Berlin International Film Festival 2010

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Official Berlinale poster
Main venue: the Theater am Potsdamer Platz ("Berlinale Palast")
This year's jury president: Werner Herzog
Countries that were represented in the competition for the Golden Bear (including co-production countries; Turkey colored gold)
Represented for the fourth time in the competition for the Golden Bear with Der Ghostwriter : Roman Polański

The 60th Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale) took place from February 11 to 21, 2010.

The film festival opened with Wang Quan'an's competition entry Tuan Yuan . The non-competitive Japanese contribution Otouto by Yōji Yamada was selected as the graduation film. The main prize of the festival, the Golden Bear , was awarded to the Turkish-German contribution Bal by Semih Kaplanoğlu . According to the organizers, a new visitor record was set with 282,000 tickets sold.

With 6241 productions, more films than ever before were submitted for the festival. Of these, 392 films from 58 production countries were selected and shown in 866 screenings. 84 films were made with German participation, 123 projects came from female directors. The 17 venues were spread across Berlin's inner city districts. In addition, there were ten art house cinemas, also spread across the entire city, which presented films from various sections as part of the newly introduced “Berlinale goes Kiez ” series. The European Film Market with 970 screenings took place parallel to the film festival .

For the 60th anniversary of the film festival, an art installation was shown at the Brandenburg Gate and an almost completely reconstructed version of Fritz Lang's feature film Metropolis (1927) was premiered. Actress Hanna Schygulla and filmmaker Wolfgang Kohlhaase have already been selected as winners, and have been awarded the Honorary Golden Bear for their life's work. Yōji Yamada, Erika and Ulrich Gregor (founders of the Berlinale film series Forum ) and the Berlinale Bear foundry Noack were honored with the Berlinale Camera .

The official festival poster was presented in early January 2010. The graphic is made up of a chronological list of around 15,000 film titles that have been shown in the various sections of the film festival over the past six decades.

Official Sections

International competition

International jury

Werner Herzog was presented as the jury president of this year's Berlinale in mid-November 2009 . Herzog, who took part in the competition in 1968 with Signs of Life and 1979 with Nosferatu - Phantom of the Night , is one of the filmmakers who helped the new German film to gain recognition in the 1970s. He last attracted attention in September 2009 - he was the first director to compete at the 66th Venice Film Festival with two works .

Six members of the jury assisted Herzog. It was almost exclusively filmmakers:

Movies

On December 15, 2009, the first seven of 26 films in the competition were announced, including 18 world premieres. A further 18 films followed on January 20, 2010, and on February 1 the competition was completed with the non-competitive documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop . Festival director Dieter Kosslick spoke of the fact that the 60th competition will be “characterized by a mix of styles and genres” and will feature newcomers and well-known filmmakers.

Among the 20 candidates for the Golden Bear , the main prize of the festival, were Roman Polański ( Wenn Katelbach Comes ... , 1966), Wang Quan'an ( Tuya's Wedding , 2007), Michael Winterbottom ( In This World - Aufbruch ins Ungewisse , 2003 ), Jasmila Žbanić ( Esma's Secret - Grbavica , 2006) and Zhang Yimou ( Red Cornfield , 1988) represented five previous winners. Eleven productions came from directors who were invited to the competition for the first time. Polański's European thriller The Ghostwriter focused on an author who uncovered dangerous machinations while writing the memoirs of a former British Prime Minister. In Tuan Yuan, Wang told of a soldier who fled Mao Zedong's military to Taiwan in 1949 and did not meet his lover again until decades later, while in the thriller The Killer Inside Me , Winterbottom took on a Texan law enforcement officer who was unmasked as a murderer. Žbanić dedicated himself to a young couple from Sarajevo in Na Putu . While the woman is expecting a child, her husband joins an Islamist group. In his drama San qiang pai an jing qi, Zhang Yimou told of a noodle restaurant owner who plans to get rid of his adulterous wife and her lover.

