Director Dag Johan Hazardy posed with golden beer for “Dreams (Sex)” backstage during the award ceremony of 75th Berlinley International Film Festival Berlin in Berlin, Germany on 22 February, 2025. , Photo Credit: Pool

A Norwegian film, about love, desire and self-khoj, won the top honor at the 75th Berlin International Film Festival on Saturday.

A jury led by American director Tod Hens honored the Golden Beer Trophy Dreams (sex love) Director Dan Johann by Hazard.

Hens called it “focus on love”, “cuts you down in a hurry with your deep intelligence.”

The film focuses on a teenager played by Ella Areverbyer, who is infected with her female French teacher, and when she discovers her personal writing, her mother and grandmother reactions. This is the third part of a trilogy that has been completed in the last one year. gender Premier was premiered in Berlin in 2024, and Love The 2024 was displayed at the Venice Film Festival.

Norwegian director and screenwriter Dag Johann Hazard (C) and producer YNGRGI Sedar (L) and Heg Haf Hawatumone on 22 February during the award ceremony of 75th Berlynal International Film Festival Berlin, Golden for “Dreams (Sex)” Backstage during “Dreams (Sex)” Backstage Pozed with beer. , Berlin, 2025 in Germany. , Photo Credit: Pool

Runner-Up Silver Beer Award went to Brazilian director Gabriel Mascar’s diastopian drama The blue trailArgentina Director Ivan Fund’s Rural Saga Message The third place won the Jury Award.

Hu Meng Gone for Best Director Award Land liveThe rapidly changed 1990s set in China.

Rose Burn was named the best artist for her role as an overwhelmed mother in the Mary Bracestein-directed. If I had legs, I would kick youAndrew Scott won the supporting artist Trophy to play the role of composer Richard Roders at Richard Linklator Blue moon,

Rose Burn wrote with silver beer for the best leading performance for “If I Head Legs I Kick You” at the 75th Berlinal International Film Festival on Berlin, Germany, February 22, 2025. Photo Credit: Lisie Nizner

The climax of the festival, known as Berlinley, came on the eve of Germany’s parliamentary elections after a campaign dominated by migration and economy.

The national election is being held seven months ago after the Chancellor Olaf Sholaz’s governing coalition collapsed in a controversy over the revival of the country’s economy.

Efforts to curb the migration have emerged as a central issue in the campaign as well as how to handle the challenge from a distant option for Germany, which so far certain for its strongest national election results Looks like.