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Berlinale 2004

February 17, 2004
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Take 10 days during “pre-spring“ in Berlin, add almost 400 movies – 83 of which should be world premieres – from 44 countries, 21 different juries, 11 movie theaters, one golden and half a dozen silver Bears, then throw in a few hundred meters of red carpet, 150 stars, 3,500 journalists and don’t forget several hundred thousand visitors to top things off. Mix things well and you’ll end up with this: the Berlinale 2004.

The 54th International Film Festival Berlin kicks off on Thursday. DW-WORLD will bring you the glitz and glamour, the news and stories from Germany’s largest movie spectacle.

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Young Film Makers Gather at Talent Campus

About 500 budding movie makers will flock to Berlin this week to participate in the film festival's Talent Campus, where they will work with accomplished colleagues and could receive funding to realize their own project.
February 2, 2004

German-Turkish Film "Head-On" Wins Berlinale

"Head-On," a film by a German-Turkish director won the Golden Bear at the 54th Berlin Film Festival Saturday, marking the first time in 18 years that a submission from Germany managed to take the Berlinale's top prize.
February 14, 2004

DW-TV Goes Berlinale

Deutsche Welle Television will be reporting daily from Berlin's International Film Festival, covering films, galas and other events. A program guide.
February 2, 2004

German Films at Berlinale

Germany's movie industry is presenting 58 films at the Berlin Film Festival. DW-TV's KINO program is taking a closer look at some of them.
February 2, 2004

Afghan Film Makers at the Berlinale Talent Campus

DW-TV and the International Film Festival invited three young female documentary film makers to Berlin to participate in workshops with accomplished colleagues.
February 11, 2004

The Film Farmer Goes to Market in Berlin

On Saturday, Dan Talbot and his six colleagues on the Berlinale jury will present their picks for the film festival’s top awards. DW-WORLD spoke with the New York film distributor and movie theater owner.
February 10, 2004

Lord of the Films

It's that time of year again: Berlin becomes the world's cinematic capital for 10 days during the Berlin Film Festival. DW-TV talked to Berlinale director Dieter Kosslick.
February 2, 2004

Germany Boosts Profile of Home-Grown Filmmakers Abroad

Success stories such as “Nowhere in Africa” and “Good bye, Lenin!” show there’s growing interest in German movies abroad. By increasing funding, the government hopes to keep it that way. But who should foot the bill?
February 2, 2004

Berlin Today Award: And the winner is...

The Berlin Film Festival's Talent Campus celebrated its first Awards Night on Wednesday in the Kulturbrauerei, a popular venue for cultural events and a former brewery.
February 13, 2004

DW-RADIO at the Berlinale

DW-RADIO’s programs will bring you regular reports on stars, films, events and awards at the Berlin International Film Festival. A program guide.
February 6, 2004

Interview with Fatih Akin

German-Turkish director Faith Akin's "Head-On" (Gegen die Wand) took home the Berlinale's Golden Bear on Saturday. DW-WORLD's Eleonora Volodina spoke with him about the film.
February 14, 2004

Berlinale Opens with Germany Firmly in the Frame

Last year was an outstanding year for German cinema. Now, as the 54th International Film Festival Berlin kicks off, it’s time for the stars of Germany’s film industry to sit back and enjoy the attention.
February 5, 2004
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