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Oberhausen

‘Pensão Globo’ (West Germany 1997) by Matthias Müller and ‘Letters From Home’ (Canada 1996) by Mike Hoolboom were jointly awarded the INTERFILM Jury Prize, whilst ‘L'Ours et la petite mariée’ (The Bear and the Little Bride, France 1996) by Jean-Claude Taki received a commendation. The festival’s international jury awarded its Grand Prix to “Crystal Aquarium” (UK 1996) and three main prizes to “Chronic” by Jennifer Todd Reeves (USA 1996), which also won the International Film Critics’ Prize, as well as to “Robert. A Fortunate Life‘ (Robert. Ščastlivaja žizn', Russia 1997) by Aleksandr Sokurov and to the first episode of the miniseries ’Crucial Tales" by Ngozi Onwurah (UK 1996).

Awards
Prize of the INTERFILM Jury, Oberhausen 1997 (ex aequo)
Pensão Globo
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1997

The two films, PENSÃO GLOBO and LETTERS FROM HOME, are awarded the prize (jointly) for their distinct yet complementary approaches to exploring the complex issue of AIDS from multiple perspectives and through a subjective lens

Prize of the INTERFILM Jury, Oberhausen 1997 (ex aequo)
Letters From Home
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1996

The two films, PENSÃO GLOBO and LETTERS FROM HOME, are awarded the prize (jointly) for their distinct yet complementary approaches to exploring the complex issue of AIDS from multiple perspectives and through a subjective lens

Commendation of the INTERFILM Jury, Oberhausen 1997
L'ours et la petite mariée
Der Bär und die kleine Braut
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1996

Jury

INTERFILM Jury

The INTERFILM Jury Prize is endowed with 2,000 DM, donated by the Evangelical Church District of Oberhausen.

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