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Italian directors Paolo Taviani and Vittorio Taviani stand together as Vittorio holds the Golden Bear trophy in front of a colorful Berlin International Film Festival backdrop.
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Golden Bear

film award
Also known as: Goldener Bär
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  • Berlin International Film Festival

    Martay was awarded a Golden Bear (Goldener Bär), the festival’s top prize, for his work in bringing the Berlinale to reality. Other prizes awarded at the first Berlinale included a Golden Bear for best music film to Cinderella (1951), which also won the festival’s audience-choice prize, the Big Bronze…

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    Martay was awarded a Golden Bear (Goldener Bär), the festival’s top prize, for his work in bringing the Berlinale to reality. Other prizes awarded at the first Berlinale included a Golden Bear for best music film to Cinderella (1951), which also won the festival’s audience-choice prize, the Big Bronze…

    Read More