Norwegian Film 'Drømmer' Wins Top Berlinale Prize

The 75th Berlin International Film Festival honors Dag Johan Haugerud's coming-of-age drama, while celebrating diverse global narratives and fostering dialogue through cinema.

Dag Johan Haugerud's 'Drømmer' ('Dreams') wins the Golden Bear for its nuanced exploration of love, family, and identity through a young woman's unrequited feelings for her teacher.
'Holding Liat,' a documentary about a family's efforts to rescue a Hamas hostage, receives the award for Best Documentary, emphasizing themes of reconciliation and humanity.
The Berlinale Jury, led by Todd Haynes, distributes awards widely, with Brazilian film 'O último azul' and Argentinian film 'El mensaje' earning major prizes for their unique storytelling.
Rose Byrne wins Best Actress for her role as a struggling mother in 'If I Had Legs I'd Kick You,' while Andrew Scott is awarded Best Supporting Actor for his performance in 'Blue Moon.'
Festival director Tricia Tuttle receives praise for steering the Berlinale toward a focus on cinematic artistry, avoiding political controversies that marred previous years.