Coming-of-age film from Norway wins Berlinale's Golden Bear

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A drama about sex wins the Berlin Film Festival's top prize, the Golden Bear. The award goes to Norwegian Dag Johan Haugerud. "My film is called 'Dreams' and this is more than I could have dreamed of," Haugerud said when he accepted the award.

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The coming-of-age story tells of a young woman who falls in love with her teacher.

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Dag Johan Haugerud's "Drömmar" wins the Guldbjörnen at this year's film festival in Berlin. Romanian Radu Jude takes home the statuette for best screenplay, while the acting awards go to Australian Rose Byrne and Irish Andrew Scott.

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Coming-of-age film from Norway wins Berlinale's Golden Bear

Dag Johan Haugerud's story of queer love, "Dreams (Sex Love)," was praised for its universal impact. Latin American films also took high honors at the Berlin International Film Festival.

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On the last day of the anniversary Berlinale, the desired awards are presented. While the best actors come from Australia and Ireland, a Norwegian film receives the Golden Bear. The best documentary deals with the fate of a Hamas hostage.

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Director Dag Johan Haugerud started his Berlinale high flight last year in the Panorama, now he won the Golden Bear.