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Final Portrait - Competition GBR/FRA 2017 by: Stanley Tucci - Clémence Poésy, Geoffrey Rush - © Parisa Taghizadeh


Félicité Competition FRA/SEN/BEL/DEU/LBN 2017 by: Alain Gomis - Véro Tshanda Beya, Papi Mpaka - © Andolfi

An Icon Of The International Stage & Screen
Geoffrey Rush Receives The Berlinale Camera

Geoffrey Rush
 
Geoffrey Rush for over 40 years has been recognized as one of the world's most remarkable character actors, equally at home on stage and screen. The Australian is among the few to have won the Triple Crown of Acting: the Emmy, Oscar, and Tony - as well as countless other awards for his performances. Since 1999 he has starred in eight films presented at the Berlin International Film Festival. Rush made his stage debut when he was just 20. In the following years, he developed an extraordinary repertoire of classical theatre roles. He first performed on the big screen in 1981. His tour-de-force portrayal of the highly dysfunctional but brilliant pianist David Helfgott in Shine (dir: Scott Hicks, 1996) won him an Academy Award. He also received Golden Globe and Oscar nominations for two period dramas, Shakespeare in Love (dir: John Madden) and Quills (dir: Philip Kaufman), and participated with them in the Berlinale Competition in 1999 and 2001 respectively. Rush starred in The Tailor of Panama (dir: John Boorman), which was also screened in the 2001 Competition. In 2003, he portrayed Captain Hector Barbossa, one of the villains in Pirates of the Caribbean (dir: Gore Verbinski), for the first time. The huge international success of this adventure film led to three sequels - in all of them Rush plays the roguish Captain. In 2006, Rush returned to the Berlinale Competition, appearing in the drug film Candy (dir: Neil Armfield). In 2011, he could be seen in the Berlinale Special, in Tom Hooper's touching drama The King's Speech. Among many other prizes, he received the BAFTA Award for Best Supporting Actor for this film. Rush's most recent appearance at the Festival was in 2013 when he presented the thriller The Best Offer by Giuseppe Tornatore in the Berlinale Special. In this year's Competition programme he is playing the lead in Stanley Tucci's Final Portrait (out of competition). Geoffrey Rush will be awarded the Berlinale Camera at the Berlinale Palast at 7.00 pm today - Sat, February 11.
 

Liv Lisa Fries
Liv Lisa Fries, star of Babylon Berlin says: "2016 was a year full of Babylon Berlin, shared with many great colleagues, inspiring scenes, analogue set-ups and three wonderful directors. The shoot was inspiring, challenging, harmonious and stimulating. I've danced a lot, I've... read more
 
Evan Peters
Barry Keoghan, Jared Abrahamson, Blake Jenner, Ann Dowd, and Udo Kier have joined the cast of American Animals alongside Evan Peters who was previously announced for the heist film, which was... read more
 
Maryanne Redpath
NATIVe - A Journey into Indigenous Cinema which opened yesterday with The Skolt-Sámi Kaisa Gauriloff in Kuun metsän Kaisa (Kaisa's Enchanted Forest) by Katja Gauriloff, focuses in 2017 on Indigenous cinema from... read more
 
Glashütte Award
The Berlin International Film Festival has launched a new award, the Glashütte Original Documentary Award, thanks to the support of Glashutte Original, the watch manufacturer from Saxony established in 1883. The... read more
 
Patricie Pouzarova
Launched at Berlinale 2015, Berlin-based world sales company Pluto Film has recently acquired two new titles, which it is promoting for international buyers at EFM 2017. The company has a strong line-up including 5 market premieres at the EFM. Over the last two years... read more
 
The Berlinale Bear
Promoting cultural participation, strengthening engagement, creating communal experiences: activities for and with refugees during the 67th Berlinale Demonstrating the 'inclusive human side' of the Berlinale and its interconnectivity to all the citizens in Berlin... read more
 
Vishal Dembla
Expanding its activities in the Far East region, Turner Asia Pacific has established a new Southeast Asia organization and appointed Vishal Dembla to be based in Singapore. In his new role, Vishal Dembla as Vice President... read more
 
Christine Tröstrum
The 15th edition of the Berlinale Talents opens today and welcomes 250 emerging professionals from 71 countries. Under this year's theme Courage: Against All Odds, the Talents will participate in a six-day... read more
 
Michael Cowan
Michael Cowan, Phoenix Worldwide Entertainment, has picked up the world rights to the Theatrical Documentary A Good Day To Die - Hoka Hey. Putting their lives at incredible risk to document the front lines in hostile... read more
 

Feminist Monika Treut Mark On Lesbian Cinema Honored
 
Monika Truet
 
Monika Treut, director, producer and author, is the recipient of the Special TEDDY Award at the Berlinale 2017. The award is presented by the friends' association TEDDY e.V. to a filmmaker whose accomplishments have made an especially significant contribution to the characterisation of queer filmmaking over the years. Treut's mark on feminist and lesbian cinema has liberated this genre of filmmaking since the 1980s. She has also had a great impact on the German-speaking independent film scene and inspired practitioners and audiences across world, and enriched the US American indie cinema as a trailblazer for the New Queer Cinema. The boldness of and iconoclastic approach to her subjects and aesthetics are closely linked with the liberating energy of the Spontex movement of the 1970s. Her documentary Gendernauts won the TEDDY Award for Best Documentary Film in 1999 as well as audience prizes internationally. Her feature film debut with Elfi Mikesch Seduction: The Cruel Woman in 1985 showcased at the Berlinale - together with twelve of other films. In honour of her award Panorama will be screening her second feature film, the 1989 classic Die Jungfrauenmaschine (Virgin Machine) on February 17th.
 
 

 
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Berlinale Retrospective 2017: Le cinquième élément | The Fifth Element | Das fünfte Element/FRA 1997/ by: Luc Besson - Ian Holm, Bruce Willis, Milla Jovovich - © 1997 Gaumont / Collection Musee Gaumont / Jack English.
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