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67th Berlinale |Video of the Closing-Award CeremonyAll winners of the Golden and Silver Bears of the Competition and Berlinale Shorts programme as well as the winners of the GWFF First Best Feature Award, Glashütte Original Documentary Award and Audi Short Film Award. Hungarian author and director Ildik’ Enyedi, ‘On Body and Soul’ poses for photographers after winning the Golden Bear for Best Film at the awards ceremony of the 67th Berlinale Film Festival in Berlin, Germany, Saturday Feb. 18 2017. (Britta Pedersen/Pool Photo via AP) (Associated Press) BERLIN — A Hungarian love story about two slaughterhouse workers who connect in shared dreams won the top award Saturday at this year’s Berlin Film Festival. “On Body and Soul” by writer-director Ildiko Enyedi contrasts the harsh reality of the abattoir with the magical world of slumber. Enyedi was previously best known for her 1989 debut film, “My 20th Century,” which won the Golden Camera award in Cannes that year. The Golden Bear had been expected to go to the comedy “The Other Side of Hope,” which instead earned veteran filmmaker Aki Kaurismaki a Silver Bear for best director. The film sees a young Syrian refugee befriending a grouchy Finn, with Kaurismaki’s deadpan humor delivering poignant messages about the horrors of war and the current refugee crisis in Europe. The jury award went to “Felicite,” a film by French-Senegalese director Alain Gomis about a singer in a Congolese night club. South Korea’s Kim Min-hee received the best actress award for her role in “On the Beach at Night Alone,” about a woman coming to terms with the end of an affair. COMPETITION Golden Bear for Best Film Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize Silver Bear Alfred Bauer Prize Silver Bear for Best Director Silver Bear for Best Actress Silver Bear for Best Actor Silver Bear Best Screenplay Silver Bear for Outstanding Artistic Contribution Glashutte Original Documentary Best First Feature Golden Bear Best Short Film Silver Bear Jury Prize Short Film Audi Short Film Award PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED PANORAMA AUDIENCE AWARDS Fiction Film 2nd Place 3rd Place PANORAMA DOKUMENTE Best Documentary 2nd Place 3rd Place EUROPA CINEMAS BERLINALE LABEL GENERATION KPLUS Crystal Bear Best Film Special Mention Crystal Bear Best Short Film Special Mention Short Film Grand Prix for Best Film Special Mention Special Prize for Best Short Film Special Mention GENERATION 14PLUS Crystal Bear Best Film Special Mention Crystal Bear Best Short Film Special Mention Short Film Grand Prix for Best Film Special Mention
Special Prize for Best Short Film Special Mention 19.02.2017 | Berlin's blog Cat. : AWARDS
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