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Berlinale wrapped with Awards. Our team was happy to share these BerlinaleMoments with you. See you next year in Berlin, or Cannes...
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PRIZES OF THE INTERNATIONAL JURY Members of the Jury: Meryl Streep (Jury President), Lars Eidinger, Nick James, Brigitte Lacombe, Clive Owen, Alba Rohrwacher and Małgorzata Szumowska GOLDEN BEAR FOR BEST FILM (awarded to the film’s producer) Fuocoammare Fire at Sea by Gianfranco Rosi SILVER BEAR GRAND JURY PRIZE Smrt u Sarajevu / Mort à Sarajevo Death in Sarajevo by Danis Tanović SILVER BEAR ALFRED BAUER PRIZE for a feature film that opens new perspectives Hele...
Since 1992, the international film organisations of the Protestant and Catholic Churches - INTERFILM and SIGNIS - have been represented by the Ecumenical Jury. It consists of six members and awards its main prize to a film entered in the Competition. It also awards two other prizes, both worth 2,500 Euros, one to a film from the Panorama and one to a film in the Forum. The prizes go to directors who have succeeded in portraying actions or human experiences that ...
The Teddy Award – the most outstanding queer film prize in the world – is a socially engaged, political honour presented to films and people who communicate queer themes on a broad social platform, thereby contributing to tolerance, acceptance, solidarity and equality in society. During the Berlinale the award is presented in the following categories: Best Feature, Best Documentary / Essay Film and Best Short Film as well as the Special Jury Award. Every year films from all...
The members of the Children’s Jury in Generation Kplus Fabian Behrendt Mathilda Fastabend Felix Fuentes-Hare Julian Leisle Lilia Channary Noack Mette Maren Schmahl Fritzi Schneider-Reuter Moritz Süßenbach Sophie Tischmann Tamino Köhne Irma Weiche give the following awards: Crystal Bear for the Best Film: Ottaal (The Trap) By Jayaraj Rajasekharan Nair, India 2015 This exceptional movie touched us all with its irresis...
Best Film: ES ESMU SEIT (MELLOW MUD) by Renārs Vimba Best Short Film: BALCONY by Toby Fell-Holden ...
The juries of the “Fédération Internationale de la Presse Cinématographique” (FIPRESCI), the international film critics association, view films from the Competition programme and the Panorama andForum sections. They award a prize for the best film in each of these sections. PRIZE WINNER COMPETITION 2016 Smrt u Sarajevu / Mort à Sarajevo (Death in Sarajevo) by Danis Tanović ...
The public has cast its votes: the 18th Panorama Audience Awards – presented by the Berlinale Panorama section in collaboration with radioeins, Berlin-Brandenburg’s public radio and television station (rbb), go to Junction 48 by Udi Aloni for best fiction film and Who's Gonna Love Me Now? by Tomer and Barak Heymann for best documentary. Udi Aloni may be called a loyal friend of the Berlinale – since 2003 he has presented all of his films at the festival. Junction...
An orange Chevrolet Impala drives across a cemetery towards an abandoned shipwreck in the middle of a desert landscape. It is the 22nd of January, 1965. The day before, the Iranian prime minister was shot dead in front of the parliament building. Inside the wreck, a banished political prisoner has hung himself. The walls are covered in diary entries, literary quotes and strange symbols. Can they help Police Inspector Babak Hafizi in his investigations? Will they shed any light on why there is ...
Highlights Press Conference SAINT AMOUR by Benoît Delepine & Gustave Kervern at the 66th Berlin International Film Festival. Benoît Delépine (Director, Scriptwriter, Producer) For Bruno, the agricultural show in Paris marks the high point of his year since it means he can go on a wine tasting tour through France’s wine-growing regions and drink his way from one stand to the next without even leaving the exhibition hall. His father Jean apparentl...
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