David Cross raves about Kate Winslet at Munich Film Festival

David Cross raves about Kate Winslet's huge commitment

“I have never experienced this before. the actor “To every cast and crew on set,” Cross said excitedly before handing the award to his colleague. After the applause died down, Winslet thanked him for the award, which has been presented to filmmakers since 1997. Winslet's predecessors include Susan Sarandon, Mads Mikkelsen, Melanie Griffith, Emma ThompsonTerry Gilliam, Ralph Fiennes, Antonio Banderas or Jessica Long.

Winslet used her speaking time, among other things, to be emotional. Declaration of love On her job: The award winner said: “I love my job. I love it. I love it. I never get bored of it. And I'm grateful for it and I thank everyone who is here tonight.”

A clip from the film festival's Instagram Stories also shows the actress, dressed in a chic white suit, patiently signing autographs to waiting fans ahead of the awards ceremony. She then signed the traditional black-and-white poster with a picture of herself standing for photographers with her own stylist.

Kate Winslet in “The Photographer”

Kate Winslet's new movie “Cameraman” It also celebrated its European premiere at the Munich Film Festival on July 2. The film had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in Canada in 2023.

Winslet plays Lee Miller (1907-1977), one of the most influential photographers of the last century. According to the trailer, the American-born woman was one of “those courageous women who paved the way for… Male field Ultimately, they changed the way we see the world through their images.