The three German-language competition entries were Der Räuber by Benjamin Heisenberg , Oskar Roehler's Jud Süß - Film Without Conscience and Burhan Qurbani's Shahada . In Heisenberg's German-Austrian co-production, Andreas Lust slipped into the role of the Austrian criminal Johann Kastenberger (1958–1988). Roehler, represented in the competition for the Golden Bear for the third time after 2003 and 2006, dramatized the making of the anti-Semitic propaganda film Jud Süß (1940) with Tobias Moretti as the eponymous hero Ferdinand Marian and Moritz Bleibtreu as Joseph Goebbels . The German-Afghan director Burhan Qurbani dedicated his first feature film to the fate of three Muslims in Berlin whose stories take place during the fasting month of Ramadan .

The opening gala and award ceremony were moderated by Anke Engelke . The competition with Tuan Yuan was opened by Wang Quan'an. The final film was the non-competitive Japanese contribution Otouto by Yōji Yamada .

Movie Director country Actor (selection)
Bal ( Honey ) Semih Kaplanoğlu Turkey, Germany Bora Altaş, Erdal Beşikçioğlu, Tülin Özen
Caterpillar Kōji Wakamatsu Japan Shinobu Terajima , Shima Ohnishi
Eu când vreau să fluier, fluier ( If I Want To Whistle, I Whistle ) Florin Șerban Romania, Sweden George Piştereanu, Ada Condeescu, Clara Voda
A family Pernille Fischer Christensen Denmark Jesper Christensen , Lene Maria Christensen, Pilou Asbæk
En ganske snill mann ( A Somewhat Gentle Man ) Hans Petter Moland Norway Stellan Skarsgård , Jannike Kruse Jåtog, Jan Gunnar Røise
The ghostwriter Roman Polanski France, Germany, United Kingdom Ewan McGregor , Pierce Brosnan , Olivia Williams , Kim Cattrall
Greenberg Noah Baumbach United States Ben Stiller , Greta Gerwig , Rhys Ifans , Jennifer Jason Leigh
Howl Rob Epstein , Jeffrey Friedman United States James Franco , Jon Hamm , David Strathairn , Mary-Louise Parker
Jud Süß - film without a conscience Oskar Roehler Germany, Austria Tobias Moretti , Martina Gedeck , Moritz Bleibtreu
Kak ja prowjol etim letom ( How I Ended This Summer ) Alexei Popogrebski Russia Grigori Dobrygin , Sergei Puskepalis
The Killer Inside Me Michael Winterbottom USA, UK Casey Affleck , Jessica Alba , Kate Hudson
Mammoth Benoît Delépine , Gustave de Kervern France Gérard Depardieu , Yolande Moreau , Isabelle Adjani
Paradise between us (Na putu) Jasmila Žbanić Bosnia and Herzegovina, Austria, Germany, Croatia Zrinka Cvitešić , Leon Lučev , Mirjana Karanović
Rompecabezas (Puzzle) Natalia Smirnoff Argentina, France María Onetto , Gabriel Goity , Arturo Goetz
The robber Benjamin Heisenberg Austria Germany Andreas Lust , Franziska Weisz
San qiang pai an jing qi ( A Woman, A Gun And A Noodle Shop ) Zhang Yimou People's Republic of China Sun Honglei, Xiao Shenyang, Yan Ni
Shahada Burhan Qurbani Germany Maryam Zaree , Carlo Ljubek , Jerry Hoffmann
Submarino Thomas Vinterberg Denmark Jakob Cedergren, Peter Plaugborg, Patricia Schumann
Tuan Yuan ( Apart Together ) Wang Quan'an People's Republic of China Lisa Lu, Ling Feng, Xu Caigen, Monica Mo
Time of anger Rafi Pitts Germany, Iran Rafi Pitts, Mitra Hajjar , Ali Nicksaulat

Out of competition

The following films ran out of competition in the competition program:

Award winners

Awards from the independent juries

panorama

The Panorama section was held for the 31st time and is dedicated to international film (preferably art house cinema and auteur films). In 2010, 54 feature and documentary films were shown. As part of the section, the Panorama Audience Award was again awarded on February 21, 2010 , to Waste Land . A second and a third place went to Budrus and Daniel Schmid - Le chat qui pense .

