Scene from the black-and-white drama “Ida”
The Po lish Black-and-white drama “Ida” is the big winner of the 27th European Film Awards. The strictly composed, touching film about a novice was honored on Saturday night in Riga as the best European film. The director Pawel Pawlikowski work also received four awards, including for directing, cinematography and screenplay. The Germans brought three European Film Awards.
Born in Stuttgart, Marc Bauder was selected for its bankers documentary “Master of the Universe”, the winner in the category Best Documentary. Natascha Curtius-Noss and Claus-Rudolf Amler received prizes for costumes and scenery of the Alps drama “The Dark Valley.” < /P>
Best actress Frenchwoman Marion Cotillard “one night two days,” by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne was missed for her role in the social drama honored. The British actor Timothy Spall took the Film Award for Best Actor statue opposite. He was known for the title role in the artist’s biography “Mr. Turner – Masters of Light “award
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The winning film “Ida” plays in Poland in the 60s. The story is about an orphan who learns the monastery shortly before his admission that it is actually Jewish. Before she can take her vows, the young woman must solve the mystery of her family history. In Germany saw almost 20,000 moviegoers “Ida”. The film continued to defend yourself against Lars von Trier sex drama “Nymphomaniac” by.
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Very agitated and somewhat embarrassed was the French filmmaker Agnès Varda (86) than the rate for her life’s work accepted. “I received a gift,” Varda said. Some criticism was the director and writer – “grandmother of the Nouvelle Vague” – but also get rid of: Too few women were among the nominees for the Film Award
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Due to the gala at the Latvian National Opera resulted in high spirits and the charming German comedian Thomas Hermanns. The founder of the “nonsense comedy clubs” offered to all guests “full-service” including vodka and went with little slips of the tongue in his first English Moderation loosely around. Seriously he was at the beginning of the Gala: In certain countries not far from here he could not openly acknowledge his homosexuality, he said. Therefore, he was glad to be on this side of the Latvian-Russian border – on the other hand, he could end up in jail, he criticized
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More than 1000 filmmakers gathered in Riga for film awards gala, including the actors Liv Ullmann and Tobias Moretti. The British filmmaker Steve McQueen won the special prize from the hands of Academy President Wim Wenders. McQueen, who has turned with this year’s Oscar-winning “12 Years a Slave”, was honored for his “unique contribution to international cinema.”
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