52nd Berlin International Film Festival

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52nd Berlin International Film Festival
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Festival poster
Opening film Heaven
Closing film The Great Dictator
Location Berlin, Germany
Founded1951
Awards Golden Bear:
Bloody Sunday
Spirited Away
No. of films389 films [1]
Festival date6–17 February 2002
Website http://www.berlinale.de
Berlin International Film Festival chronology

The 52nd annual Berlin International Film Festival was held from February 6 to 17, 2002. [2] The festival opened with Heaven by Tom Tykwer. [3] [4] The new print of Charlie Chaplin's 1940 American satirical dramedy film The Great Dictator was the closing film of the festival. [5]

Contents

The Golden Bear was jointly awarded to Bloody Sunday , directed by Paul Greengrass, and Spirited Away , by Hayao Miyazaki. [6]

The Retrospective section was dedicated to European films from the 1960s. [7] Dieter Kosslick became the director of the festival, taking over from Moritz de Hadeln. [8]

Juries

Main Competition

The following people were announced as being on the jury for the festival: [9]

Main Competition

The following films were in competition for the Golden Bear and Silver Bear awards: [1]

English titleOriginal titleDirector(s)Country
8 Women 8 Femmes François Ozon France, Italy
Amen. Costa-Gavras France, Germany, Romania, United States
A Tree of Palme パルムの樹 Takashi Nakamura Japan
Baader Christopher Roth Germany, United Kingdom
Bad Guy 나쁜 남자 Kim Ki-duk South Korea
Beneath Clouds Ivan Sen Australia
Bloody Sunday Paul Greengrass United Kingdom, Ireland
Burning in the Wind Brucio nel vento Silvio Soldini Italy, Switzerland
Bridget Amos Kollek France, Japan
A Map of the Heart Der Felsen Dominik Graf Germany
Grill Point Halbe Treppe Andreas Dresen
Heaven Tom Tykwer Germany, Italy, United States, France, United Kingdom
Iris Richard Eyre United States, United Kingdom
Minor Mishaps Annette K. Olesen Denmark
KT Junji Sakamoto South Korea
Safe Conduct Laissez-passer Bertrand Tavernier France, Spain, Germany
Monster's Ball Marc Forster United States, Canada
Monday Morning Lundi matin Otar Iosseliani France, Italy
Stones Piedras Ramón Salazar Spain
The Royal Tenenbaums Wes Anderson United States
The Shipping News Lasse Hallström United States, Canada
Spirited Away 千と千尋の神隠し Hayao Miyazaki Japan
One Day in August Δεκαπενταύγουστος Constantine Giannaris Greece
Temptations Zoltán Kamondi Hungary

Retrospective - European 60s

2002 Retrospective poster, dedicated to European films from 1960s Retrospective 2002.jpg
2002 Retrospective poster, dedicated to European films from 1960s

The following films were shown in the retrospective: [11]

