The Ex-national player Bastian Schweinsteiger picked up at the Gala in Berlin as the first of the coveted media prize “Bambi”. “Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you!” he cried, visibly happy. He received the honorary prize of the Jury. In his address, the soccer star children and young people took courage, after defeats don’t get you down.
“First the tears and then the Bambi’s come always, in the end,” said the 32-Year-old.
For their performances were awarded at the Gala in the Theater at Potsdamer Platz, Anna Maria Mühe and Devid Striesow.
the effort could prevail against Karoline Herfurth and Sonja Gerhardt. Very moved, she took the award for her role in the NSU-Drama “The perpetrator – Today of all days is not”. In the Film she plays the alleged right terrorist Beate Zschäpe. Striesow received the award for his role in the movie “I’m gone”, the film adaptation of Hape kerkeling pilgrimage best-seller.
In category Film National won the Hitler-Satire “He’s back” “Bambi”. “The Film is more relevant today than ever, I think,” said the main actor Oliver Masucci. “This brown sauce that is poured through Europe, the power of me.” Director David Wnendt, in his feature film “He’s back” based on the novel of the Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler in today’s Germany to rise again.
“Germany is in us, but Multicultural in there,”
Not only Schweinsteiger, but the entire national team got a “Bambi” for the political message of his team, presented the Baden-württemberg Prime Minister Winfried Kretschmann of the football national coach Joachim Löw with the trophy. “They show how Integration works in a practical way”, said the Green politician with a view on the German soccer champion of the world, the international roots.
Loew did it, people from all over the world to weld together, said Kretschmann. What had he and the national team made, was the acceptance of diversity and successful Integration. Löw thanked me for the “wonderful price”. He paid tribute to his Team as an example. “Germany is on the us, but Multi-cultural.”
It wasn’t the only political message at the ceremony: comedian Bülent Ceylan who was awarded a Bambi in the category of Comedy, in his speech of thanks to the current mood in Germany. “We must not let these fucking terrorists, never the Laugh and also not the desire to have such events here,” he said.
Some of the prize-winners were determined in advance, including the Bambi for a musician Udo Lindenberg in music category nationally. He got his trophy from the British rock star Sting handed over. “Rock ‘n Roll keeps us fresh!”, Lindenberg said in his speech. “I’m already 100 years in the industry. It is Excess to no end,” said the 70-Year-old with his usual Coolness, the hat and the sunglasses.
The 68. “Bambi”-award has enticed, on Thursday evening, many celebrities to Berlin. The musical kick-off of the British singer Robbie Williams. The Burda publishing house, the award is one of the most sought-after awards of the Show-business.
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