Main program

Panorama special

Panorama documents

Panorama supporting films

Other films in the main program (including Panorama Special)

Movie title Director Country of production Actor (selection)
Amphetamines Scud Hong Kong, China Thomas Price, Byron Pang, Winnie Leung
L'arbre et la forêt ( Family Tree ) Olivier Ducastel
Jacques Martineau 		France Guy Marchand , Françoise Fabian , Sabrina Seyvecou
Besouro João Daniel Tikhomiroff Brazil Aílton Carmo, Jessica Barbosa, Anderson Santos de Jesus
Blood friendship ( initiation ) Peter Kern Austria Helmut Berger , Harry Lampl , Melanie Kretschmann
Golden Slumber Yoshihiro Nakamura Japan Masato Sakai, Yūko Takeuchi, Hidetaka Yoshioka
Just Another Love Story Kaushik Ganguly
Rituparno Ghosh 		India Rituparno Ghosh, Indraneel Sengupta, Chapal Bhaduri
Kawasakiho ruze ( Kawasaki's Rose ) Jan Hřebejk Czech Republic Daniela Kolářová, Martin Huba, Lenka Vlasákova
cosmos Rehab Erdem Turkey, Bulgaria Sermet Yesil, Türkü Turan, Hakan Altuntas
El mal ajeno Óskar Santos Gómez Spain Eduardo Noriega , Belén Rueda
The Man Who Sold The World Swel Noury
Imad Noury 		Morocco Said Bey, Fehd Benchemsi, Audrey Marnay
Nacidas para sufrir ( Born To Suffer ) Miguel Albaladejo Spain Adriana Ozores , Petra Martínez, Malena Alterio
parade Isao Yukisada Japan Tatsuya Fujiwara, Karina, Shihori Kanjiya
Phobidilia Doron Paz
Yoav Paz 		Israel Ofer Shechter, Efrat Baumwald, Shlomo Bar Shavit
Plein sud ( Going South ) Sébastien Lifshitz France Yannick Renier, Léa Seydoux, Nicole Garcia
Por tu culpa ( It's Your Fault ) Anahí Berneri Argentina, France Erica Rivas, Ruben Viani, Nicasio Galán
Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll Mat Whitecross United Kingdom Andy Serkis , Naomie Harris , Olivia Williams
Son Of Babylon Mohamed Al-Daradji Iraq, United Kingdom, France, United Arab Emirates, Netherlands, Egypt, Palestinian Territories Yassir Talib, Shazada Hussein, Bashir Al-Majid
The Man Who Sold The World Swel Noury
Imad Noury 		Morocco Said Bey, Fehd Benchemsi, Audrey Marnay
Yeobaewoodle ( The Actresses ) E J-Yong Korea Yoon Yeo-jeong, Lee Mi-sook, Ko Hyun-joung

Panorama documents

Movie title Director Country of production
All My Tumbler Girls Or All About Women Who Dare To ... ) Lothar Lambert Germany
Beautiful Darling: The Life And Times Of Candy Darling, Andy Warhol Superstar James Rasin United States
Hazman havarod ( Gay Days ) Yair Qedar Israel
Making The Boys Crayton Robey United States
Postcard to Daddy Michael Stock Germany
Waste land Lucy Walker United Kingdom, Brazil
Lullabies ( lullaby ) Tamara Trampe
Johann Feindt 		Germany

Perspective German cinema

The Perspective German Cinema section was held for the ninth time and shows current German documentary and feature film productions. The series, in which 14 films were represented, opened with Renn, if you can by Dietrich Brüggemann . The outgoing section head Alfred Holighaus, who changed to the management of the film festival in 2010, took care of the selection.

Movie title Director Actor (selection)
All of my fathers Jan Raiber documentary
Bedways RP Kahl Miriam Mayet, Matthias Faust, Laura Tonke , Arno Frisch
The Boy Who Wouldn't Kill Linus de Paoli Pit Bukowski
Cindy doesn't love me Hannah Schweier Clemens Schick , Anne Schäfer, Peter Weiss
Women Saara Waasner documentary
Glebs movie Christian Hornung documentary
The domestic help Anna Hoffmann documentary
Hollywood drama Sergei Moya Clemens Schick , Carlo Ljubek
Jessi Mariejosephin Schneider
Live control Florian Schewe Gerdy Zint, Eddy Kante, Franziska Jünger
Scars in the concrete Juliane Engelmann Carmen Birk , Stefan Riedner
Portraits of German alcoholics Carolin Schmitz documentary
Run if you can Dietrich Brüggemann Robert Gwisdek , Jacob Matschenz
WAGs Joachim Dollhopf
Evi Goldbrunner 		Vesela Kazakova, Sonja Gerhardt , Gordon Schmidt, Alen Hebilovic

