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 | 50th Berline Film Festival: German director Wim Wenders, left, and movie star Mila Jovovich wait for the beginning of their film titled "The Million Dollar Hotel" to open the 50th Berlinale Film Festival in Berlin Wednesday, February 9, 2000. The romantic thriller showed just how cross-cultural filmmaking has become since the festival's early days, when directors like Ingmar Bergman and Francois Truffaut made their highly stylized marks in Berlin. (AP) click to open  |  | 50th Berline Film Festival: Actor Milla Jovovich is shown during a news conference in Berlin, Wednesday, February 9, 2000, after the film "The Million Dollar Hotel" of Wim Wenders, where Jovovich plays the main female character, was presented for the media for the first time at Berlin's 50th International Film Festival. The romantic thriller showed just how cross-cultural filmmaking has become since the festival's early days, when directors like Ingmar Bergman and Francois Truffaut made their highly stylized marks in Berlin. click to open |  | 50th Berline Film Festival: German film director Wim Wenders (R), Actress Milla Jovovich (2ndR), actor Jeremy Davies (3rdR), producer Ulrich Felsberg (2ndL) and composer Bono pose for photographers at the 50th International Film Festival in Berlin, Tuesday. The festival kicks off Feb 9th 2000 with a screening Wenders newest film 'The Million Dollar Hotel'. click to open |  | 50th Berline Film Festival: Bono, lead singer of rock band U2, jokes with actress Milla Jovovich during a news conference to present their film 'The Million Dollar Hotel' at the 50th Berlin Film Festival on Feb 9th 2000. The film is one of 21 from 16 countries competing for the coveted Golden Bear prize to be awarded on February 20. click to open |
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