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THE 24th EUROPEAN FILM AWARDS: WINNERS

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The more than 2,500 members of the European Film Academy - filmmakers from across Europe - have voted for this year’s European Film Awards. At the awards ceremony in Berlin the following awards were presented:

EUROPEAN FILM 2011:
MELANCHOLIA, Denmark/Sweden/France/Germany
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY: Lars von Trier
PRODUCED BY: Meta Louise Foldager & Louise Vesth

EUROPEAN DIRECTOR 2011:
Susanne Bier for HÆVNEN (In a Better World)

EUROPEAN ACTRESS 2011:
Tilda Swinton in WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN

EUROPEAN ACTOR 2011:
Colin Firth in THE KING’S SPEECH

EUROPEAN SCREENWRITER 2011:
Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardenne for LE GAMIN AU VELO (The Kid with a Bike)

CARLO DI PALMA EUROPEAN CINEMATOGRAPHER AWARD 2011:
Manuel Alberto Claro for MELANCHOLIA

EUROPEAN EDITOR 2011:
Tariq Anwar for THE KING’S SPEECH

EUROPEAN PRODUCTION DESIGNER 2011:
Jette Lehmann for MELANCHOLIA

EUROPEAN COMPOSER 2011:
Ludovic Bource for THE ARTIST

EUROPEAN DISCOVERY 2011 - Prix FIPRESCI:
ADEM (Oxygen) by Hans Van Nuffel, Belgium/theNetherlands

EUROPEAN FILM ACADEMY DOCUMENTARY 2011 - Prix ARTE:
PINA by Wim Wenders, Germany

EUROPEAN FILM ACADEMY ANIMATED FEATURE FILM 2011:
CHICO & RITA by Tono Errando, Javier Mariscal & Fernando Trueba

EUROPEAN FILM ACADEMY SHORT FILM 2011:
THE WHOLLY FAMILYby Terry Gilliam, Italy

EUROPEAN CO-PRODUCTION AWARD 2011 - Prix EURIMAGES:
Mariela Besuievsky, Spain

EUROPEAN ACHIEVEMENT IN WORLD CINEMA 2011:
Mads Mikkelsen, Denmark

EUROPEAN FILM ACADEMY LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD:
Stephen Frears, UK

EUROPEAN FILM ACADEMY SPECIAL HONORARY AWARD:
Michel Piccoli, France

THE PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD 2011:
THE KING’S SPEECH by Tom Hooper, UK

Berlin, 3 December 2011

EFA Ceremony and After Show Party

admin — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 08:00:16 +0000

When actors, directors and producers, nominees and winners, presenters, Members of the European Film Academy and guests arrive in ŠKODA cars at the red carpet for the 24th European Film Awards, the Tempodrom’s tented roof will shine in red above the centre of Berlin.
While guests check in, enjoy a drink and watch the arrivals on screens along the balconies, more than 25 TV crews and over 30 accredited photographers in black tie attire from across Europe will turn the red carpet into a frenzy of European media attention.

Inside the big arena, under a gigantic chandelier, Shantel, one of Europe’s most spectacular live performers, will accompany the ceremony musically. Following a script by Maria von Heland (with additional input from Karsten Dusse and Markus Zimmer), an impressive line-up of European stars will announce a total of the 17 award recipients. On a set designed by Jürgen Schmidt-André, German star comedienne Anke Engelke will once again host this year’s European Film Awards which were again produced by EFA Director Marion Döring and Jürgen Biesinger (executive producer). More than 150 accredited journalists follow the ceremony from the press centre in the small arena, filing their reports and sending off their pictures. The ceremony will be streamed live on the internet at www.europeanfilmawards.eu and broadcast in over 100 territories world-wide.

