The Berlinale 2024 Juries and News from Generation andBerlinale Talents announced
Clockwise from top left: Lupita Nyong'o © Nick Barose; Ann Hui; Albert Serra © Oscar Orengo, Oksana Zabuzhko © Agnete Brun; Brady Corbet © Atsushi Nishijima; Jasmine Trinca © Andrea Gandini; Christian Petzold © Schramm Film
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The International Jury
Once again a multitalented International Jury will decide who will take home the Golden and
the Silver Bears at the Berlinale 2024. The members of the International Jury are: Brady Corbet (USA), Ann Hui (Hong Kong, China), Christian Petzold (Germany), Albert Serra (Spain), Jasmine Trinca (Italy) and Oksana Zabuzhko (Ukraine). Lupita Nyong’o (Kenya / Mexico) will serve as president of the International Jury.
More about the International Jury.
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v.l.n.r.: Denis Côté © Gerhard Kassner; Tizza Covi © ventofilm; Lisandro Alonso
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The Encounters Jury
This year’s Encounters programme features 15 films. A three-member jury chooses the winners for Best Film, Best Director and the Special Jury Award: Lisandro Alonso (Argentina), Denis Côté (Canada) and Tizza Covi (Italy).
More about the Encounters Jury.
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v.l.n.r.: Ilker Çatak © Florian Mag; Jennifer Reeder © Joe Mazza; Xabier Erkizia © Asier Gogortza
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Berlinale Shorts 2024 – International Short Film Jury
The director and screenwriter Ilker Çatak (Germany), the sound artist and researcher Xabier Erkizia (Spain) and the director, screenwriter, video artist and lecturer Jennifer Reeder (USA) are the International Short Film Jury for the 2024 Berlinale Shorts. From the 20 nominated films, they will be choosing the winner of the Golden Bear for Best Short Film, the winner of the Silver Bear Jury Prize (Short Film) and the Berlin Short Film Candidate for the European Film Awards.
More about the International Short Film Jury.
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v.l.n.r.: Eliza Hittman © Victoria Stevens; Andréa Picard © George Pimentel; Katrin Pors
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Jury GWFF Best First Feature Award
Since 2006, the GWFF Best First Feature Award has been given to one outstanding debut film across the Berlinale sections. In total, 16 directorial feature film debuts from the sections Competition, Encounters, Panorama, Forum and Generation are nominated for the GWFF Best First Feature Award. A three-person jury will decide on the award: Eliza Hittman (USA), Andréa Picard (Canada) and Katrin Pors (Denmark).
More about the GWFF Best First Feature Award Jury.
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v.l.n.r.: Abbas Fahdel; Véréna Paravel; Thomas Heise © Inge Zimmermann
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Jury Berlinale Documentary Award
In total, 20 documentary forms from the sections Competition, Berlinale Special, Encounters, Panorama, Forum and Generation are nominated for the Berlinale Documentary Award. A three-member jury will pick the winner: Abbas Fahdel (Iraq / France), Thomas Heise (Germany) and Véréna Paravel (France).
More about the Berlinale Documentary Award Jury.
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v.l.n.r.: Amjad Abu Alala © Muhammad Hamed; Banafshe Hourmazdi © Niklas Vogt; Ira Sachs © Ricardo Luna
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International Jury and the Children’s and Youth Jury at Generation
The selection has now been made of members comprising the International Jury as well as the Children’s and Youth Jury, who award Glass Bears and cash prizes at Generation: Amjad Abu Alala (Sudan), Banafshe Hourmazdi (Germany / Iran) and Ira Sachs (USA) have been recruited for the International Jury.
More about the International Jury and the Children's and Youth Jury of Generation.
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Wo tu (Above the Dust) von / by Wang Xiaoshuai © Dongchun Films
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