The 75th Berlin International Film Festival has concluded.

The 75th Berlin International Film Festival has concluded. The selection of winning films showed that fantasy, fairy tales, and escapism prevailed over sharp social themes. Stanislav Anisimov will continue. The Golden Bear for "Best Film" was awarded to the film with the distinctive title "Dreams" by Norwegian director Dag Johan Haugerud. The story of a teenage girl who falls in love with her French language teacher is told in a way that blurs the line between fiction and reality. The "Jury Prize" went to the Argentine film "Message" by Ivan Funda. It is a black-and-white road movie about a medium girl who can communicate with animals. For a fee, the guardians of the main character deliver messages from pets to their owners. The prize for "Outstanding Artistic Contribution" was given to the Frenchwoman Lucile Hadzihalilovic for her film "Ice Tower." The film is set in the 1970s on the set of the movie "Snow Queen." The Berlinale's non-competitive program also featured ice. The most notable event was the screening of the science fiction film "Mickey 17" by South Korean director Bong Joon-ho. The film's protagonist takes part in the colonization of a snowy planet, where, under contract, he is a restorable employee. In other words, after death, his consciousness is uploaded into a duplicate body.

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