generation

This Berlinale section has been showing suitable international film productions for children and young people since 1978. A jury awarded a glass bear to a feature film and a documentary. Filmmakers and former award winners Philippe Falardeau (Canada), Kylie Du Fresne (Australia), Hana Makhmalbaf (Iran) as well as the German Margret Albers , director of the children's film festival Goldener Spatz , and the scriptwriter and producer Rowan O'Neill (Ireland) represented.

Maryanne Redpath was the head of the section in 2010. A total of 56 short and feature films were recorded. The Indian-American contribution Road, Movie opened the Generation 14plus competition. The Kplus generation started with the Alamar documentary fiction .

The jury of Generation 14plus awarded the Transparent Bear for the best film to Neukölln Unlimited by Agostino Imondi and Dietmar Ratsch. Dooman River received an Honorable Mention from Zhang Lu. The transparent bear for best short film went to the Iranian contribution Az Bad Beporsid by Batin Ghobadi. Ønskebørn received a special mention from the Danish Birgitte Stærmose.

Generation Kplus

Feature films
Short films

Generation 14plus

Feature films:

Short films:

Retrospective and homage

Retrospectives of film history have been shown at the Berlinale since 1977 in collaboration with the Deutsche Kinemathek . In 2010 the retrospective was titled Play It Again…! Compiled by British author and film critic David Thomson . This comprised around 40 films from six decades, including works from the International Competition and the Forum , Panorama and Generation sections . These were shown in the Cinemaxx Berlin- Potsdamer Platz and Zeughauskino . A German-English book by Thomson with introductory essays was published to accompany the series.

The selected films included:

Two shows (“Hommages”) were dedicated to the work of Hanna Schygulla and Wolfgang Kohlhaase , who were awarded the Honorary Golden Bear in 2010 for their life's work.

Berlinale shorts

26 films from 15 countries were represented in the official short film competition. As in the international competition, the Golden and Silver Bears were awarded by an international jury as part of the Berlinale Shorts . In 2010 this consisted of the Brazilian festival director and producer Zita Carvalhosa , Max Dax , author and editor-in-chief of the German pop culture magazine Spex, and the Polish director Xawery Żuławski , son of Andrzej Żuławski . The jury will also award the nomination for the best European short film (Prix EFA) and a grant in Berlin.

The Japanese contribution Akai Mori no Uta of Akihito Izuhara was shown out of competition. The Swedish entry Handelse Vid Bank by Ruben Östlund won the Golden Bear for best short film . The story of 96 actors who stage a failed bank robbery was praised by the jury for their perfect dialogues and humanity presented with humor. Hayerida received the Silver Bear from Shai Miedzinski from Israel. The scholarship of the DAAD artist program in Berlin went to Adrian Sitaru ( Colivia ), the nomination for the European Short Film Award to the Belgian Natalie Teirlinck ( Venus vs Me ).

The series was supplemented by the two-part retrospective Play It ... Short! , which comprised a total of 12 short films by German-speaking filmmakers.

Short film competition
Retrospective

Films and programs out of competition

Over 2000 visitors took part in the open-air broadcast of the premiere of Metropolis .
The renowned Iranian director Jafar Panahi was denied a trip to the Berlinale.

In addition to the competition jury, there was an international jury that will honor the best directorial debut. The German director Michael Verhoeven , the American actor Ben Foster and the Malaysian producer Lorna Tee judged the debut works from all sections . The prize money was 50,000 euros, which the director and producer shared.

As part of the film festival, the Berlinale Talent Campus took place for the eighth time , an annual initiative to promote young talent. 4,773 applications from 145 countries were submitted. 350 filmmakers took part in six events in the Hebbel-Theater am Ufer from February 13th to 18th, 2010 during the Berlinale . As part of the Berlin Today Award , five short films on the subject of “Straight to Cinema” were premiered. The jury was chaired by British film director Stephen Daldry . As part of the Score Competition, up-and-coming composers and sound designers had the opportunity to develop new film music for a given short film and record it together with the German Film Orchestra Babelsberg . The French film composer Alexandre Desplat was appointed as mentor .

