Romanian film about the massacre of Jews won the main prize at Karlovy Vary

KARLOVE VARY. The awards ceremony was completed on Saturday evening at the 53rd edition of the traditional International Film Festival in the spa town of Karlovy Vary, Western Bohemia.

In the main competition of the Karlovy Vary film, a co-production film with Czech participation won. It was filmed by Romanian director Radu Jude, who won the Crystal Globe at the final ceremony at the Thermal Hotel. The film follows the ethnic massacre committed by the Romanian army on the Eastern Front in 1941.

Slovenian director Olmo Omerzu, a graduate of the Prague FAMU, wins the All to be Award

Jaromír Hanzlík received the prize for the artistic contribution to the Czech cinematography of the presidents of the festival Jiří Bartoš

The actor Robert Pattinson received the award of the president of the Karlovy Vary Festival . Pattinson is notably known for the Vampire Movie Saga Twilight, but he was awarded the prize for "a significant collaboration on crucial images of current film repertoires."

For Best Actress, the jury chose Mercedes Morano from Argentina for The Journey to Florianopolis Grand Jury Prize. The film follows the Brazilian spouses party after the break, which will nonetheless take their teenage offspring for a joint trip. Director Ana Katz describes her story as a healing journey that can heal wounds and resurrect dreams

Among men, the best actor received Israeli Moše Folkenflik for the film Geul, which explores how beliefs Jews with rock music are encountered. In an attempt to make profit for the treatment of his daughter, the father of the group that he left when he adopted the rules of Chassian renews. "We are looking for a way to combine opposites, religion and art," said one of the directors, José Madmoni, who won the Best Document Award at Carlsbad with the film Restorer

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Right magazine's award was won by an Oscar-winning film by Barry Levinson from 1988.