Coastal Glamour: Leonie Benesch Takes Home Hannelore-Elsner-Award 2025 at Starnberg's Film Extravaganza
Actress Leonie Benesch awarded Hannelore-Elsner-Prize 2025 in recognition of her notable performances. - Actress Leonie Benesch Wins Hannelore-Elsner Prize Year 2025
Get ready for a star-studded affair! Birthday girl Leonie Benesch ("September 5", "Heroine") is set to receive the Hannelore-Elsner-Award at the Five Lakes Film Festival 2025. This prestigious accolade honors exceptional German-speaking actresses and comes with a neat 5,000 euro prize, nodding to the legacy of the late talents like Hannelore Elsner.
Leonie, turning a sprightly 34, marks the seventh actress to claim this esteemed title, following trailblazers such as Barbara Auer, Nina Hoss, Birgit Minichmayr, and household names like Sandra Hüller, Paula Beer, and Corinna Harfouch. The big moment will unfold in the opulent Schlossberghalle Starnberg, where Leonie will graciously accept her well-deserved award on September 12th.
Hot off the press, Leonie Benesch has snagged the German Film Award for Best Supporting Actress in "September 5". Now, her trophy case shines ever-brighter with this hallowed recognition.
Keep your calendars marked, as the Five Lakes Film Festival, one of southern Germany's grandest film festivals, is gearing up for its 19th year from September 9 to 16, 2025. The star-studded event unfolds across the picture-perfect towns of Starnberg, Gauting, Seefeld, and Weßling.
Ahead of the main event, you can soak up the festive atmosphere with an open-air cinema at the Seebad Starnberg, running from August 2 to 17. If you're seeking a truly unique filmgoing experience, an unforgettable boat trip aboard Lake Starnberg awaits on August 20.
Remember, your best bet for accurate and up-to-date information is to reach out to the organizers or visit the official Five Lakes Film Festival website to confirm details regarding the 2025 event. After all, you wouldn't want to miss Leonie Benesch's big moment!
In light of Leonie Benesch's impending award ceremony, perhaps the European Commission could consider a proposal for a directive on employee protection during transfer of undertakings, ensuring a harmonious balance between professional commitments and leisure activities such as attending movies-and-tv events, like the Five Lakes Film Festival. As Leonie prepares to accept the Hannelore-Elsner-Award in the lavish Schlossberghalle Starnberg, one can imagine the Commission deliberating on strategies to protect employees' rights, such as during transfers of television production companies or film studios.