On February 12, the reconstructed version of Fritz Lang's Metropolis (1927) premiered at a gala performance in Berlin's Friedrichstadtpalast and at the same time in the Alte Oper in Frankfurt am Main . The first performance from the Friedrichstadtpalast was broadcast live on ARTE and publicly on a screen at the Brandenburg Gate . Large parts of the film (approx. 30 minutes) were thought to have been lost before a 16 mm duplicate negative was discovered in Buenos Aires in 2008. This enabled the missing 25 minutes to be added. The complete film music by Gottfried Huppertz was performed live for the screening . Metropolis was included in the world document heritage in Germany in 2001. The Berlinale Special film series began with this premiere . Other films in this series included: Boxhagener Platz by Matti Geschonneck , Cosa voglio di piu by Silvio Soldini , Die Friseuse by Doris Dörrie , Henri 4 by Jo Baier , Tanzträume - a documentary about Pina Bausch , Moloch Tropical by Raoul Peck and Nine by Rob Marshall . Rob Marshall's musical film Nine was presented as a gala performance for the 60th anniversary of the Berlinale in the Friedrichstadtpalast. The first performance of the restored version of Welt am Draht by Rainer Werner Fassbinder was also shown in this series .

On February 12th, in the presence of Mayor Klaus Wowereit , Dieter Kosslick and Rainer Rother, the first star was unveiled on the planned Boulevard of Stars in front of the Film Museum on Potsdamer Platz , which will honor German-speaking filmmakers based on the famous Hollywood Walk of Fame . The first star was dedicated to Marlene Dietrich . The star is 48 centimeters tall and made of brass, in which the name, dates and autograph are engraved. This will only be embedded in the red-colored asphalt for two weeks, after which the actual construction work will begin. The opening with 40 stars took place in September 2010.

From February 12th to 15th, the art installation Curtain up at the Brandenburg Gate - The Curtain! shown. This consisted of a 300 m² cinema curtain made of recycled film-themed materials, created by the Korean-born American Christina Kim. Similarly, since 2004 at the Film Festival in Cannes aligned Cannes fait le mur end of January 2010, with the Starparade installed a photo exhibition in the Berlin cityscape. These showed large-format portraits of filmmakers (including Cate Blanchett , George Clooney , Nina Hoss , Gong Li and Kate Winslet ), which photographer Gerhard Kassner had taken during the Berlinale since 2003.

For the 60th anniversary of the Berlinale, two films from each of the different sections of the film festival were shown in ten art-house cinemas in Berlin from February 12 to 21 , under the title Berlinale goes Kiez .

The involuntary absence of Jafar Panahi caused a sensation in the media on February 16 . The renowned Iranian director, winner of the Golden Lion and the Silver Bear , was invited as a guest of honor to the Berlinale, where he took part in a discussion on the subject of “Iranian cinema: present and future, expectations inside and outside the country” as part of the World Cinema Fund Day “Wanted to participate. Panahi was not allowed to leave his home country. He appeared in Nader Davoodi's critical documentary Red, White & The Green , which was shown in the Panorama Documents series of the Berlinale and highlighted the hope of Iranian intellectuals, youth and women for political change.

On February 19, the Teddy Award was presented for the 24th time during the Berlinale . The filmmaker Werner Schroeter was announced as the winner of the Special Teddy at the beginning of January 2010 . A homage was dedicated to the musician Rio Reiser (1950–1996).

The European Film Market (EFM) took place parallel to the festival , a trading platform for producers, distributors, film buyers and co-production agents and traditionally the first international film market of the year. The Martin-Gropius-Bau and the Marriott Hotel on Potsdamer Platz served as the conference venue . Exhibitors from 48 countries were expected.

As part of the European Film Promotion (EFP) Shooting Star Initiative, young European actors were honored for the 13th time, including the Polish actress Agata Buzek and the Croatian Zrinka Cvitešić , who was featured in the competition film Na Putu . For the first time since the initiative was launched in 1998, no actor from German-speaking countries was represented.

Web links

Commons : Berlin International Film Festival 2010  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

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