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Screened in the second half of the 10 day IFFI in Goa, the package includes picks from Cannes Awards, Official Competition Uncertain Regard and Director’s Fortnight.
1. Des filles en noir (Young Girls In Black) by Jean Paul Civeyrac
2. Somos Lo Que Hay (We Are What We Are) by Sabina Guzzanti
3. Outrage by Takeshi Kitano
4. Route Irish by Ken Loach
5. Certified Copy by Abbas Kiarastami
6. A Screaming Man by Mahamat Saleh Haroun
7. The Tree by Julie Bertucelli
8. The City Below ...
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of Cinema Salon in Cannes gave a toast to Future of Festivals
Filmfestivals.com and Xomo gathered 100 festival directors
attending Cannes for a wine tasting reception.
Our Cannes...
The official Jury of this 63rd Festival de Cannes, presided over by Tim Burton, revealed this evening the prizes winners during the closing Ceremony.
Kristin Scott Thomas hosted Charlotte Gainsbourg on the stage of the Grand Théâtre Lumière to award the Palme d’or to the best film among the 19 in Competition.
Julie Bertuccelli’s closing film The Tree starring Charlotte Gainsbourg, Marton Csokas et Morgana Davies, was screened at the end of the ceremony.
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Internationally acclaimed filmmaker Kim Longinotto has been named the 2009 recipient of the True/False Film Festival's prestigious True Vision Award. Two of Longinotto's films, ROUGH AUNTIES, winner of the World Cinema Documentary Jury Prize at this year's Sundance Film Festival, and GAEA GIRLS, will screen at True/False, where the filmmaker will be on hand this weekend to accept the award. The sole award of the festival is given annually to a filmmaker whose work shows a dedication to the creat...
Tuesday, May 29------While the Main Competition Awards at the Cannes Film Festival generally get the lion's share of press (particularly the Palme d'Or, the Festival's highest honor), there are a number of other awards that are equally significant. Each one of the parallel sections of the Festival (Un Certain Regard, Directors Fortnight and the International Critics Week) bestows its own prizes. In addition, film critics and other guilds have their own set of awards. All in all, a pr...
All Cannes awards
The Palme d'Or goes to the Wind that Shakes the Barley by Ken Loach. Palme d'Or videos:
Red Carpet, Film extract, Red Carpet and standing ovation after the film premier & Press conference.
Credits for the Wind that Shakes the Barley:
Director: Ken LOACH
Screenplay: Paul LAVERTY
Cinematography: Barry ACKROYD
Set Designer: Fergus CLEGG
Music: George FENTON
Film Editor: Jonathan MORRIS
Actors:
Cillian MURPHY
Pádraic DELANEY
Liam CUNNINGHAM
Orla FITZGERALD
Synopsis...
During my current experiment of trying to "do" Cannes while not actually being there (in others words, virtually if not physically), it is quite astonishing to me that so little actual coverage is available to the average American consumer. Yes, we did catch a glimpse of Tom Hanks on the red carpet, and read much speculation about the fate of THE DA VINCI CODE, but it seems that anything that is not part of the tyranny of celebrity gossip finds scant space in American newspapers or television s...
58TH FESTIVAL DE CANNES AWARDSFEATURE FILMSPALME D'OR goes toL’ENFANT by Jean-Pierre & Luc DARDENNEGRAND PRIXBROKEN FLOWERS by Jim JARMUSCHBEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESSHanna LASLO in FREE ZONE réalisé by Amos GITAÏBEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTORTommy Lee JONES in his movie: THE THREE BURIALS OF MELQUIADES ESTRADA (Trois enterrements) réalisé par Tommy Lee JONESBEST DIRECTORMichael HANEKE for CACHÉBEST SCREENPLAYGuillermo ARRIAGA pour THE THREE BURIALS OF MELQUIADES ESTRADA (Trois enterreme...
