Berlin Film Festival Awards (Updating Live)
variety.comGuy Lodge Film Critic The official awards ceremony of this year’s Berlin Film Festival is under way, with Kristen Stewart’s jury set to announce their winners from the Competition selections.
This post will be updated as they’re announced.Previously announced: AUDIENCE AWARDS Panorama Audience Award: “Sira,” Apolline TraoréSecond Prize: “The Burdened,” Amr GamalThird Prize: “Midwives,” Léa Fehner Panorama Documentary Audience Award: “Kokomo City,” D.
SmithSecond Prize: “The Eternal Memory,” Maite AlberdiThird Prize: “The Cemetery of Cinema,” Thierno Souleymane Diallo INDEPENDENT JURY PRIZES Ecumenical Jury Prizes Competition: “Totem,” Lila AvilésPanorama: “Midwives,” Léa FehnerForum: “Where God is Not,” Mehran TamadonSpecial Mention: “On the Adamant,” Nicolas Philibert FIPRESCI Jury PrizesCompetition: “The Survival of Kindness,” Rolf de HeerEncounters: “Here,” Bas DevosPanorama: “The Quiet Magician,” Malene ChoiForum: “Between Revolution,” Vlad Petri Teddy AwardsBest Feature Film: “All the Colors of the World Are Between Black and White,” Babatunde ApalowoBest Documentary/Essay Film: “Orlando, My Political Biography,” Paul B.
PreciadoBest Short Film: “Dipped in Black,” Matthew Thorne and Derik LynchJury Award: Vicky Knight, performance, “Silver Haze”Special Teddy Award: Sunny Bunny, the Queer Film Award of the Molodist Film Festival in Kyiv CICAE Art Cinema AwardPanorama: “The Teacher’s Lounge,” İlker ÇatakForum: “The Face of Jellyfish,” Melisa Liebenthal Guild Film Prize: “20,000 Species of Bees,” Estibaliz Urresola Solaguren Label Europa Cinemas: “The Teacher’s Lounge,” İlker Çatak Caligari Film Prize: “De Facto,” Selma Doborac Peace Film Prize: “Seven Winters in Tehran,” Steffi Niederzoll Amnesty International Film
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