At the end of the ceremony, after all winners and presenters have gathered on stage for a final picture, the guests will file to be shuttled to the five-star superior Hôtel Concorde, „official hotel of the 24th European Film Awards”, where the after-show party takes place. On two floors, the hotel will become an exclusive party location with different buffets and live cooking stations. One of the first attractions will be EFA partner TNT’s display where winners can leave their statuettes well-presented and security-guarded. After some meet and greet DJs Fatih Akin and Adam Bousdoukos will get the dance-floor moving and special musical guests from Georgia, Asea Sool, the combination of Atina Kornelius’ profound, velvety voice and Bek Bekson’s masterly guitar, will perform in the lobby.

Berlin, 24 November 2011

Co-production Award for Mariela Besuievsky

admin — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 11:37:44 +0000

Prix EURIMAGES goes to producer from Spain

The winner of the fifth edition of the EUROPEAN CO-PRODUCTION AWARD - Prix EURIMAGES, an award acknowledging the decisive role of co-productions in the European film industry, was announced this weekend in the framework of the Seville European Film Festival in Spain.
This year’s prize will go to an outstanding and dedicated producer who has always joined forces with colleagues in Europe and beyond to develop, produce and promote European cinema: Mariela Besuievsky, partner of Tornasol Films, and the producer and executive producer of more than 40 movies.
Her filmography includes films such as the Oscar-winning THE SECRET IN THEIR EYES by Juan José Campanella, THE LAST CIRCUS and THE OXFORD MURDERS by Alex de la Iglesia, and Ana Piterbarg’s TODOS TENEMOS UN PLAN (We all Make Plans) starring Viggo Mortensen - currently in post-production. Her international co-productions include TETRO by Francis Ford Coppola, TRIAGE by Oscar-winner Danis Tanovic and Ken Loach’s THE WIND THAT SHAKES THE BARLEY, winner of the Palme d’Or in Cannes.
The EUROPEAN CO-PRODUCTION AWARD - Prix EURIMAGES will be presented during the European Film Awards Ceremony in Berlin on Saturday, 3 December 2011.

Eurimages is a support fund for the co-production, distribution and exhibition of European cinematographic works, established by the Council of Europe in 1988.
Further information is available at www.coe.int/Eurimages

Seville, Berlin & Strasbourg, 7 November 2011

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The European Film Awards 2011 are presented by the European Film Academy e.V. and EFA Productions gGmbH with the support of the Capital Cultural Fund, FFA German Federal Film Board, the German State Lottery Berlin, the German State Minister for Culture and the Media, the MEDIA Programme of the EU, Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, CinePostproduction, Hôtel Concorde Berlin, PanAm Lounge, Pinewood Studios, ŠKODA, Tempodrom and TNT Express.

Nominations for the 24th European Film Awards

admin — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 16:29:58 +0000

At the Seville European Film Festival the European Film Academy and EFA Productions announced the nominations for the European Film Awards 2011. The more than 2,500 EFA Members will now vote for the winners which will be presented during the awards ceremony on 3 December in Berlin.

Nominated are:

EUROPEAN FILM 2011
THE ARTIST, France
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY: Michel Hazanavicius
PRODUCED BY: Thomas Langmann & Emmanuel Montamat

LE GAMIN AU VELO (The Kid with a Bike), Belgium/France/Italy
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY: Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardenne
PRODUCED BY: Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardenne, Denis Freyd & Andrea Occhipinti

HÆVNEN (In a Better World), Denmark
DIRECTED BY: Susanne Bier
WRITTEN BY: Anders Thomas Jensen
PRODUCED BY: Sisse Graum Jørgensen

THE KING’S SPEECH, UK
DIRECTED BY: Tom Hooper
WRITTEN BY: David Seidler
PRODUCED BY: Iain Canning, Emile Sherman, Gareth Unwin

LE HAVRE, Finland/France/Germany
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY: Aki Kaurismäki
PRODUCED BY: Aki Kaurismäki, Fabienne Vonier & Reinhard Brundig

MELANCHOLIA, Denmark/Sweden/France/Germany
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY: Lars von Trier
PRODUCED BY: Meta Louise Foldager & Louise Vesth

