Photo: ReutersIn Berlin, the winners of the 63rd Berlin International Film Festival are defined. As reported on the Berlinal website , the Golden Bear for the best film went to the Romanian painting "Pose of the child" directed by Kalin Peter Nice. The film talks about the relationship of the mother and son, who faces imprisonment. The tape also received the Fipressi prize (International Association of Film Critics).

The Silver Bear for the directing went to the American director David Gordon Green for the painting "Lord Lavin" on the relationship of two road workers.

The script for the Iranian film "Closed Curtain" was recognized as the best script, one of the authors and actors in which director Jafar Panahi, sentenced to six years of house arrest and serving a sentence, was performed. He is also forbidden to engage in filmmakers for 20 years.

The Kazakh operator Aziz Dzhambakiyev, who shot the picture "Harmony Lessons" on the life of a provincial Kazakh school, in which racketeering organized by high school students, was received by the "Silver Bear" for operator work.

The “Silver Bear” for the best male role was received by the unprofessional Bosnian actor Nazif Muzhich for his role in the film by Danis Tanovich “Episode from the life of the scrap -hety collector”, which tells about the life of the Bosnian gags.
Chilika Paulin Garcia was recognized as the best actress - she played in the film "Gloria" an elderly woman trying to find a new love. As critics note, the film contains many frank scenes.
The film of the Polish director of Malgozhayat Shumyskaya "In the Name" was awarded the Teddy Prize, which is usually awarded the best Geyco-Lesbian theme. The picture talks about the Catholic priest who has not managed to cope with his non -traditional orientation.
This year, Berlinal was visited by Matt Damon, Shaia Labaf, Hugh Jackman, Anne Hathaway, James Franco, Isabelle Jupper, Jude Law, Runi Mara, Juliet Binosh, Jeffrey Rush, Jeremy Irons and others. In total, 300 thousand tickets were sold during the festival. The competition program was attended by 19 tapes, among them - the film of Russian director Boris Khlebnikov "A long happy life."
