Monte-Carlo Television Festival

The Festival de Télévision de Monte- Carlo (French for " Television Festival of Monte Carlo" ) takes place in Monte Carlo every year. It was founded in 1961 by Prince Rainier III. established to support the new art forms of television.

In Competitions festival television productions will be presented from around the world. The Television Award nymph d' Or ( " Golden Nymph " ) is awarded in the form of a gilded statuette each in several sub- divisions of the " TV movie ", " miniseries ", " news ", " tv series " and " International audience participation ". In addition, there are several special prizes. Up to and including 2001, there were also tributes in the form of a NYMPHES d' Argent ( "Silver Nymph ' ).

Winners from the German-speaking

  • Best contemporary historical documentation: struggle and sinking of the Tirpitz (from the series spies, agents soldiers - Secret commands in World War II ); Janusz Piekałkiewicz, production: hr
  • Best Director: Rainer Erler for meat; Written by: Rainer Erler, Production ZDF
  • Best Actress: Angelica Domröse; Written by: Frank Beyer / Klaus Poche, Director: Frank Beyer, Production: WDR
  • Best TV Movie: Bonhoeffer - The final stage
  • Best Screenplay: Henry Breloer for The Manns - Novel of a Century
  • Best male lead: Götz George
  • Best Actress: Jeanette Hain
  • Best Actress: Katharina Wackernagel in thalidomide
  • Best Screenplay: Beate Langmaack for Good morning, Mr. Grothe
  • Best Miniseries: The wolves; Director: Friedemann Fromm, Screenplay: Christoph Fromm / Friedemann Fromm, Production ZDF
  • Best European Producer: Hofmann & Voges Entertainment for Turkish for Beginners
  • Best Actress in a Comedy Series: Diana Amft in Doctor's Diary
  • Best TV Movie: The last beautiful day; Written by: Dorothee Schön, Director: Johannes Fabrick, Production: Hager Moss Film
  • Best Actress: Christine Neubauer in Hanna's decision
  • Best Series Cast: Henning Baum in The Last bull
  • Best Company Report: Chronique d' Une Mort Oubliée ( Chronicle of a forgotten death ); Production: Point Prod / RTS, written and directed by Pierre Morath
Horst Bollmann Thomas Fantl Hessischer Rundfunk Fleisch (film) Heinrich Breloer German television comedy Der letzte Bulle Westdeutscher Rundfunk
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