Berlin, Germany – The 76th Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale) concluded on Saturday with an awards ceremony, revealing the winners selected by president Wim Wenders’ competition jury. The festival, a major event in the global film calendar, showcased a diverse range of films from around the world.

Among the notable winners was “If Pigeons Turn to Gold,” which received the prestigious Oscar-qualifying documentary award. This recognition signifies the film's eligibility for consideration in the Best Documentary Feature category at the Academy Awards. Details regarding the other award recipients are still emerging as the ceremony concludes.

The Berlinale, known for its focus on artistic and politically relevant cinema, draws filmmakers, actors, and film enthusiasts from across the globe. The festival’s competitive program features films vying for the Golden Bear, the festival's highest prize, as well as other awards recognizing various aspects of filmmaking. The closing ceremony marked the end of a week filled with screenings, discussions, and industry events. Further details of all award winners will be released shortly.