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Berlin International Film Festival: 1978

Golden Berlin Bear

Date:	22 February - 5 March
Jury:	Patricia Highsmith (USA) (head of jury); Sergio Leone (I) (Italy); Theodoros Angelopoulos (Greece); Jacques Rozier (France); Konrad Wolf (East Germany); Frieda Grafe (West Germany); Antonio Echza Sausinenea (Spain); Ana Carolina Teixeira Soares (Brazil); Larisa Shepitko (Soviet Union)


Winner:
	Truchas, Las (1978) - José Luis García Sánchez - The Golden Berlin Bear of 1978 actually was given for the spanish contribution to the festival at all. Also included were: Palabras de Max, Las (1978) by Emilio Martínez Lázaro and Ascensor (1978), a short by Tomás Muñoz
Other In-Competition Films:
	Apám néhány boldog éve (1977) - Sándor Simó Avantazh (1977) - Georgi Djulgerov Biryuk (1977) - Roman Balayan Brigadista, El (1977) - Octavio Cortázar Bröderna Lejonhjärta (1977) - Olle Hellbom Circuito chiuso (1978) (TV) - Giuliano Montaldo Deutschland im Herbst (1978) - Alf Brustellin; Hans Peter Cloos; Rainer Werner Fassbinder; Alexander Kluge; Maximiliane Mainka; Beate Mainka-Jellinghaus; Edgar Reitz; Katja Rupé; Volker Schlöndorff; Peter Schubert (I); Bernhard Sinkel Eskimo Limon (1978) - Boaz Davidson Fine del mondo nel nostro solito letto in una notte piena di pioggia, La (1978) - Lina Wertmüller Flammende Herzen (1978) - Walter Bockmayer; Rolf Bührmann Flores de papel (1977) - Gabriel Retes Jörg Ratgeb - Maler (1978) - Bernhard Stephan Moritz, lieber Moritz (1978) - Hark Bohm Opening Night (1977) - John Cassavetes Outrageous! (1977) - Richard Brenner Pas koji je voleo vozove (1977) - Goran Paskaljevic Queda, A (1976) - Ruy Guerra (I); Nelson Xavier Rheingold (1978) - Nikolaus Schilling Shatranj Ke Khilari (1977) - Satyajit Ray Smierc prezydenta (1978) - Jerzy Kawalerowicz Toi ippon no michi (1977) - Sachiko Hidari Une page d'amour (1978) - Maurice Rabinowicz

Best Short Film


Winner:
	Co jsme udelali slepicím (1977) - Vladimír Jiránek; Josef Hekrdle

Silver Berlin Bear

Best Actor


Winner:
	Outrageous! (1977) - Craig Russell (I)

Best Actress


Winner:
	Opening Night (1977) - Gena Rowlands

Best Director


Winner:
	Avantazh (1977) - Georgi Djulgerov

Best Short Film


Winners:
	Contraption, The (1977) - James Dearden - Together with Une vieille soupière (1977). Une vieille soupière (1977) - Michel Longuet - Together with Contraption, The (1977).

Outstanding Single Achievement


Winners:
	Brigadista, El (1977) - Octavio Cortázar - For a first film. Smierc prezydenta (1978) - Jerzy Kawalerowicz - Also for his whole works.

Special Jury Prize


Winner:
	Queda, A (1976) - Ruy Guerra (I); Nelson Xavier

FIPRESCI Prize

Competition


Winner:
	Apám néhány boldog éve (1977) - Sándor Simó

Forum of New Cinema


Winner:
	Dayereh mina (1978)

Interfilm Award - Otto Dibelius Film Award

Competition


Winner:
	Opening Night (1977) - Ex aequo.

Forum of New Cinema


Winner:
	Zweite Erwachen der Christa Klages, Das (1978)

Interfilm Award - Recommendation

Competition


Winner:
	Moritz, lieber Moritz (1978)

Forum of New Cinema


Winners:
	Allseitig reduzierte Persönlichkeit - Redupers, Die (1978) Love Letters from Teralba Road, The (1977)

OCIC Award

Competition


Winner:
	Palabras de Max, Las (1978)

Forum of New Cinema


Winner:
	Dayereh mina (1978)

OCIC Award - Recommendation

Competition


Winner:
	Apám néhány boldog éve (1977)

OCIC Award - Special Mention

Competition


Winner:
	Bröderna Lejonhjärta (1977)

Reader Jury of the "Berliner Morgenpost"


Winner:
	Outrageous! (1977)