hollow unveiling.

A serial killer plies his trade in 1970s Hamburg in Fatih Akin's grim drama

Fatih Akin’s latest movie is a fetid stain on the CV of a good filmmaker. Akin has made the true story of a repulsive, grotesque serial killer into a repul...

Fatih Akin's disappointing follow-up to "In the Fade" luxuriates in grime and murder but has no deeper understanding of its real-life murderer

Of all the movies playing in competition here at the 69th Berlin Film Festival—officially known as the Berlinale—Fatih Akin’s The Golden Glove was the ...

Fatih Akin's up-and-down filmography takes a precipitous plunge with this nauseating portrait of German serial killer Fritz Honka.