Director Radu Jude

  • Berlin, Helen Mirren Golden Bear for Lifetime Achievement: "I love Italy and Checco Zalone"

  • Berlin, Golden Bear in the Israeli style "Synonymes".

    Screenplay Award to "La paranza dei bambini"

  • Cinema, the Romanian film "Touch me not" wins the Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival

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05 March 2021 The Romanian film "Bad luck, banging or loony porn", a satire on double standards in times of intimate videos that go viral without the knowledge of those concerned, won the

Golden Bear

at the 71st virtual only edition of the Berlin Film Festival.

Radu Jude's



film

focuses

on a teacher from Bucharest who suffers the consequences of the online publication, in spite of herself, of a video where she has sex.

Romania thus conquers again the most prestigious trophy of the Berlinale after taking it home in 2018 with 'Touch me not' by Adinia Pintilie, present among the jurors of this edition.



The trophies will be awarded in June in a ceremony where the winners will be there in person.

The

Special Jury Prize

went to 'Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy' by Japanese director

Ryusuke Hamaguchi

.



Second

Silver Bear

in three years for the Mexican

Alonso Ruizpalacios

, in the running with "Una pelicula de policias", praised for "the masterful use of editing".

The

Silver Bear for Best Screenplay

goes to South Korean

Hong Sang-Soo

, whose "Introduction" started as a favorite. 



The German hosts, with four out of fifteen films competing, take home the

Silver Bear for Best Actress

(

Maren Eggert

in 'I'm your Man "by Maria Schrader) and a jury prize for the documentary "Herr Bachmann und seine Klasse", dedicated to an elderly teacher struggling with immigrant pupils.



The French filmmakers, present with Celine Sciamma ("Petite Maman") and Xavier Beauvois ("Albatros") in an edition that has Eastern European cinema has seen a great deal of success.

Two



other

Silver Bears

went to the Hungarian representation:

Denes Nagy

for Best Director with "Natural Light" and

Lilla Kizlinger

as Best Supporting Actress for "Forest" by Bence Fliegauf.