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Saarbruecken

In 2006, the festival was directed by Birgit Johnson for the first time. She launched a competition section for documentaries. The German-Spanish co-production "Mañana al mar" by Ines Thomsen won in this category. The Max Ophuels Prize went to "Der Schläfer" (Sleeper) by Benjamin Heisenberg. The INTERFILM jury awarded its prize to a short film: "37 ohne Zwiebeln" by André Erkau.

Auszeichnung der INTERFILM-Jury
Bild zur Auszeichnung Prize of the INTERFILM Jury, Saarbruecken, 2006
Prize of the INTERFILM Jury, Saarbruecken, 2006
37 ohne Zwiebeln
Directed by:
2005

Light-footed and visually pointed, the film manages to focus on the lost connections of modern life by the subject of "time" and to appreciate the qualities of staying glued.

Jury

The INTERFILM Jury awards a prize endowed with € 2.000, donated by Bacto Control GmbH Saarbruecken.

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