The nearly three-hour father-daughter Drama by Maren Ade admitted on Saturday evening on the 29. The European Film awards in Wroclaw (Wroclaw) but not only in the category of “Best feature film”. With five nominations, Toni Erdmann “was” as a favorite and then made all along the route of the race.
already at the film festival of Cannes is celebrated, but surprisingly empty outgoing work won in all major categories. Ade on Monday, your 40. Celebrates birthday, couldn’t just be happy with the trophy for best feature film. Your starring Sandra Hüller and Peter Simonischek were honored as best actor. Ade even took the prizes for best Director and best screenplay.
“I am very happy and honored,” said the filmmaker, the Oscar goes with “Toni Erdmann” in February to race the foreign. Actually, you don’t like to get in the spotlight, but prefer to work behind the camera, had Ade said before the Gala. “I get nervous when I have to say something.”
the price of rain, and the spotlight, you took a liking to. “This is the part in the movie that I most enjoy,” said Ade, as she took the screenplay prize. These she dedicated to her own father who had taught her many things – a sense of Humor. “This helps not only write the screenplay.”
After ten years in the doldrums to look forward to, Germany is again the European equivalent of the American Oscar. Most recently, Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck 2006 had received for his Stasi Drama “the lives of Others” award as the best European feature film.
Sandra Hüller had every expectation that they would have also nominated a Frenchwoman Isabelle Huppert’t stand a Chance, and rejoiced all the more: “We have put so much work into it. It is a nice reward.” Simonischek caught the tribute to cold – but believe he had not prepared a thanksgiving. “I have a lot of them at home that I’ve never needed it,” he said to the laughing audience.
The Statue for Best Comedy went to Sweden for “A man called Ove” by Hannes Holm. The prize for the best documentary of the Italian Gianfranco Rosi for “Wildfire”. The Film about refugees on Lampedusa had already won at this year’s Berlinale.
For romance during the approximately three-hour Gala provided the Ex-James Bond actor Pierce Brosnan. The Irishman has been honoured for his contribution to world cinema. With a love confession he dedicated to the honour price of his in the audience, seated woman in Keely. “I couldn’t do without Your love this work,” said Brosnan with tears in his eyes. “I love you.” The Couple has been married since 2001. A prize of honour by the French screenwriter Jean-Claude Carrière (“Cyrano of Bergerac”, “that obscure object of desire”) for his life’s work.
Posthumously, was honored with Poland’s late master Director and Academy co-founder, Andrzej Wajda (“Katyn”, “Pan Tadeusz”). “If there is one, which is today missing in the evening pain, it’s Andrzej Wajda,” said Academy President Wim Wenders. The Polish film-maker, who had turned up to a high age, died in October at the age of 90.
in Europe, the cinema brought together Stars and celebrities on Saturday evening at this year’s European capital of culture. Therefore, the host of “Europe” is also the Motto of the glamorous Gala. Wroclaw mayor Rafal Dutkiewicz, warned against the currently spreading nationalism. “Nationalism is like stinking of sweat, which needs to be washed off from the body,” he said. “Europe, take a shower!”, he appealed. “Our bright future.”
the price of a rose carrier. “When Europe is in need of a shower, we try to bring water,” said the Polish winner of the audience award, Malgorzata Szumowska and Michal Englert (“Body”).
references, there was also the political shift to the right in the host country. 2015 the national-conservative arrived in Poland to Power and set since then, numerous human rights activists and culture workers-criticized reforms. “Poland is part of Europe,” said the Polish Gala presenter Maciej Stuhr. He hope that this will be tomorrow. Politically, it was also, as Ex-Pussy-Riot-member Marija Vladimirovna Alyokhina to the fate of the imprisoned Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov remembered.
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