Que Horas Ela Volta? ( The Second Mother)Ģnd Place Panorama Audience Award – Fiction Film 2015:ģrd Place Panorama Audience Award – Fiction Film 2015: Härte ( Tough Love) Winners of the Panorama Audience Award - Fiction Film 2015: While in the category fiction film Que Horas Ela Volta? took the lead early on, in the category documentary film it remained exciting until the very end. This year the Panorama presented 52 feature-length films from 38 countries, of which 18 screened in the Panorama Dokumente series. A total of 31,200 votes were cast and counted. Since 2011, both the best fiction film and the best documentary film receive awards.ĭuring the Berlinale, moviegoers were asked to rate the films shown in the Panorama section on the cards received after the screenings. The Panorama Audience Award has been given since 1999. A screening of the winning documentary film will follow at 8.00 pm, also in CinemaxX 7. Directly after the ceremony, the winning fiction film will be shown. Radioeins film expert Knut Elstermann will host the event. The awards will be presented by Panorama director Wieland Speck, radioeins programme manager Robert Skuppin and tip chief editor Stefanie Dörre. The official award ceremony will be held on the Berlinale’s cinema day for the public (Berlinale Publikumstag), Sunday, February 15, at 5.00 pm in CinemaxX 7 at Potsdamer Platz. For years AXICA has been one of our favorite locations, and we‘re very happy to have arranged an event here in 2018 as well.The public has cast its votes: the 17th Panorama Audience Awards - presented by the Berlinale Panorama section in collaboration with radioeins, Berlin-Brandenburg’s public radio and television station (rbb), and tip, Berlin’s city magazine (Raufeld Verlag) - go to Que Horas Ela Volta? for Best Fiction Film and to Tell Spring Not To Come This Year for Best Documentary Film. AXICA will be providing not just the catering, but also the truly perfect premises, an architectural masterpiece near the Brandenburg Gate. This kind of diverse and exceptional evening naturally requires an exceptional venue as well. Stigler‘s sparkling wine is also top notch and the envy of many a producer from Champagne. The fascinating spectrum of grape varieties and the Stigler‘s joy in experimentation are legendary – although one eventually always falls into the gravitational pull of their Pinot-family Großes Gewächs wines, which are perpetually scintillating and top rated. The wines are produced in a fantastic style and method, and in many cases have been completely reimagined.īeyond this, we are also expecting Andreas and Regina Stigler, whose Kaiserstuhl wines are among the finest anywhere in Germany. The name on the wine bottles on this evening will set vinophiles‘ hearts aflutter: the wonderful Stephan Attmann from Weingut von Winning (VDP) will be on hand to explain the history of his Rheinpland-Pfalz estate.
Hotel Director Axel Bach accepted the award, and is also president of the notable “Kulinarik&Kunst” festival on the Arlberg. His outstanding efforts in the kitchen helped the Tannenhof earn Gault&Millau‘s distinction as 2018 Hotel of the Year. Anton since 2015.This Englishman appears to have an affinity for the Alps, or at least its specialties – having previously served as sous-chef to Andreas Caminada (3 Michelin stars, 19 points) at Schloss Schauenstein im Fürstenau, Switzerland. Baron refers to his work as “creative alpine cuisine,” although anyone who‘s had the pleasure of tasting his dishes might well protest that he‘s selling himself far too short. Still in his early 30s, he‘s directed the kitchen at the phenomenal 5-star Hotel Hotel Tannenhof in St. With 3 toques and 18 points, he‘s hardly an unknown chef.
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