The Berlin International Film Festival announced today that for the first time, its awards ceremony will broadcast live on European TV on the 3sat network. The festival had earlier announced that, also for the first time, competition winners would not be revealed before the ceremony. The festival will present the Golden Bear and Silver Bear awards, the Alfred Bauer Prize, to a film that "opens up new perspectives in the field of cinematic art," and the new First Feature Award for best directorial debut. The ceremony, which will be held Saturday, February 18, at 7 p.m., will also stream live on the Internet at www.berlinale.de.
“@indiewire: 'Aqui y Alla' Leads Critics' Week Winners http://t.co/0BUPCm88” Contrats to the friend of many, hermano Antonio Mendez.
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RT @thesavagesophia: Cannes Critics Week: Antonio Mendez Esparza's "Aquí y Allá" Takes Top Prize http://t.co/JgTFm7k2 via @indiewire
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RT @CinedigmEnt: Cannes Critics Week: Antonio Mendez Esparza's "Aquí y Allá" Takes Top Prize http://t.co/nufKQQzL via @indiewire
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RT @indiewire: An updated grade report for all @cannes_2012 films. Will 'Holy Motors' take home the Palme d'Or? http://t.co/5ADQLqNw
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