Berlin International Film Festival: 1999

• Thin Red Line, The (1998) - Terrence Malick

• Faraon (1998) - Sergei Ovcharov (I)
• Maski (1999) - Piotr Karwas

• Nachtgestalten (1999) - Michael Gwisdek

• Aimée & Jaguar (1999) - Juliane Köhler
• Aimée & Jaguar (1999) - Maria Schrader

• Hi-Lo Country, The (1998) - Stephen Frears

• Desserts (1998) - Jeff Stark (I)

• Shakespeare in Love (1998) - Marc Norman; Tom Stoppard
  - For the screenwriting.

• eXistenZ (1999) - David Cronenberg

• Mifunes sidste sang (1999) - Søren Kragh-Jacobsen

• Mifunes sidste sang (1999) - Iben Hjejle
  - For an outstanding young actress.
• Thin Red Line, The (1998) - John Toll
  - For his outstanding camera work.
• Ça commence aujourd'hui (1999) - Bertrand Tavernier
  - For the speciality of the topic.

• Shirley MacLaine

• Armen Medvedev
• Robert Rodriguez (I)
• Meryl Streep

• Solas (1999) - Benito Zambrano

• Bror, min bror (1998) - Henrik Ruben Genz

• Tic Code, The (1999) - Gary Winick (I)

• Flugsoppan (1999) - Lennart Gustafsson; Ylva-Li Gustafsson

• Bare skyer beveger stjernene (1998) - Torun Lian
• Pete's Meteor (1998) - Joe O'Byrne (I)

• Mehr-E Madari (1997) - Kamal Tabrizi
• Tic Code, The (1999) - Gary Winick (I)

• En el espejo del cielo (1998) - Carlos Salcés

• Bror, min bror (1998) - Henrik Ruben Genz
• Chat d'appartement, Le (1998) - Sarah Roper

• Madelief: Krassen in het tafelblad (1998) - Ineke Houtman

• Liu Awaiting Spring (1998) - Andrew Soo

• Man Who Drove with Mandela, The (1998) - Greta Schiller

• Wieland Speck
  - The Jury Award is in recognition of the exceptional quality and diversity of gay and lesbian German films in this year's Berlinale. Beginning with the inspiring selection of Aimée & Jaguar (1999) the first lesbian film to open the Berlinale; to Lola + Bilidikid (1999), a demanding look at the Turkish gay immigrant experience; to Gendernauts - Eine Reise durch die Geschlechter (1999), a thorough examination of transgender identity, as well as the comedic short films Runt (1999) and NY 'NY 'n Why Not (1999), these five German films brilliantly represent the gay and lesbian community and the talent of German film-makers on the world stage. On behalf of these German films in this year's festival the Jury asks Wieland Speck, director of Panorama, to accept this award.

• Fucking Åmål (1998) - Lukas Moodysson

• Ça commence aujourd'hui (1999) - Bertrand Tavernier
  - For its commitment to everyday heroism, its multi-layered approach to an array of social problems, and for the visual force of the storytelling.

• Dealer (1999) - Thomas Arslan
  - For its respectful portrayal of alienated characters and for treating a conventional yet difficult subject in a visually arresting and vivid manner.

• Ah haru (1998) - Shinji Sômai
  - For the originality with which it explores the familiar territory of the domestic drama and the consistent excellence of its performances.

• Ça commence aujourd'hui (1999) - Bertrand Tavernier

• Dealer (1999) - Thomas Arslan

• Tala med mig systrar (1998) - Maj Wechselmann

• Emporte-moi (1999) - Léa Pool

• Solas (1999) - Benito Zambrano

• Vida es silbar, La (1998) - Fernando Pérez (I)

• War Zone, The (1999) - Tim Roth

• Juha (1999) - Aki Kaurismäki
• Vida es silbar, La (1998) - Fernando Pérez (I)

• Fucking Åmål (1998) - Lukas Moodysson
• Solas (1999) - Benito Zambrano

• Okraina (1998) - Pyotr Lutsik

• Baanoo (1999) - Dariush Mehrjui
• Cruise, The (1998) - Bennett Miller

• 2H (2000) - Ying Li (I)

• Dil Se.. (1998) - Mani Ratnam

• Karnaval (1999) - Thomas Vincent (I)

• Günese yolculuk (1999) - Yesim Ustaoglu

• Viehjud Levi (1999) - Didi Danquart

• Uferlos (1998) - Marco Mittelstaedt

• Dreamers (1998) - Félix Viscarret
• Otac, sin, sveti duh (1998) - Zelimir Gvardiol

• Günese yolculuk (1999) - Yesim Ustaoglu

• Cruise, The (1998) - Bennett Miller

• Cookie's Fortune (1999) - Robert Altman (I)

1. Mifunes sidste sang (1999) - Søren Kragh-Jacobsen
2. Shakespeare in Love (1998) - John Madden (I)
3. Thin Red Line, The (1998) - Terrence Malick

• Trans (1998) - Julian Goldberger (I)

• Trick (1999) - Jim Fall