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\n\tThe Match Factory is handling sales on Berlinale competition titles Queen at Sea<\/em> by Lance Hammer, starring Juliette Binoche, and Home Stories<\/em>, the third feature film by Eva Trobisch.<\/p>\n \n\tIn total, the company has four Berlinale titles. The other two are Rosebush Pruning<\/em> by Karim A\u00efnouz, produced by The Match Factory, and Rose<\/em>, the latest film by Markus Schleinzer, starring Sandra H\u00fcller.<\/p>\n \n\tQueen at Sea<\/em> stars Binoche alongside Tom Courtenay. The film explores how dementia erodes a woman\u2019s ability to communicate her inner life. As her husband and daughter struggle to act in her best interest, they must navigate love and the fragile boundaries between care, protection, and autonomy.\u00a0Alongside Binoche and Courtenay are Anna Calder-Marshall (Wuthering Heights<\/em>) and Florence Hunt (Bridgerton<\/em>). The feature is a production from The Bureau and is produced by Tristan Goligher.\u00a0<\/p>\n \n\tHome Stories<\/em> features an ensemble cast that includes Max Riemelt, Eva L\u00f6bau, and Frida Hornemann. The film is produced by Trimafilm in co-production with Komplizen Film, if\u2026Productions, and ZDF\/ARTE in collaboration with The Post Republic. The film\u2019s synopsis reads: \u201cWho are you and what defines you?\u201d, Lea is asked by the production crew of a reality talent show. She does not know. And with this question, her search for an identity within and beyond her family\u2019s hotel in the forests of the former East Germany begins.<\/p>\n \n\tPerhaps Berlinale most starry offering, Rosebush Pruning<\/em> stars Callum Turner (Masters of the Air),<\/em> Riley Keough (Daisy Jones & The Six<\/em>), Jamie Bell (All of Us Strangers<\/em>), Lukas Gage (The White Lotus<\/em>), Elena Anaya (The Skin I Live In<\/em>) with Tracy Letts (Lady Bird)<\/em>, Elle Fanning (Sentimental Value<\/em>) and Pamela Anderson (The Last Showgirl<\/em>).\u00a0<\/p>\n \n\tThe film was written by Efthimis Filippou (Kinds of Kindness<\/em>) and produced by Viola F\u00fcgen and Michael Weber. The synopsis reads: In a Spanish villa, American siblings Jack, Ed, Anna, and Robert wallow in isolation and their inherited fortune. When Jack wants to move in with his girlfriend, and Ed uncovers the truth about their mother\u2019s death, the fabric of the family begins to unravel.<\/p>\n \n\tRose<\/em> is the third feature by Austrian director and actor Markus Schleinzer. The film is described as a historical drama. The official synopsis reads: In the early 17th century, a soldier arrives at an isolated Protestant village in Germany claiming to be the heir to an abandoned farmstead. Even though he proves to be a good man, the villagers\u2019 suspicions about his identity grow, and they force a reckoning.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n