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Radu Jude was awarded for his feature film about the Odessa Mbadacre. Some Hollywood stars came to Karlovy Vary
The main prize of the 53rd Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in the Czech Republic is awarded to Romania. Director Radu Jude received the Crystal Globe for Best Feature Film for a historic feature film about the Saturday Odessa Mbadacre.
During the October 1941 mbadacre, the Romanian occupation forces killed about 25,000 Jews. At that time, Romania was an ally of National Socialist Germany. The film "Imi este indiferent dacă în istorie vom intra ca barbar" – translated by "I do not worry that we enter history as a barbarian" – made its world premiere in Karlovy Vary ( Karlovy Vary).
For his enthusiasm The fans have appeared the British actor and actor "Twilight" Robert Pattinson. The 32-year-old has received the festival's president's award, Jiri Bartosek. It was important that films be shown at Karlovy Vary, which would otherwise be difficult to see, said Pattinson at the closing televised gala.
The Audience Award went surprisingly this year to the 30-year-old "Rain Man" Autist Raymond (Dustin Hoffman). Director Barry Levinson also received the Crystal Globe for outstanding service to world cinema. "It's like I'm born here," said the 76-year-old man
. The film festival in the West Bohemian spa is one of the oldest in the world. This year, 236 feature films and documentaries, including 35 world premieres, were sold and more than 140,000 tickets were sold. Due to its familiar atmosphere, the festival also attracts many young visitors each year.
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