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Oldenburg International Film Festival, Germany (Sept 14 - 18)
2011-09-20T16:11:00+01:00
The international jury headed by Matthew Modine (bottom left) with some of the team from Linus de Paoli's Dr. Ketel which won this year's German Independence Award - Best German Film
Veteran Canadian producer-director Ted Kotcheff received an Honorary Award in addition to being the subject of this year's retrospective
Festival director Torsten Neumann (left) with authoress Mia Morgowski and cast members of the adaptation of her novel No Sex Is No Option which had its world premiere in Oldenburg
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