Some pictures of the Forum / Film Award EUROPE: UNLIMITED at Deutsche Kinemathek
We proudly present our award winners of EUROPE: UNLIMITED! Congratulations to Luc Perez (on the left) for his animation “Miniyamba – Walking Blues”, Stephan Ganoff for his short movie “Die Kakerlake” and Adriano Valerio for “37°4 S”. Adriano sent his music composer Leo Grünwald (in the middle) to accept his prize.
The Audience
Günter Stock, President of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, welcomed the audience and the speakers.
Audience
Panel discussion with Matthias Christen, Stephan Dünnwald and Maja Kekonius
Magdalena Nowicka introduced the four thematic sessions of the forum “EUROPE: UNLIMITED”
Filmmaker Anna Henckel-Donnersmarck moderated the four thematic sessions.
Jury member Etienne François (FU Berlin)
Panel discussion with Irit Dekel (Bard College Berlin) and Jury member Etienne François (FU Berlin)
Matthias Christen (Universität Bayreuth) and Stephan Dünnwald (Universität Göttingen)
Jury member Christina Marx (Filmuniversität Babelsberg Konrad Wolf) gave a speech in honour of Luc Perez, director of the animation “Miniyamba – Walking Blues”, that won the 1st prize.
Christoph Markschies, Vice-President of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Scienes and Humanities, awarded the 2nd prize to Stephan Ganoff, director of the short film “Die Kakerlake”.
Panel discussion with Gregor Eppinger (director of “ZUGPERLEN) and Stephan Ganoff (director of “Die Kakerlake”)
Esra Küçük (Junge Islamkonferenz)
Anna Henckel-Donnersmarck (moderator) and Sabine Pankofer (Kath. Stiftungsfachhochschule München)
Christoph Markschies, Vice-President of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Scienes and Humanities, moderated the award ceremony of EUROPE: UNLIMITED.
Jury member Etienne François (FU Berlin) in discussion with …
Jury member Inga Weyel (filmArche) gave a speech in honour of Stephan Ganoff, director of the short film “Die Kakerlake”, that won the 2nd prize.
Jury member Regina Römhid (HU Berlin) gave a speech in honour of Adriano Valerio, director of “37°4 S”, that won the 3rd prize.
Dennis Schanz (director of “In the countryside”)
Leo Grünbaum read some greetings to the jury and the audience by award winner Adriano Valerio, who couldn’t make it to the ceremony.
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Audience
Christoph Markschies, Vice-President of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, and the Jury of EUROPE congratulate our award winners.
