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Airlift from Berlin Review · March 12 · 1 hr

OSCARS 2026 - The Sentimental Value of Marty Supreme

Audio 21 In the first episode of Airlift, a new show from Berlin Review, Tobias Haberkorn and Lauren Oyler discuss two films nominated for nine Academy Awards each: Joachim Trier's Sentimental Value and Josh Safdie's Marty Supreme. They explore what both films reveal about the widening cultural rift between the United States and Europe, family stories generational trauma, and the role of masculinity. Read Clara Miranda Scherffig’s essay “Production Value” for Berlin Review: https://blnreview.de/en/ausgaben/2026-04/clara-miranda-scherffig-sentimental-value-joachim-trier Subscribe to Berlin Review — essays, criticism, and fiction from around the world. From €5/month: https://blnreview.de/en/subscribe Airlift is produced in the Studio of Jacobin Germany. Hosted by Lauren Oyler and Tobias Haberkorn, Editor of Berlin Review.

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In the first episode of Airlift, a new show from Berlin Review, Tobias Haberkorn and Lauren Oyler discuss two films nominated for nine Academy Awards each: Joachim Trier's Sentimental Value and Josh Safdie's Marty Supreme. They explore what both films reveal about the widening cultural rift between the United States and Europe, family stories generational trauma, and the role of masculinity.

Read Clara Miranda Scherffig’s essay “Production Value” for Berlin Review: https://blnreview.de/en/ausgaben/2026-04/clara-miranda-scherffig-sentimental-value-joachim-trier

Subscribe to Berlin Review — essays, criticism, and fiction from around the world. From €5/month: https://blnreview.de/en/subscribe

Airlift is produced in the Studio of Jacobin Germany. Hosted by Lauren Oyler and Tobias Haberkorn, Editor of Berlin Review.

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