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TUYA'S WEDDING Wins Berlinale Golden Bear

Saturday, February 17------In a surprise twist, a Chinese film has won the Berlinale Golden Bear, the Berlin Film Festival's highest honor. TUYA'S MARRIAGE by Chinese director Wang Quan'an won the Festival's top prize, which was announced with other awards at the Festival's closing  ceremony this evening. The film, the story of a woman living in rural northwestern Mongolia and facing pressure to abandon her life as a shepherd, did not figure on most critics' prediction lists. A gentle, atmospheric and almost non-verbal study of rural life, the film flew under the radar, especially in competition with its higher profile competitors.

TUYA'S WEDDINGTUYA'S WEDDING

BEAUFORTBEAUFORT

The Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize was awarded  to EL OTRO (The Other), directed by Argentine director Ariel Rotter.  The film is an existential drama about a man who decides to change his identity. Israeli director Joseph Cedar won the Silver Bear as Best Director for his film BEAUFORT set in Lebanon in 2000. BEAUFORT tells the story of Liraz Liberti, the 22 year-old outpost commander and his troops in the months before Israel pulled out of Lebanon. "This is a story about how wars end," Cedar said to rousing applause from the stage of the Berlinale Palast. "I want to wish that our leaders be fearful of war and find the courage to know how to end them." CYBORGCYBORG 

Korean director  Park Chan-wook's I AM A CYBORG BUT THAT'S OK  won the Alfred Bauer Prize, named for the founder of the Berlinale and honoring a work of particular innovation. Determining the Awards was the International Jury (the most stellar in years), including: Jury President Paul Schrader (whose new film THE WALKER was shown out of competition), and jurors including Danish editor Molly Malene Stensgaard, American actor Willem Dafoe, German actor Mario Adorf, French/Palestinian actor/director Hiam Abbass, Mexican actor Gael Garcia Bernal, and Chinese producer Nansun Shi

Berlinale Award Winners

 

BERLINALE AWARD WINNERS

Wang Quan'anWang Quan'anGolden Bear:
TUYA'S WEDDING (China, Wang Quan'an)

Silver Bear - The Jury Grand Prix:
EL OTRO (The Other), directed by Ariel Rotter (Argentina) 

Silver Bear - Best Director:
Joseph Cedar, BEAUFORT (Israel)

Silver Bear - Best Actress:
Nina Hoss, YELLA

Silver Bear - Best Actor:
Julio Chavez, EL OTRO (The Other)

THE GOOD SHEPHERDTHE GOOD SHEPHERDSilver Bear - Artistic Contribution:
Ensemble Cast of THE GOOD SHEPHERD (USA, Robert DeNiro)

Silver Bear - Best Film Music:
David Mackenzie, HALLAM FOE (UK)

Alfred Bauer Prize:
I AM A CYBORG, BUT THAT'S OK (South Korea, Park Chan-wook)

FIPRESCI Prizes
Competition:  I SERVED THE KING OF ENGLAND (Czech Republic, Jiri Menzel) 
Panorama: TAKVA--A MAN'S FEAR OF GOD (Ozer Kiziltan)
Forum: HOUNDS (Germany, Ann-Kristin Reyels)

THE TRACEY FRAGMENTSTHE TRACEY FRAGMENTSManfred Salzberger Prize
THE TRACEY FRAGMENTS (Canada, Bruce McDonald)

Berliner Morgenpost Readers' Prize
IRINA PALM (UK/Belgium, Sam Garbarski)

A complete list of additional prizes is available on the Berlinale website: http://www.berlinale.de

Sandy Mandelberger, Berlin Online Dailies Editor

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Now this is what I call a perfect wedding photojournalism!

Tuya's wedding is one of the

Tuya's wedding is one of the movies I've been meaning to see. Now that it has taken a prize, I'll surely see it.
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i want my movie to show in the next Berlinale.

i was in this year's Berlinale and i felt so bad cos non of my films is showing and to be modest i happen to be among the best fifteen movie directors in my country. i want my movie in Berlinale next year, how do i go about it?

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