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Very welcome guest: Six films by the Spanish director have already been presented in various sections of past Berlinale programmes. In 2009 Isabel Coixet was member of the festival’s International Jury. — Isabel Coixet

The Peruvian director knows how it feels to be on the other side: In 2009 she won the Golden Bear for her film La teta asustada. — Claudia Llosa

The Peruvian director was a guest of the Berlinale several times before. In 2009 she won the Golden Bear for her film La teta asustada. — Claudia Llosa

The director won the Golden Bear for her feature film La teta asustada (The Milk Of Sorrow) at the Berlinale 2009. — Claudia Llosa

The director returned to the Berlinale with a short film, after being awarded the Golden Bear for her feature film La teta asustada (The Milk Of Sorrow) at the Berlinale 2009. — Claudia Llosa

The Peruvian filmmaker (La teta asustada, Golden Bear 2009) at the panel "The Internationals: How Small Stories Become Big". — Claudia Llosa

The German filmmaker who presented his film Storm in the Competition 2009 and the programme manager of the Berlinale. — Hans-Christian Schmid, Thomas Hailer

Claudia Llosa, Golden Bear winner in 2009, before the panel “The Internationals: How Small Stories Become Big” — Claudia Llosa

Nuremberg: Its Lesson For Today [The 2009 Schulberg/Waletzky Restoration]: Sandra Schulberg at the Q&A after the premiere — Sandra Schulberg

Market Director Beki Probst opens the EFM Industry Debates 2010 together with Olaf Stührk, Head of Corporate Banking SME of the Commerzbank AG, which hosted the industry event in 2009 and 2010, in cooperation with Screen International, The Hollywood Reporter and Variety. — EFM Industry Debates

La teta asustada lead actress Magaly Solier is overjoyed. — Magaly Solier

On the stage of the Berlinale Palast Magaly Solier, Claudia Llosa, José María Morales and Antonio Chavarrias are exuberantly happy about the Golden Bear for their film La teta asustada. — Magaly Solier, Claudia Llosa, José María Morales, Antonio Chavarrias

The team of the winning film La teta asustada: Producer Antonio Chavarrias, actor María del Pilar Guerrero, director Claudia Llosa, leading actor Magaly Solier and producer José María Morales. — Antonio Chavarrias, María del Pilar Guerrero, Claudia Llosa, Magaly Solier, José María Morales

Overwhelmed: director Claudia Llosa with the Golden Bear for La teta asustada. — Claudia Llosa

Festival director Dieter Kosslick and Tilda Swinton announced the winner of the Golden Bear. — Dieter Kosslick, Tilda Swinton

Director Maren Ade pointing at her Silver Bear. — Maren Ade

Birgit Minichmayr with her Silver Bear. — Birgit Minichmayr

Success with Alle Anderen: director Maren Ade received the Jury Grand Prix (ex aequo) and Birgit Minichmayr the Silver Bear for Best Actress. — Maren Ade, Birgit Minichmayr

The actress received the Silver Bear for Best Actress from jury member Christoph Schlingensief. — Birgit Minichmayr, Christoph Schlingensief

The Silver Bear for the Best Director went to Asghar Farhadi for Darbareye Elly. — Asghar Farhadi

For the sound design of Katalin Varga, Gábor Erdély (photo) as well as György Kovács and Tamás Székely were awarded the Silver Bear for Outstanding Artistic Contribution. — Gábor Erdély

Sotigui Kouyate at the press conference of the prize winners. — Sotigui Kouyate

Sotigui Kouyate received the Silver Bear for Best Actor for his performance in London River from jury member Gaston Kaboré. — Sotigui Kouyate, Gaston Kaboré

The Messenger: actor Ben Foster accepted the Silver Bear for Best Script in place of Oren Moverman and Alessandro Camon who could not come to the award ceremony. — Ben Foster

Adrián Biniez received three prizes and was speechless in the end: the Alfred Bauer Prize (ex aequo), the Jury Grand Prix (ex aequo) and the Best First Feature Award. — Adrián Biniez

The jury of the Amnesty International Film Prize – Clemens Schick (left), Pepe Danquart and Markus Beeko (right) – awarded the prize to producer Britta Knöller and director Hans-Christian Schmidt for the Competition film Storm. — Clemens Schick, Britta Knöller, Hans-Christian Schmidt, Pepe Danquart, Markus Beeko

Panorama director Wieland Speck congratulated director Roberto Castón and the Ander film team on their prize of the Confédération Internationale des Cinémas D´Art et Essai (C.I.C.A.E.). — Ander film team, Roberto Castón, Wieland Speck

Andrzej Wajda gets up to receive the Alfred Bauer Prize (ex aequo with Adrián Biniez) on the stage of the Berlinale Palast. — Andrzej Wajda

Anna Deutsch won the "Dialogue en Perspective" prize for her documentary Gitti. — Anna Deutsch

The Generation Kplus Children's Jury also gave a Special Mention to the director of Max Pinlig, Lotte Svendsen. — Lotte Svendsen

Fredrik Edfeldt received a Special mention erhielt from the Best First Feature Award jury for his film Flickan. To his right: jury member Hannah Herzsprung. — Fredrik Edfeldt, Hannah Herzsprung

Adrián Biniez with the viewfinder, the trophy for the Best First Feature Award, and the Alfred Bauer Prize which he received ex aequo with Andrzej Wajda. — Adrián Biniez

Received both the Special Prize of the Deutsches Kinderhilfswerk for Best Short Film and a Special Mention by the Generation Kplus Children's Jury: Anne Sewitsky for Oh, My God! — Anne Sewitsky

Winner of the Jury Grand Prix (ex aequo) Maren Ade was very excited when she received the Silver Bear. — Maren Ade

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Last year's jury president Costa-Gavras showed Eden à l'ouest as the Berlinale closing film. — Costa-Gavras

Actor Riccardo Scamarcio at the press conference. — Riccardo Scamarcio

Juliane Köhler play a leading role in Costa-Gavras's Eden à l'ouest. — Juliane Köhler

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