EUROPEAN DIRECTOR 2011
Susanne Bier for HÆVNEN (In a Better World)
Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardenne for LE GAMIN AU VELO (The Kid with a Bike)
Aki Kaurismäki for LE HAVRE
Béla Tarr for A TORINOI LO (The Turin Horse)
Lars von Trier for MELANCHOLIA

EUROPEAN ACTRESS 2011:
Kirsten Dunst in MELANCHOLIA
Cécile de France in LE GAMIN AU VELO (The Kid with a Bike)
Charlotte Gainsbourg in MELANCHOLIA
Nadezhda Markina in ELENA
Tilda Swinton in WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN

EUROPEAN ACTOR 2011:
Jean Dujardin in THE ARTIST
Colin Firth in THE KING’S SPEECH
Mikael Persbrandt in HÆVNEN (In a Better World)
Michel Piccoli in HABEMUS PAPAM
André Wilms in LE HAVRE

EUROPEAN SCREENWRITER 2011:
Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardenne for LE GAMIN AU VELO (The Kid with a Bike)
Anders Thomas Jensen for HÆVNEN (In a Better World)
Aki Kaurismäki for LE HAVRE
Lars von Trier for MELANCHOLIA

CARLO DI PALMA EUROPEAN CINEMATOGRAPHER AWARD 2011:
Manuel Alberto Claro for MELANCHOLIA
Fred Kelemen for A TORINOI LO (The Turin Horse)
Guillaume Schiffman for THE ARTIST
Adam Sikora for ESSENTIAL KILLING

EUROPEAN EDITOR 2011:
Tariq Anwar for THE KING’S SPEECH
Mathilde Bonnefoy for DREI (Three)
Molly Malene Stensgaard for MELANCHOLIA

EUROPEAN PRODUCTION DESIGNER 2011:
Paola Bizzarri for HABEMUS PAPAM
Antxón Gómez for LA PIEL QUE HABITO (The Skin I Live in)
Jette Lehmann for MELANCHOLIA

EUROPEAN COMPOSER 2011:
Ludovic Bource for THE ARTIST
Alexandre Desplat for THE KING’S SPEECH
Alberto Iglesias for LA PIEL QUE HABITO (The Skin I Live in)
Mihály Vig for A TORINOI LO (The Turin Horse)

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Seville and Berlin, 5 November 2011

European Stars flock to Berlin for European Film Awards

admin — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 10:33:24 +0000

When the 24th European Film Awards return to Berlin on 3 December, there will be an impressive line-up of European filmmakers presenting the individual awards, among them EFA Ambassadors Maria de Medeiros (Portugal), Moritz Bleibtreu (Germany), and Maciej Stuhr (Poland). They will be joined by German actresses Karoline Herfurth, Nina Hoss, Sibel Kekilli, Alexandra Maria Lara and Heike Makatsch and their colleagues Zrinka Cvitesic (Croatia), Irène Jacob (Switzerland), Ludivine Sagnier and Sylvie Testud (both France) and Paz Vega (Spain) as well as German actors August Diehl and Alexander Fehling (Shooting Star 2011) and their colleagues Merab Ninidze from Georgia, Ulrich Thomsen from Denmark and cinematographer Peter Suschitzky (UK), for many years the director of photography for films by David Cronenberg.

The 1,000 guests – winners, nominees and EFA Members – will gather at the Tempodrom, a spectacular venue near Potsdamer Platz, its big arena under a 30m high dome. They will once again be welcomed by German comedy star Anke Engelke who will lead through the evening as the show’s host.

Among the guests this year will also be the German State Minister for Culture and the Media Bernd Neumann and the Austrian Minister for Education, Arts and Culture Claudia Schmied, EFA President Wim Wenders and the recipients of the honorary awards Stephen Frears and Mads Mikkelsen.

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Berlin, 3 November 2011

EFA Honours Mads Mikkelsen

admin — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 08:00:17 +0000

Danish actor accepts “with great humbleness and a big smile”

In recognition of a unique contribution to the world of film the European Film Academy takes great pleasure in presenting Mads Mikkelsen with the honorary award EUROPEAN ACHIEVEMENT IN WORLD CINEMA 2011.

