Berlin, 25 September
Next step: Berlin, Cultural Capital in 1988, and its public broadcaster Sender Freies Berlin, organiser of the international radio and tv festival PRIX FUTURA BERLIN. Already in its 2nd edition the PRIX EUROPA opened up to the whole of the continent to national and regional tv stations and to documentaries and fiction “Made in Europe“. One of the 4 awards went to a Danish documentary that tackled an issue that would in the years to come turn out as an essential European issue: how do we live together in multi ethnic societies? The European Parliament, the European Commision, the Land of Berlin and Sender Freies Berlin joined the PRIX EUROPA Alliance and 52 European TV Stations sent their programmes to compete.
Cervants' Hens
PRIX EUROPA
Television Programme of the Year 1988 – TV Fiction:
"Cervants' Hens" (Las Gallinas de Cervantes)
Spain, Television Espanola,
by Alfredo Castellon and Alfredo Manas
PRIX EUROPA SPECIAL – TV Fiction
Donated by the Standing Conference of Local and Regional Authorities at the Council of Europe:
"Catherine"
United Kingdom, Tyne Tees Television,
by David Stafford and Michael Whyte
SPECIAL COMMENDATIONS – TV Fiction:
"Eifel"
Fed.Rep. of Germany, Südwestfunk
by Günther Klein and Walter Schenker
"Bruklin and Gusinje" (Bruklin i Gusinje)
Yugoslavia, TV Beograd
by Zelimir Zilnik
"L’enigme des sables"
France, FR3 Paris
by Philippe Valois
PRIX EUROPA
Television Programme of the Year 1988 – TV Non-Fiction:
"The Quiet Killer" (Den sagtmodige morder)
Denmark, Danmarks Radio
by Poul Martinsen
PRIX EUROPA SPECIAL – TV Non-Fiction
Donated by the Euopean Parliament:
"Turning the Tide – Into deep Water"
United Kingdom, Tyne Tees Television
by David bellamy and Paul Dickin
SPECIAL COMMENDATIONS – TV Non-Fiction:
"2048"
Norway, Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation
by Torbjørn Morvik and Petter Nome
"Moskito – Foreigners in Berlin" (Ausländer in Berlin)
Fed.Rep. of Germany, Sender Freies Berlin
by Redaktion Kinderfernsehen
"Temps Présent: Dieu, que la Suisse est jolie!"
Switzerland, Télévision Suisse Romande
by Pierre Démont and Gérald Mury
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