iPOP at the 2003 Vienna International Film Festival

Viennale festival director Hans Hurch welcomes "Lost in Translation" director Sofia Coppola to the opening night festivities at the Gartenbau Kino.

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Andrea Toal, an editor at London's Sight & Sound, chats with "Pull My Daisy" and "The Cedar Bar" director Alfred Leslie at the Urania.

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Mitchell/indieWIRE

"Shang Shan" (On the Mountain) director Zhu Chuanming impresses his dinner
companions at the Englander restaurant with some palm reading.

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Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi, actor and director of "Il est plus facile our un chameau" (It's Easier for a Camel), poses at the Rathaus with a German-speaking comedy troupe, the Balaton Combo, which indieWIRE won't
attempt to explain.

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Festival staffers, journalists, and filmmakers enjoy a late night at the
festival's new hangout, the bar at Urania, which replaced the tent in the
Stadtpark.

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Blue Hadaegh and Grover Babcock, directors of the American doc "A Certain Kind of Death," step from behind the camera to behind the decks to DJ at a Viennale party.

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German director Rudolf Thome with daughter Joya (who is also co-star of his film "Rot und Blau") at a festival dinner at Mas! restaurant.

Photo by Klaus Vyhnalek/courtesy of Viennale

Ulrich Seidl (right) receives the Vienna Film Prize for "Jesus, Du Weist" from Andreas Mailath-Pokorny, Vienna's City Councilor for Cultural Affairs, at the closing night ceremony.

Photo by Klaus Vyhnalek/courtesy of Viennale