The‘s jury announced the winners which were chosen from a field of 18 movies by a seven-member international jury under British actress. Peruvian director‘s ““/”,” won the Berlin film festival’s top Golden Bear award on Saturday. “The Milk of Sorrow” is the second consecutive Latin American winner in Berlin. Last year’swent to Brazilian director Jose Padilha’s “The Elite Squad.”The festival’s jury grand prize, which comes with a runner-up Grand Prix, was shared Saturday by two films.‘s debut feature “” tells the story of a Uruguayan supermarket security guard who is obsessed with a co-worker, a cleaner, while German director‘s ““/”” follows a couple during a difficult vacation. Iranian helmertook the Silver Bear, as best director, for his mystery-thriller ““/”.” The best actress and actor Silver Bears went tofor “Everyone Else” andwas named best actor for his part in‘s “.” He plays a French Muslim desperately awaiting news of his son after the 2005 terrorist attacks in London. The only major prize for a U.S. film was the Silver Bear for best script, which went toandfor the military drama “,” in whichandstar as U.S. Army officers responsible for informing families about the deaths of soldiers. Moverman also directed the film. The Silver Bear for artistic contribution went toandfor the sound design of‘s drama “.” Two movies shared the festival’s Alfred Bauer Prize – “Gigante” and ““/”,” a postwar story about the relationship between a middle-aged woman and a younger man, from Polish veteran. Following the awards ceremony,presented the world premiere of his immigrant drama “,” the fest’s closing film. The full list of winners: GOLDEN BEAR FOR BEST FILM La Teta asustada (The Milk of Sorrow), directed by Claudia Llosa SILVER BEAR – THE JURY GRAND PRIX Alle Anderen (Everyone Else), dir. by Maren Ade Gigante, dir. by Adrián Biniez SILVER BEAR FOR BEST DIRECTOR Asghar Farhadi, Darbareye Elly (About Elly) SILVER BEAR FOR BEST ACTRESS Birgit Minichmayr, Ale Anderen (Everyone Else) SILVER BEAR FOR BEST ACTOR Sotigui Kouyate, London River SILVER BEAR FOR OUTSTANDING ARTISTIC CONTRIBUTION Gábor Erdély and Tamás Székely for Sound Design in Katalin Varga SILVER BEAR FOR BEST SCRIPT Oren Moverman and Alessandro Camon, The Messenger ALFRED BAUER PRIZE Gigante, dir. by Adrián Biniez Tatarak (Sweet Rush), dir. by Andrzej Wajda BEST FIRST FEATURE AWARD Gigante, dir. by Adrián Biniez GOLDEN BEAR FOR BEST SHORT FILM Please Say Something, dir. by David O’Reillly SILVER BEAR Jade, dir. by Daniel Elliott DAAD SHORT FILM PRIZE The Illusion, dir. by Susana Barriga SHORT FILM NOMINEE FOR THE EUROPEAN FILM AWARDS 2009 Die Leiden des Herrn Karpf. Der Geburtstag, dir.by Lola Randl FIPRESCI PRIZE – COMPETITION La Teta asustada (The Milk of Sorrow)