Picture: Kenneth Willardt

Ever since his debut in Nicolas Winding Refn’s crime films PUSHER (1996) and PUSHER II – for which he received the Danish critics’ award Bodil – Mads Mikkelsen has played characters we fear and find attractive, often at the same time: As a butcher in THE GREEN BUTCHERS (2003) and as the priest in ADAM’S APPLES (2005) – both by Anders Thomas Jensen. He played the doctor in OPEN HEARTS (2002) and the manager of an Indian orphanage in AFTER THE WEDDING (2006) – both by Susanne Bier. For the latter he was nominated for the European Film Awards and for the Danish Robert.
He shot to international fame as the villain “Le Chiffre” in JAMES BOND 007 – CASINO ROYALE (2006). In 2008 he received another nomination for the European Film Awards, for FLAME & CITRON by Ole Christian Madsen. He’s starred in COCO CHANEL & IGOR STRAVINSKY (2009) by Dutch-born Jan Kounen, in the Spanish-Danish co-production TORREMOLINOS 73 (2003) and in the German production THE DOOR (2009) by Anno Saul.

From the set of the Franco-German co-production MICHAEL KOHLHAAS Mikkelsen sent the following statement: “There is very little to say when you are honoured with an award of this calibre other than that I am deeply grateful. Seeing the list of former recipients, all giants, and realising that people outside my family keep an eye on my work, makes me accept this award with great humbleness and a big smile.”

Mads Mikkelsen will be an honorary guest at the 24th European Film Awards Ceremony on 3 December 2011 in Berlin.

THE 24th EUROPEAN FILM AWARDS: Berlin, 3 Dec 2011
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The European Film Awards 2011 are presented by the European Film Academy e.V. and EFA Productions gGmbH with the support of the Capital Cultural Fund, FFA German Federal Film Board, the German State Lottery Berlin, the German State Minister for Culture and the Media, the MEDIA Programme of the EU, Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, Hôtel Concorde Berlin, PanAm Lounge, Pinewood Studios, ŠKODA and TNT Express.

Berlin, 25 October 2011

Three Documentaries Nominated for the European Film Awards

admin — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 08:00:45 +0000

The European Film Academy proudly announces the nominations in the category EUROPEAN FILM ACADEMY DOCUMENTARY 2011 – PRIX ARTE. A committee consisting of Nik Powell, director of the NFTS and deputy chairman of the EFA Board, EFA Board Member Despina Mouzaki (Greece), EFA Member Francine Brücher (Switzerland), the documentary experts Claas Danielsen (International Leipzig Festival for Documentary and Animated Film, Germany), Ally Derks (International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam, the Netherlands), and Jacques Laurent (producer, Belgium), and ARTE-observer Martin Pieper has chosen the following three films for a nomination:

PINA, Germany
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY: Wim Wenders
PRODUCED BY: Gian-Piero Ringel & Wim Wenders

STAND VAN DE STERREN (Position Among the Stars), the Netherlands
DIRECTED BY: Leonard Retel Helmrich
WRITTEN BY: Leonard Retel Helmrich & Hetty Naaijkens
PRODUCED BY: Hetty Naaijkens

¡VIVAN LAS ANTIPODAS!, Germany / the Netherlands / Argentina / Chile
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY: Victor Kossakovsky
PRODUCED BY: Heino Deckert

The nominated documentary films will now be made available to all 2,500 members of the European Film Academy who will vote for the winner.

In association with the European culture channel ARTE, the winner will be presented at the 24th European Film Awards on 3 December in Berlin.

THE 24th EUROPEAN FILM AWARDS: Berlin, 3 Dec 2011
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The European Film Awards 2011 are presented by the European Film Academy e.V. and EFA Productions gGmbH with the support of the Capital Cultural Fund, FFA German Federal Film Board, the German State Lottery Berlin, the German State Minister for Culture and the Media, the MEDIA Programme of the EU, Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, Hôtel Concorde Berlin, PanAm Lounge, Pinewood Studios, ŠKODA and TNT Express.

