33rd Berlin International Film Festival
The International Film Festival Berlin 1983 took place March 1, 1983 by 18 February.
At the beginning of the festival which had died the previous year, Rainer Werner Fassbinder was thought. His film composer Peer Raben brought a suite with the music to the films of the director for the performance. Jeanne Moreau, who was President of the Jury at the same time, sang her song from the film Querelle. The opening film of the festival was the comedy Tootsie Sydney Pollack with Dustin Hoffman in the title role. The film was shown out of competition.
Competition
The following films were shown in competition at this year:
International Jury
President of the Jury was French actress Jeanne Moreau. She stood in front of the following judges: Alex Banninger ( Switzerland ), Franco Brusati (Italy ), Elem Klimov (USSR), Ursula Ludwig ( Germany ), Kurt Maetzig (DDR ), Joseph L. Mankiewicz (USA ), Franz Seitz ( Germany ) and Zongjiang Huang (China).
Award winners
- Golden Bear: In the Shadow of Memory and The Beehive
- Silver Bears: A Season in Hakkari ( Special Jury Prize )
- Éric Rohmer ( Best Director )
- Yevgenia Gluschenko in love with his own request ( Best Actress )
- Bruce Dern Season of Champions ( Best Actor )
- Xaver Schwarzenberger, directing and cinematography ( Outstanding Single Performance )
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- FIPRESCI Prize (Competition ): A Season in Hakkari of earth Kiral and Pauline at the beach by Éric Rohmer
- FIPRESCI Prize (Forum): ash and embers of Haile Gerima and bush sings - Six films about the first half of the 20th century - Director: Peter Voigt, Erwin Burkert, Konrad Wolf
- Inter Film Award - Otto Dibelius Prize (Competition ): A Season in Hakkari of earth Kiral
- Inter Film Award - Otto Dibelius Prize ( forum): The whole life of Bruno Moll
- UNICEF Award ( children's film festival): Lukas Otokar Kosek
- Price of the Berliner Morgenpost Readers' Jury: vultures of Ferenc András
- OCIC Award (Forum): Chokh of Utpalendu Chakrabarty
- OCIC Award ( " Special Mention " ): Sans Soleil - Invisible Sun by Chris Marker
Swell
- Wolfgang Jacobsen: 50 years Berlinale - International Film Festival from 1951 to 2000.
- Internet Movie Database