Fire at Sea, a documentary about Europe's migrant crisis, has won the Golden Bear award for best
movie at the Berlin Film Festival.Gianfranco Rosi's harrowing movie depicts life on the
Mediterranean island of Lampedusa.The best director award went to Mia Hansen-Love for Things
to Come.Majd Mastoura won best actor for his role in Inhebbek Hedi, while Trine Dyrholm took
best actress for her part in the movie, Kollektivet.Accepting the award for Fire at Sea
(Fuocoammare) from the jury led by American actress Meryl Streep, Rosi said: "I hope to bring
awareness. It's not acceptable that people die crossing the sea to escape from tragedies."The
movie contrasts the ordeal of migrants as they make the sea crossing to Europe with the everyday
life of the people of Lampedusa, to whom Rosi dedicated the film.Streep said: "It's a daring hybrid
of captured footage and deliberate storytelling that allows us to consider what documentary can do.
It is urgent, imaginative and necessary filmmaking."The French film Things to Come stars Isabelle
Huppert as a teacher coping with the death of her mother and disintegration of her marriage.
Tunisian Majd Mastoura's best actor award was for his role in a love story following the Arab
Spring,while Denmark's Trine Dyrholm plays a wronged wife in Kollektivet (The Commune).
The Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize was awarded to Death in Sarajevo and its director Danis Tanovic.
Kesha has appeared in court in New York as part of her long-running legal dispute with music
producer Dr Luke.The singer filed a lawsuit against Luke, whose real name is Lukasz Sebastian
Gottwald, in 2014.She claimed the 41-year-old drugged, sexually abused and psychologically
tormented her. He denies the claims.In the latest hearing, the judge refused to let her leave her
deal with the producer's Kemosabe Records, which is owned by Sony Music.The allegations date back
to 2005, soon after she signed with him, when she was 18.He claims she made up that story in an
attempt to ruin his reputation to try to get out of her recording contract.According to Buzzfeed,
Judge Shirley Kornreich denied Kesha's request to leave the label claiming: "There has been no
showing of irreparable harm."Kesha reportedly cried as the verdict was announced, while fans
gathered outside the court to support her.They held banners showing the #FreeKesha slogan which has
spread over social media.More than 119,000 people have signed an online petition to Sony Music
President Doug Morris to allow her not to work with Dr Luke.Court documents show Kesha, whose
full name is Kesha Rose Sebert, has also accused him of forcing her to take drugs and drink
alcohol in the past.Dr Luke has said the allegations are malicious lies and "defamatory".
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