The International Jury (clockwise): Todd Haynes © Samir Hussein / Wire Image, Nabil Ayouch © Mehdy Mariouch, Bina Daigeler © Pablo Zamora, Bingbing Fan © Chen Man, Rodrigo Moreno © Lucas Charrier, Amy Nicholson © Lee Jameson, Maria Schrader © Christine Fenzl
Competition: The International Jury
Once again a multitalented International Jury will decide who will take home the Golden and the Silver Bears at the Berlinale 2025. The members of the International Jury are: Nabil Ayouch (Morocco / France), Bina Daigeler (Germany), Fan Bingbing (People’s Republic of China), Rodrigo Moreno (Argentina), Amy Nicholson (USA) and Maria Schrader (Germany). The Jury President is Todd Haynes (USA).
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The Perspectives Jury (f.l.t.r): Meryam Joobeur © Simone Sapia, Aïssa Maïga © lafilledu12, María Zamora
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The Perspectives Jury
The Berlinale has been committed to supporting the next generation of film makers since 2006, when it introduced the Best First Feature Award in partnership with GWFF. This award now sits in a new competitive section. At the 75th Berlinale, the award will be presented to one of the 14 films premiering in the new section Perspectives. The award for a fiction debut is endowed with 50,000 euros, funded by GWFF (Gesellschaft zur Wahrnehmung von Film- und Fernsehrechten), a society dedicated to safeguarding film and television rights.
A three-member jury chooses the winner for the Best First Feature Award: Meryam Joobeur (Tunisia / Canada), Aïssa Maïga (France / Mali) and María Zamora (Spain).
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The International Short Film Jury (f.l.t.r): Jing Haase © Lea Sørensen, Dascha Dauenhauer © Marcus Hoehn, Pham Ngoc Lan
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Berlinale Shorts
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The International Short Film Jury
The programmer and short film expert Jing Haase (Denmark), film composer Dascha Dauenhauer (Germany) and director Phạm Ngọc Lân (Vietnam) are the International Short Film Jury of 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. This year, they will also be supporting a directing talent for the first time with the Berlinale Shorts CUPRA Filmmaker Award, which is endowed with 20,000 euros. CUPRA is an official partner of Berlinale Shorts.
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The Berlinale Documentary Award Jury: (f.l.t.r) Petra Costa © Julia Rodrigues, Lea Glob, Kazuhiro Soda © Shigeki Kinoshita
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Berlinale Documentary Award
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The Berlinale Documentary Award Jury
The Berlin International Film Festival has long been committed to the diversity of documentary forms. A distinct award for the best documentary film was launched in 2017. The Berlinale Documentary Award is endowed with 40,000 euros in prize money. The prize money is split between the winning film’s director and producer. In total, 16 documentary forms from the sections Competition, Berlinale Special, Panorama, Forum and Generation are nominated for the Berlinale Documentary Award.
A three-member jury will pick the winner: Petra Costa (Brazil), Lea Glob (Denmark) and Kazuhiro Soda (Japan).
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the nominated films
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The International Jury of Generation: (f.l.t.r) Emma Branderhorst © Brian Hill, Ikoro Sekai, Aslı Özarslan © René Fietzek
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Generation
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The Generation International Jury and the Children’s and Youth Jury
The members of the three Generation juries have been chosen. The International Jury will award cash prizes and the Children's and Youth Juries will decide on the Crystal Bears: Emma Branderhorst (Netherlands), Ikoro Sekai (Canada) and Aslı Özarslan (Germany) make up this year’s International Jury.
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