The Berlin Film Festival awards director Steven Spielberg the Golden Bear for his achievements

Steven Spielberg

At its 73rd session, the Berlin Film Festival awarded the Golden Bear Lifetime Achievement Award to director Steven Spielberg, while a press conference was held in which director Steven Spielberg spoke about his history and career, where he said that the director must think about everything that appears on the screen, because everything that appears must have it. A reason, and if there is no reason, saving time and effort is better.

Steven Spielberg added that he cares about the actor, whether he is young or veteran, and he must have an active role in telling the story, stressing that he must show the small details first.

Noted that his films are like his children's films, and that Jaws was the most difficult, while the most sensitive for him was The Fablemans.

Stephen added that he felt afraid of director John Ford, and was afraid of entering the world of cinema, when he met him at the age of 16, and about the advice he gives to new directors, as it is the search for an interesting story, and an interesting way to present it, adding: “I always say that it should be You have to have a good script, and you have to learn to write before directing, or find someone you trust."

The famous director Steven Spielberg revealed that he was directing a miniseries about the life of Napoleon, based on a story by the late director Stanley Kubrick, entitled Napoleon 7. Spielberg said: "I am reading Stanley Kubrick's story for the sake of making a miniseries, not a movie." Spielberg added that he is working closely with Kubrick's family to complete Project Napoleon, which Kubrick intended to make "the best film in the history of cinema," according to a letter he sent in 1971 to film studio officials.

Films directed by Steven Spielberg

2017: Ready Player One

2017: The Post

2016: big friendly giant

2015: Bridge of Spies

2008: Indiana Jones 4

2013: 2 jurassic world

2012: lincoln

2011: warhorse

2011: Tintin

2005: Munich

2005: War of the Worlds

2004: The Turnmill

2002: Minority Report

2002: Catch Me If You Can

2001: Ai: Artificial Intelligence

1998: Saving Private Ryan (Oscar Award for Best Director)

1997: Amistad

1997: The Lost World: Jurassic Park

1995-1996: The Sugarland Express

1993: Schindler's List (Academy Award, Best Director, Best Picture)

1993: Jurassic Park

1991: Hook

1989: Indiana Jones and the Last Campaign

1989: Always

1987: Empire of the Sun

1985: The Color Purple

1984: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

1982: E.T

1981: Stealers of the Lost Ark

1979 : 1941

1977: Close Encounters of the Third Kind

1975: Jaws

1974: Pinky and Brain

Awards

Best Director in 1978 for Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Best Director in 1982 for Raiders of the Lost Ark

Best Director in 1983 for E.T

Best Picture in 1983 for E.T

Best Picture in 1986 for The Color Purple

Best Director in 1994 for Schindler's List, and he won it.

1994 Best Picture for Schindler's List.

Best Director in 1999 for Saving Private Ryan.

Best Picture 1999 for Saving Private Ryan.

Best Director in 2006 for Munich.

Best Film 2006 for Munich.

Best Picture 2007: Letters from Iwo Jima

Nominations

Golden Globe Award Nominations

Best Director in 1976 for Jaws

Best Director in 1978 for Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Best Screenplay and Dialogue in 1978 for Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Best Director in 1982 for Raiders of the Lost Ark

Best Director in 1983 for E.T

Best Director in 1986 for The Color Purple

Best Director in 1994 for Schindler's List, which he won

Best Director in 1998 for Amistad

He won Best Director in 1999 for Saving Private Ryan

Best Director in 2002 for Artificial Intelligence: AI

Best Director in 2006 for Munich

Spielberg is known for his support of the US Democratic Party and his friendship with Bill Clinton, former US President, and he supported Hillary Clinton in her presidential campaign against Barack Obama. In 2008, Spielberg criticized the government of Sudan, holding it responsible for the events in Darfur. Spielberg is also known for his support for same-sex marriage. WikiLeaks leaks showed a decision by the Arab Boycott Committee in 2007 that included 14 Arab countries to boycott the Righteous Persson Foundation belonging to Spielberg by preventing the import and screening of his films, against the background of donating one million dollars to Israel during its war on Lebanon in 2006.