'There Is No Evil,' a bracing portrayal of life in modern-day Iran, has picked up two of the top honors awarded by independent juries at the 70th International Film Festival Berlinale2020
, a bracing portrayal of life in modern-day Iran, which targets the government policy of mass execution of dissidents has picked up two of the top honors awarded by the independent juries at the 70th International Film Festival.
Mohammad Rasoulof's feature, which was shot in secret to circumvent a working ban imposed on the director by the Iranian regime, won the best film honor from both the ecumenical jury and the Guild Film Prize.was the last film to screen in competition in Berlin but is considered a front-runner for Saturday's official awards. from Serbian director Srdan Golubovic, with a special mention for Susanne Regina Meures' documentaryfrom Japanese filmmaker Kazuhiro Soda.
, from French writer-directors Benoit Delepine and Gustave Kervern, took the Berliner Morgenpost Readers’ Jury Award for best film, voted on by subscribers to the Berlin newspaper, while the equivalent prize from competitor paper
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