Tilda Swinton was awarded Golden Bear for lifetime achievement at the 75th Berlin International Film Festival, where she delivered a tearful speech.

Tilda Swinton spoke about her decision to attend Berlin Film Festival despite calls for a boycott over the war in Gaza, saying it was “more useful to our causes” for her to show up. On Thursday night,

British actor Tilda Swinton attended the Berlin Film Festival despite boycott calls over the Gaza conflict. She received the honorary Golden Bear and announced a hiatus from acting. Swinton emphasized the importance of using her platform for positive impact,

The British actress — whose most recent film is Pedro Almodóvar’s 'The Room Next Door' — will receive an Honorary Golden Bear at the opening ceremony of the festival’s 75th edition.

Tilda Swinton will take a break from filmmaking for "the rest of the year," she revealed at the Berlin Film Festival.

Celebrated British actor Tilda Swinton received the prestigious Golden Bear award at the Berlin Film Festival for her outstanding career. Swinton used her acceptance speech to critique global injustices and praise cinema's unifying power,

"The inhumane is being perpetrated on our watch. I'm here to name it without hesitation or doubt in my mind," the Oscar winner said.

British actor Tilda Swinton railed against the inhumane and praised the power of cinema in the German capital on Thursday evening as she accepted the Berlin Film Festival's honorary Golden Bear award in recognition of her long-running career.