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"Nakamura-san, what did that person say?"

After finishing the conversation, Nakamura Masahiro sat in the audience. Yosuke Mukai, who was next to him, immediately came over and asked in a curious tone.

"Nothing, just something about movies."

Nakamura Masahiro had no intention of telling Yosuke Mukai, and even if the other party knew it, it would be of no use. If you really need Yosuke Mukai, just go to him directly.

"All right...."

Yosuke Mukai didn't ask any more questions, simply tidied up his appearance, then sat quietly in his seat waiting for the award ceremony to begin.

As time passed by, the originally quiet atmosphere in the hall gradually became noisy, and the previously empty seats were gradually filled.

Ehiro Fukawa, Maki Horikita and Kengo Kora arrived belatedly. They all greeted each other and continued to wait with peace of mind.

Soon, the time hand reached 7:30 in the evening, and the entire hall was packed to capacity. Although the noise was still constant, everyone subconsciously lowered their voices.

As Dieter Kosli appeared on the stage, the Berlin Film Festival's awards ceremony officially began.

Similar to most film festivals, the awards at the Berlin Film Festival are also awarded sequentially starting from the small prizes.

Masahiro Nakamura and Yosuke Mukai's moods were always tense, shrouded in worries about gains and losses, and their expressions were solemn and solemn.

Although they know that some of the awards awarded will definitely belong to them, as long as the results are not announced, everything is unpredictable.

I hope that the names that are read out include them, and I also hope that the names are not read out so early.

If it is recited so early, it will definitely be a small prize. Whether it will win a prize later is hard to say.

If the name is read out at the end, then a big prize should not be missed. But what if the name is not read out at the end?

Although the hints from the film festival have been very clear, this kind of failure has not happened before. Who knows whether such an accident will happen?

However, after all, the Berlin Film Festival has such a great reputation and influence, so it must be shameless and will not engage in such embarrassing things.

"Nakamura-san, there's no need to be so nervous. Just relax."

Fukawa Eihi noticed Nakamura Masahiro's slightly nervous look, and couldn't help but comfort him in a low voice: "Since I informed you to stay, you must be rewarded."

"I know...."

Nakamura Masahiro nodded and responded in a low voice. Sometimes knowing is one thing, but waiting nervously is another.

After all, the Berlin Film Festival is very authoritative and is not comparable to the ordinary Pheasant Film Festival. When it is possible to win an award, it is normal to worry about gains and losses.

"Judging from the current situation, the small awards have basically been awarded, and the award for "The Long Day" should be quite big."

Fukawa Eiyo conducted the analysis in a clear-headed manner, and it felt a bit like a dog-headed military advisor was involved in the planning.

"According to my judgment, it may be the best director, the best picture, or the best actor..."

Nakamura Masahiro glanced at Fukawa Eihi without saying a word. What kind of analysis is this? Guessing everything, everything will not fail, right?

Well, there is also the option of Best Actress. I didn't guess, but the movie "One Long Day" is considered a one-man show, and there is no heroine in it at all.

When Mukai Yosuke heard what Fukawa Eihi said, his face couldn't help but reveal a look of expectation: He was not as sober as Nakamura Masahiro, so he just thought that the movie would win an award.

Of course, it would be even better if he could win the Best Actor award. After all, he is the best actor at the Berlin Film Festival, which is much better than those best actors in Japan.

"The Silver Bear Award for Best Actor...the winner is..."

The voice of the presenting guest echoed in the hall, immediately attracting everyone's attention: This is a very important award, and no one can ignore it.

"Well...."

There was an obvious pause in the tone, and the surprise on the award-winning guest's face was palpable, and the appearance on the big screen also aroused countless curiosity.

"The winner is..."

After looking at the countless stares from the audience, the award-winning guest read dryly: "Ali-Asaha Sahabazi, Babak Karimi, Payman Moadi, Shahab Hosseini.

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"No, is it appropriate for the Berlin Film Festival to do this?"

Seeing the profile picture and name displayed on the big screen, Nakamura Masahiro was stunned. Yosuke Mukai, Ehiro Fukawa and others on the side also had the same reaction, with their mouths wide open one by one.

The noises one after another were like bees surrounding a hive, chattering incessantly, and the expressions of everyone present were also uncertain.

Although it is not too surprising that a film festival has a double-yolked Best Actor, it is rare after all. And now the Berlin Film Festival has directly produced four Best Actors, which is somewhat exaggerated.

"This is the Berlin Film Festival, can it be done like this?"

Fukawa Eihi could not close his mouth for a long time, his expression blank as if he had been struck by lightning. He subconsciously turned his head and glanced at Nakamura Masahiro, and found that the other party was not much better.

