Claudia Llosa, who won the Golden Bear for the Milk of Sorrow in 2009 and the TEDDY Award in the category Short Film forLoxoro in 2011, is member of this year’s Berlinale Jury!
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Sangailė wins at Sundance Film Festival
The movie Sangailė (The Summer of Sangaile), which competes for a TEDDY Award, won the Directing Award at the Sundance Film Festival in the category World Cinema Dramatic.
The TEDDY Crew congratulates and we are looking forward to see you at the Berlinale.
Day 1: Teddy Wonderland
We welcome you to this year’s Berlinale and for to the TEDDY Award, your favourite queer Film prize – Welcome to the TEDDY wonderland, in which we will feed you with rainbow coloured sweets from the Berlin International Film Festival.
We start with a sweet from a remote place: the stories of a circus on an island, an artist lost in himself and the blue of the sea. So, come in, come in!
Tomorrow, tomorrow, I love you tomorrow…
Tomorrow the Berlinale start and we are already excited!
Ten days of film, glamour and high society will begin and the Teddy is right in it – together with You! To assure that you will always be up to date, we will post daily news from the festival here on our Teddy Today pages. All information, trailers, pictures and interviews will be found here.
We are looking forward to it!
In Memory of Suzy Capó
On the 9th of January this year Suzy Capó decided to end her life. She was among the epicenters of Queer Cinema: a strong, passionate, flamboyant, generous, spirited, resourceful, creative ball of energy, circling many universes, connecting worlds, people, films, lives and everything else, that always just barely fit into her gigantic suitcase that she took wherever she went. Suzy was a co-founder and for many years the artistic director of MIX Brazil, the largest LGBT film festival in Latin America, she programmed and curated for PopPorn Festival, the Asian Film Festival in São Paulo, Rio Int’l Film Festival, the São Paulo Int’l Short Film Festival, and the Latin American Film Festival in São Paulo. In 2009, Suzy Capó founded Festival Filmes, the first LGBT film distribution company in Brazil and most recently took in a key position in creating the Brazilian version of the Teddy: the Felix, which was presented for the first time at the Festival do Rio in 2014. She was a member of numerous film juries, including of course the TEDDY Jury in 2004. She was also a journalist, an actress, and a cultural producer in the truest sense of the word. She seemed to possess an endless capacity to create, to host, to facilitate: festivals, films, artists, filmmakers, transnational exchange. Continue reading In Memory of Suzy Capó