Berlin, 18 October 2011

Five Debut Films nominated for European Film Awards

admin — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 08:00:10 +0000

The European Film Academy has announced the nominations for the EUROPEAN DISCOVERY 2011 - Prix FIPRESCI, an award presented annually as part of the European Film Awards to a young and upcoming director for a first full-length feature film. This year’s nominations were determined by a committee comprised of observer Yves Marmion (EFA Chairman, France), Board Members Els Vandevorst (the Netherlands) and Cedomir Kolar (France), EFA Members Pierre-Henri Deleau (France) and Jacob Neiiendam (Denmark), as well as Alin Tasciyan (Turkey), Paulo Portugal (Portugal), and László Kriston (Hungary), all of them members of FIPRESCI, the International Federation of Film Critics.

NOMINATED ARE:
ADEM (Oxygen), Belgium/the Netherlands
DIRECTED BY: Hans Van Nuffel
WRITTEN BY: Jean-Claude Van Rijckeghem & Hans Van Nuffel
PRODUCED BY: Dries Phlypo, Jean-Claude Van Rijckeghem, Joost De Vries,
Leontine Petit & Marleen Slot

ATMEN (Breathing), Austria
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY: Karl Markovics
PRODUCED BY: Dieter Pochlatko & Nikolaus Wisiak

MICHAEL, Austria
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY: Markus Schleinzer
PRODUCED BY: Michael Kitzberger, Wolfgang Widerhofer, Nikolaus Geyrhalter
& Markus Glaser

SMUKKE MENNESKER (Nothing’s All Bad), Denmark
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY: Mikkel Munch-Fals
PRODUCED BY: Stine Meldgaard & Meta Louise Foldager

TILVA ROŠ, Serbia
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY: Nikola Ležaić
PRODUCED BY: Uroš Tomić, Mina Đukić & Nikola Ležaić

The nominated films will now be made available to all 2,500 members of the European Film Academy. They will vote for the winner who will be announced at the 24th European Film Awards on 3 December in Berlin.

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The European Film Awards 2011 are presented by the European Film Academy e.V. and EFA Productions gGmbH with the support of the Capital Cultural Fund, FFA German Federal Film Board, the German State Lottery Berlin, the German State Minister for Culture and the Media, the MEDIA Programme of the EU, Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, Hôtel Concorde Berlin, PanAm Lounge, ŠKODA and TNT Express.

Berlin, 11 October 2011

Lifetime Achievement Award for Stephen Frears

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“It’s very nice to be complimented by Europe,” the British director says

Stephen Frears, director of films like DANGEROUS LIAISONS, THE HI-LO COUNTRY and THE QUEEN will receive this year’s EUROPEAN FILM ACADEMY LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD for his outstanding and dedicated body of work.

Stephen Frears (c) Sophie Baker

“I don’t know what to say,” Frears said over the telephone. Having already received various awards like the Spanish Goya, the French César and the British BAFTA, he said, “well, they’re always nice – if you get them,” and added: “But I’m very grateful, it’s very nice to be complimented by Europe.”

The director remembered his long relationship with the European Film Academy: “I was there when it was founded, I came flying back from the Oscars to get there.” He stated, “of course, I’m never quite sure whether England is part of Europe. We’re divided about this and have complicated feelings,” adding: “But what matters is to keep European film going! And I’m totally committed to that. Nothing else matters. If the films are good, then people will go and see them.”

Stephen Frears will be an honorary guest at the 24th European Film Awards Ceremony on 3 December 2011 in Berlin.

