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Saarbruecken

The INTERFILM Jury (from left: Marisa Winter, Anita Masshardt, Peter F. Stucki, Gertie Steiner) with INTERFILM President Hans Hodel (right)

‘The Day Bobby Ewing Died’ by Lars Jessen won the 2005 Max Ophuels Prize. The INTERFILM Jury awarded their prize to ‘Alone’ by Thomas Durchschlag and gave a commendation to ‘Let's Break’ by Esther Gronenborn.

Auszeichnungen
Bild zur Auszeichnung Prize of the INTERFILM Jury, Saarbruecken 2005
Prize of the INTERFILM Jury, Saarbruecken 2005
Allein
Alone
Directed by:
2004

Focusing on just a few characters and locations, the film tells the story of a young woman caught between self-destruction and the possibility of finding a path to the refuge of friendship.

Bild zur Auszeichnung Commendation of the INTERFILM Jury, Saarbruecken 2005
Commendation of the INTERFILM Jury, Saarbruecken 2005
Adil geht
Let's Break
Directed by:
2004

“Let's Break” is the story of war refugees from Kosovo who live in limbo under a temporary stay of deportation and make the best of their uncertain situation. The film helps break down prejudices.

Jury

INTERFILM Jury

The jury awards the INTERFILM Prize, endowed with €2,000, donated by, amongst others, Elektro R. Meyer and Volksbank Dudweiler.

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