The 76th Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale) ended with an exceptional haul of awards for Eurimages-supported films.
The Golden Bear for Best Film, the Festival's most prestigious award, went to YELLOW LETTERS, a co-production between Germany and France directed by İlker Çatak. This award crowns the work of an international team and testifies to the vitality of co-productions supported by Eurimages.
Other notable successes include:
- SALVATION (Türkiye, France, Netherlands, Greece) by Emin Alper won the Silver Bear - Grand Jury Prize,
- Sandra Hüller was awarded the Silver Bear for Best Leading Performance in the film ROSE (Austria, Germany) by Markus Schleinzer, and
- Geneviève Dulude-De Celles won the Silver Bear for Best Screenplay for the co-production NINA ROZA (Canada, Italy, Bulgaria, Belgium), which she also directed.
- IF PIGEONS TURNED TO GOLD (Czechia, Slovakia) by Pepa Lubojacki received the Berlinale Documentary Award.
Other films supported by the Fund also received awards from independent juries in various categories.
These results underscore Eurimages' mission: to promote unique cinematographic projects, support creativity and strengthen cultural cooperation between its members. Congratulations to all the winners and the teams behind the award-winning films!