Stephen Frears
Having begun his career in British television, Stephen Frears made his breakthrough in 1985 with MY BEAUTIFUL LAUNDERETTE. Earning him nominations for the Oscar and BAFTA, the film was based on a screenplay by Hanif Kureish with whom he collaborated again in 1987 for SAMMY AND ROSIE GET LAID. Stephen Frears then made the Joe Orton biopic PRICK UP YOUR EARS (1987) and DANGEROUS LIAISONS (1988) – which won three Oscars, two BAFTAs and a French César for the director. Among his other films are THE GRIFTERS (1990), MARY REILLY (1996), THE HI-LO COUNTRY (1998), HIGH FIDELITY (2000), DIRTY PRETTY THINGS (2003), MRS HENDERSON PRESENTS (2005), and TAMARA DREWE (2010). His film THE QUEEN (2006) was a major international success, it was nominated for virtually every award there is and won the Spanish Goya as well as an Oscar, Golden Globe and European Film Award for Helen Mirren.

The 24th EUROPEAN FILM AWARDS: Berlin, 3 December 2011
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The European Film Awards 2011 are presented by the European Film Academy e.V. and EFA Productions gGmbH with the support of the Capital Cultural Fund, FFA German Federal Film Board, the German State Lottery Berlin, the German State Minister for Culture and the Media, the MEDIA Programme of the EU, Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, Hôtel Concorde Berlin, PanAm Lounge, ŠKODA and TNT Express.

Berlin, 4 October 2011

15 Short Films Nominated for European Film Awards

admin — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 12:05:45 +0000

With this year’s final nomination having just been announced at the International Short Film Festival in Drama (Greece), the list of the nominated short films is now complete. The short film initiative is organised by the European Film Academy in co-operation with a series of film festivals throughout Europe. At each of these festivals, an independent jury presents one of the European short films in competition with a nomination in the short film category of the European Film Awards.

The nominees will now be presented to the over 2,500 members of the European Film Academy and it is they who will elect the overall winner: the European Film Academy Short Film 2011 which will be presented at the 24th European Film Awards Ceremony on 3 December in Berlin.

The nominated short films are:

EFA Short Film Nominee Ghent
BERIK
by Daniel Joseph Borgman
Denmark, 16 min., fiction

EFA Short Film Nominee Valladolid
SMÅ BARN, STORA ORD (Little Children, Big Words)
by Lisa James-Larsson
Sweden, 12 min., fiction

EFA Short Film Nominee Cork
HÄNDELSE VID BANK (Incident by a Bank)
by Ruben Östlund
Sweden, 12 min., fiction

EFA Short Film Nominee Bristol
DERBY
by Paul Negoescu
Romania, 15 min., fiction

EFA Short Film Nominee Angers
JESSI
by Mariejosephin Schneider
Germany, 31 min., fiction

EFA Short Film Nominee Rotterdam
I LUPI (The Wolves)
by Alberto de Michele
Italy/the Netherlands, 17 min., documentary

EFA Short Film Nominee Berlin
ÅTERFÖDELSEN (The Unliving)
by Hugo Lilja
Sweden, 28 min., fiction

EFA Short Film Nominee Tampere
APELE TAC (Silent River)
by Anca Miruna Lăzărescu
Germany/Romania, 30 min., fiction

EFA Short Film Nominee Cracow
PAPARAZZI
by Piotr Bernas
Poland, 33 min., documentary

EFA Short Film Nominee Grimstad
LA GRAN CARRERA (The Great Race)
by Kote Camacho
Spain, 7 min., fiction,

EFA Short Film Nominee Vila do Conde
DIMANCHES
by Valéry Rosier
Belgium, 16 min., fiction

EFA Short Film Nominee Sarajevo
TSE (Out)
by Roee Rosen
Israel, 35 min., fiction

EFA Short Film Nominee Locarno
OPOWIESCI Z CHLODNI (Frozen Stories)
by Grzegorz Jaroszuk
Poland, 26 min., fiction

EFA Short Film Nominee Venice
HYPERCRISIS
by Josef Dabernig
Austria, 17 min., fiction

EFA Short Film Nominee Drama
THE WHOLLY FAMILY
by Terry Gilliam
Italy, 20 min., fiction

Berlin, 26 September 2011