provided Fulfilling all expectations, the German film white tape from director Michael Haneke has won the Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film at the 67th edition of the awards given by the Association Journalists Aliens in Hollywood.
With this award, Haneke makes a pass over in the run up to the Oscar after having obtained the highest awards granted by the EFA European Film Academy (Best Picture, Director and script), the Palme d'Or Cannes Film Festival and the Grand Prix FIPRESCI Critics. PREMIERE HUGE SUCCESS. The film is placed in the top ranking for copies in its first weekend.
WHITE RIBBON opened our territory on Friday January 15 and distributed only 39 copies has become one of the most profitable films of all planned for this weekend in terms of fundraising and admissions per copy is concerned.
The film has earned a total of € 195,424 and 29,395 spectators standing in third place ranking for copy and the No. 11 for total revenues in the top 20 of the English box office.
SUMMARY: • Number of copies distributed: 39 • Total Revenue: 195.424 € • Collection per copy: 5.011 € • Total Viewers: 29,394 per copy • Spectators: 754
WHITE RIBBON is a masterful reflection on history, morality and psyche marked by violence in human relations The authoritarian and the weight of religion. The film meticulously examines the origins of Nazism through the strange events that arise in a small German town before the First World War. Overview: 1913-1914 -
Strange events that gradually take punishment ritual character, come together in a small Protestant village northern Germany. Who is behind all this? Children and adolescents in the school choir and the church led by the teacher, their families, Baron, manager, doctor, midwife, and farmers make up a story that reflects on the origins of Nazism on the eve of the I World War.
AWARDS SELECTION OF WHITE RIBBON:
• Golden Palm for Best Film, Cannes Film Festival 2009
• FIPRESCI Grand Prize awarded by the International Federation Film Critics Best Picture year. • Best Film, Best Director and Best Screenplay by the European Film Academy 2009 (EFA)
• 2010 Golden Globe - Best Foreign Language Film • Selected by Germany's Oscar Best Picture 2010- Language.
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