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Berlin International Film Festival Berlinale 2008: Awards of International Jury film / director GOLDEN BEAR FOR THE BEST FILM Tropa de Elite (The Elite Squad) / José Padilha SILVER BEAR - THE JURY GRAND PRIX Standard Operating Procedure / Errol Morris SILVER BEAR - BEST DIRECTOR 2008 Paul Thomas Anderson / There Will Be Blood SILVER BEAR - BEST ACTRESS 2008 actor or actress / film / director Sally Hawkins / Happy-Go-Lucky / Mike Leigh SILVER BEAR - BEST ACTOR 2008 Reza Najie / Avaze Gonjeshk-ha / Majid Majidi SILVER BEAR - OUSTANDING ARTISTIC CONTRIBUTION (MUSIC) 2008 Jonny Greenwood / There Will Be Blood / Paul Thomas Anderson SILVER BEAR - BEST SCRIPT 2008 writer / film Wang Xiaoshuai / Zuo You (In Love We Trust) ALFRED BAUER PRIZE 2008 film / director Lake Tahoe / Fernando Eimbcke The International Jury Costa-Gavras (France) Jury President Costa-Gavras is one of the most renowned figures of dedicated, political filmmaking. His international breakthrough came in 1969 with the political thriller “Z,” which won him two Academy Awards. In 1990, Costa-Gavras was awarded the Berlinale Golden Bear for his film “Music Box” (with Armin Mueller-Stahl and Jessica Lange). He last participated in the Berlinale Competition in 2002 with “Amen.” Costa-Gavras is also President of the French Cinematheque. Uli Hanisch (Germany) Production designer Uli Hanisch was honored with the German and the European Film Awards for his work in the adaptation of Patrick Süskind’s novel “Perfume - The Story Of A Murderer” (2006). He has done the production design for almost all of Tom Tykwer’s films, including the upcoming “The International,” starring Clive Owen and Naomi Watts. His set designs also shaped films by Oliver Hirschbiegel (“The Experiment”) and Sönke Wortmann (“The Miracle Of Bern”). Diane Kruger Diane Kruger’s international breakthrough came with her role in Wolfgang Petersen’s monumental epic “Troy.” The young actress played in the 2007 Berlinale Competition film “Goodbye Bafana” by Bille August. She also starred in box office leader "National Treasure: Book Of Secrets" alongside Nicolas Cage. Walter Murch Walter Murch is a multiple-Academy Award winner who wrote film history with his spectacular sound design for Francis Ford Coppola’s anti-war film “Apocalypse Now.” As a cutter and sound designer he has collaborated with Coppola for 30 years, on films ranging from “The Godfather” to his latest work “Tetro.” He has also created image and sound montages for George Lucas, Jerry Zucker and Anthony Minghella. Shu Qi Shu Qi is one of the most popular and sought-after actresses in Asian cinema. Born in Taiwan, she has played in over 50 films in a great variety of genres. In 2000, Shu Qi appeared in the Berlinale Competition film “The Island Tales” directed by Stanley Kwan. On the international circuit she attracted attention for her role in the thriller “The Transporter” (2002). Alexander Rodnyansky Producer and director Alexander Rodnyansky was born in Ukraine. A studied filmmaker, he is now president of the Moscow media holding STS. His work as a director includes a series of documentaries about contemporary Russia, including 1992s two-part Farewell USSR. © Preems.com |
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