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Drømmer wins Golden Bear for Best Film in Berlinale

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The members of the 2025 International Jury, Todd Haynes (President), Nabil Ayouch, Fan Bingbing, Bina Daigeler, Rodrigo Moreno, Amy Nicholson, and Maria Schrader, award the following prizes

Golden Bear for Best Film (awarded to the film’s producers)

Drømmer (Dreams (Sex Love))
by Dag Johan Haugerud
Produced by: Yngve Sæther, Hege Hauff Hvattu.

Berlinale photo.

At 17, Johanne falls head over heels in love with her female teacher. In an attempt to capture this first crush, she pours her experiences onto paper with raw honesty. When her mother and grandmother discover her writings, their initial shock at the intimate descriptions gives way to admiration for their literary merit. The two older women begin to reflect on their own love lives, their pleasures and missed opportunities, and are reminded of the overwhelming sensation of first love; and of the longing for something more. Johanne’s grandmother, an established poet herself, feels both pride and unease at her granddaughter’s natural talent. But questions linger: What truly happened between Johanne and her teacher? Where does reality end and fiction begin? And should these deeply personal writings ever find their way to publication

Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize

O último azul (The Blue Trail)
by Gabriel Mascaro

Silver Bear Jury Prize

El mensaje (The Message)
by Iván Fund

Silver Bear for Best Director

Huo Meng
Sheng xi zhi di (Living the Land)

Silver Bear for Best Leading Performance

Rose Byrne in:
If I Had Legs I’d Kick You
by Mary Bronstein

Silver Bear for Best Supporting Performance

Andrew Scott in:
Blue Moon
by Richard Linklater

Silver Bear for Best Screenplay

Radu Jude
Kontinental ’25
by Radu Jude

Silver Bear for Outstanding Artistic Contribution

For the creative ensemble of:
La Tour de Glace (The Ice Tower)
by Lucile Hadžihalilović

 

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