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Zurich Film Festival

2010-10-04T16:41:00+01:00

Swiss actor Carlos Leal on opening night

Ed Pressman and Oliver Stone in Zurich with Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps

Vilmos Zsigmond

Danny De Vito, pictured with wife Rhea Perlman, accepted Zurich's Golden Eye award on behalf of his friend Michael Douglas

Florian Cossen received the Golden Eye in the German Language Feature Film Competition for his debut The Day I Was Not Born

Courtney Love with Milos Forman, who received this year's Tribute Award

Bob Geldof presented the Audience Award to Swiss filmmaker Mike Schaerer for Stationspiraten

ZFF heads Nadja Schildknecht (far left) and Karl Spoerri (far right) with director Florian Cossen and actress Jessica Schwarz from Das Lied in Mir

Producer Anne Walser with 180° writer/director Cihan Inan

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