English titleOriginal titleDirector(s)Country
491 Vilgot Sjöman Sweden
8½ Otto e mezzo Federico Fellini Italy, France
Andrei Rublev Андрей Рублёв Andrei Tarkovsky Soviet Union
Artists Under the Big Top: Perplexed Die Artisten in der Zirkuskuppel: ratlos Alexander Kluge West Germany
The Assault of the Present on the Rest of Time Der Angriff der Gegenwart auf die übrige Zeit Alexander Kluge
Aunt Tula La Tía Tula Miguel Picazo Spain
Bandits of Orgosolo Banditi a Orgosolo Vittorio De Seta Italy
Before the Revolution Prima della rivoluzione Bernardo Bertolucci
Billy Liar John Schlesinger United Kingdom
Black Peter Černý Petr Miloš Forman Czechoslovakia
Blowup Michelangelo Antonioni United Kingdom
The Bread of Those Early Years Das Brot der frühen Jahre Herbert Vesely West Germany
Cantata Oldás és kötés Miklós Jancsó Hungary
Catch Us If You Can John Boorman United Kingdom
Charles, Dead or Alive Charles mort ou vif Alain Tanner Switzerland
The Collector La Collectionneuse Eric Rohmer France
Daisies Sedmikrásky Věra Chytilová Czechoslovakia
The Departure Le départ Jerzy Skolimowski Belgium
L'Eclisse Michelangelo Antonioni Italy, France
Early Works Рани радови Želimir Žilnik Yugoslavia
The Fiances I fidanzati Ermanno Olmi Italy
The Good Time Girls Les Bonnes Femmes Claude Chabrol France, Italy
The Great Silence Il Grande silenzio Sergio Corbucci Italy, France
The Green Year Os Verdes Anos Paulo Rocha Portugal
Hunger Sult Henning Carlsen Denmark
The Hunt La caza Carlos Saura Spain
I Am Cuba Soy Cuba Mikhail Kalatozov Soviet Union, Cuba
if.... Lindsay Anderson United Kingdom
Identification Marks: None Rysopis Jerzy Skolimowski Poland
Innocent Sorcerers Niewinni czarodzieje Andrzej Wajda
Intimate Lighting Intimni osvetlení Ivan Passer Czechoslovakia
Knife in the Water Nóż w wodzie Roman Polanski Poland
Left-Handed Fate Fata Morgana Vicente Aranda Spain
Liv Pål Løkkeberg Norway
Love 65 Kärlek 65 Bo Widerberg Sweden
Love Affair, or the Case of the Missing Switchboard Operator Ljubavni slucaj ili Tragedija sluzbenice Dušan Makavejev Yugoslavia
Magical Mystery Tour The Beatles United Kingdom
The Milky Way La via lattéa Luis Buñuel Spain, France
Mr. Freedom Mr. Freedom William Klein France
The Murderers Are Among Us Die Mörder sind unter uns Wolfgang Staudte Germany
Naked Childhood L'Enfance nue Maurice Pialat France
Naked Hearts Les Coeurs verts Édouard Luntz
Nights on the Road Nachts auf den Straßen Rudolf Jugert West Germany
Not Reconciled Nicht versöhnt oder es hilft nur Gewalt, wo Gewalt herrscht Jean-Marie Straub, Daniele Huillet
Open Secrets Yksityisalue Maunu Kurkvaara Finland
Paranoia Adriaan Ditvoorst Netherlands
Passenger Pasażerka Witold Lesiewicz, Andrzej Munk Poland
Performance Donald Cammell, Nicolas Roeg United Kingdom
Persona Ingmar Bergman Sweden
Pierrot le Fou Jean-Luc Godard France, Italy
The Pier La Jetée Chris Marker France
Raven's End Kvarteret korpen Bo Widerberg Sweden
The Reenactment Reconstituirea Lucian Pintilie Romania
The Sinner Die Sünderin Willi Forst West Germany
The Subversives I Sovversivi Paolo Taviani, Vittorio Taviani Italy
A Taste of Honey Tony Richardson United Kingdom
Thursday We Shall Sing Like Sunday Jeudi on chantera comme dimanche Luc de Heusch Belgium, France
Trace of Stones Spur der Steine Frank Beyer East Germany
Viva Maria! Louis Malle France, Italy
The War Is Over La Guerre est finie Alain Resnais France, Sweden
Yesterday Girl Abschied von gestern Alexander Kluge West Germany

Official Awards

Mira Nair, Jury President Mira Nair.jpg
Mira Nair, Jury President
Paul Greengrass, winner of the Golden Bear at the festival Bourne 3 Premiere Greengrass.jpg
Paul Greengrass, winner of the Golden Bear at the festival
Hayao Miyazaki, winner of the Golden Bear at the festival HayaoMiyazakiCCJuly09.jpg
Hayao Miyazaki, winner of the Golden Bear at the festival

Main Competition

Honorary Golden Bear

Berlinale Camera

Independent Awards

Blue Angel Award

FIPRESCI Award

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