No matter what everyone in the audience thought, the four winners rushed onto the stage with great enthusiasm, as if someone was competing for them.

All of them have beards. Although they are dressed in suits and leather shoes, you can tell at a glance that they are of Middle Eastern ethnicity.

That's right, the movie "A Farewell" they starred in is originally an Iranian movie, so it's not surprising that the leading actor is Iranian.

After the awards for Best Actor were over, it was the turn of the Best Actress award soon, and the winner was also from the Iranian film "A Separation."

Although it was not as exaggerated as the Best Actor award, which produced four Best Actor winners, the Berlin Film Festival jury did not disappoint everyone and also produced the Best Actor Award winner with double yolks.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Leila Hatami and Sari Bayat, two actresses from the movie "A Separation", will share the honor of Best Actress.

I don’t know what the Berlin Film Festival’s jury thinks? It’s possible for such an outrageous act to be performed.

If one person wins the award, it must be very valuable. But if a group of people win the award, it is a bit worthless.

"Nakamura-san, why do you feel that the Berlin Film Festival awards are a bit worthless..."

Mukai Yosuke came closer to Nakamura Masahiro, lowered his voice and said with a strange expression: "It's not as good as a domestic film festival."

"well...."

Masahiro Nakamura sighed and didn't know how to answer the question. Although Japan's domestic film festivals are relatively less influential and authoritative, they are much better than the Berlin Film Festival in this regard.

"Nakamura-san, it's your turn to go up and receive the award."

Suddenly, Ehiro Fukawa next to him suddenly grabbed Nakamura Masahiro, shaking him excitedly. His slightly crazy behavior seemed to be possessed by a man.

"You won the award...you won the award..."

"ah?"

After being stunned for a few seconds, Nakamura Masahiro looked at Fukawa Eihi with a confused expression. Then, he subconsciously turned to look at the big screen.

The picture played above is none other than Masahiro Nakamura himself, and his name is also displayed very prominently on it.

"The Best Director Award...the winner is...Masahiro Nakamura."

The guest of honor for the Best Director Award was Dieter Kosli, the film selection director of the Berlin Film Festival. Seeing that no one was on stage, he searched for Masaru Nakamura in the audience.

"Nakamura... there is no doubt, you are the one who won the award. Don't you want the Silver Bear Award? Although it is not the Golden Bear Award..."

Seeing that Nakamura Masahiro was still in a daze in his seat, Dieter Kosli couldn't help but say hello. His humorous and teasing tone caused everyone in the audience to burst into laughter.

Masahiro Nakamura smiled sheepishly, stood up quickly, hugged Yosuke Mukai who stood up excitedly at the side, and walked onto the stage.

The applause from the audience surged like waves, and the warm atmosphere lingered in it, filling every corner of the hall like a pot of boiling hot oil.

"Although it is not the Golden Bear, its importance is no less important..."

After receiving the trophy from Dieter Kosli, Masahiro Nakamura looked at it carefully, and his playful words once again made the audience laugh.

"Of course, it would be even better if there was another Golden Bear Award. I think I would not refuse..."

The silver standing bear feels cool to the touch, and Nakamura Masahiro holds it firmly in his hand, feeling quite substantial. This is much better than some Pheasant Film Festivals, which have a light and airy texture like plastic.

After two years of traveling from China to Japan, and then from Japan to Berlin, Masahiro Nakamura crossed time, space and countries and finally won a recognized award.

The feeling of alienation that had always existed, like an illusory dream, turned into reality at this moment, and was held tightly in Nakamura Masahiro's hand.

"I am very happy to receive this award. At this moment, I feel very scared and a little uneasy. After all, I am a newcomer in the film industry, and "A Long Day" is also my first work..."

After the laughter stopped, Nakamura Masahiro adjusted his posture slightly, then approached the microphone and said solemnly: "I feel that I still have a lot to learn... Winning this award is the greatest encouragement to me.

I will work hard and work hard to shoot more and better works..."

Adhering to a modest and cautious style, Masahiro Nakamura completed his speech in a low-key manner. Then, accompanied by a wave of applause, he smoothly returned to his seat.

"Nakamura-san, touch me..."

Before Nakamura Masahiro could sit down, Mukai Yosuke couldn't wait to grab the Silver Bear trophy and couldn't stop stroking it.

"This is the Berlin Film Festival trophy. After waiting for so long, we finally got one."

On the side, Ehiro Fukawa, Maki Horikita and others were also staring straight at the Silver Bear trophy, their eyes were red and their faces were full of envy.