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User login Username: * Password: * Create new account Request new password \|FRENCH VERSION\| RSS Feeds Martin Scorsese Masterclass in Cannes Filmfestivals.com services and offers Active Members indieenterta Editor Alice Kanter Claus Muelle French Rivie Cannes Cannes Marke Indie Fest Pierre Yves Best Shorts Siraj Syed SXSW OFF DE CANNE Emmanuel Iti Newsletter Maya - Best More blogs	> Your site Awards Festivals Ambiance Fest. circuit Red carpet Travel & acc. Call for entry Film Animation Documentary Hollywood Independent Promo showcase Shorts Student Videos People Fest directors Honors Interviews Pros D cinema Markets News Home >> The Movies that Matter Human Rights Award The Movies that Matter Human Rights Award IDFA Celebrates The World Of Documentary Film Tuesday, December 4--------IDFA, the International Documentary Festival Amsterdam, concluded its 10-day marathon of films this past weekend with the announcement of its major awards. The Festival, which celebrated its twentienth anniversary this year amid an explosion of film attendance and a major change in screening venues, has emerged as one of the hallmark events on the documentary film calendar. Films from all over the world not only get screened at IDFA, but sales are made and developme... 05.12.2007 \| Festival Circuit's blog STRANDED Wins Top Award At IDFA Tuesday, December 4--------IDFA, the International Documentary Festival Amsterdam, concluded its 10-day marathon of films this past weekend with the announcement of its major awards. The Festival, which celebrated its twentienth anniversary this year amid an explosion of film attendance and a major change in screening venues, has emerged as one of the hallmark events on the documentary film calendar. Films from all over the world not only get screened at IDFA, but sales are made and developme... 05.12.2007 \| AwardsWatch's blog Stranded wins top prize at IFDA IDFA, the International Documentary Festival Amsterdam, concluded its 10-day marathon of films this past weekend with the announcement of its major awards. The Festival, which celebrated its twentienth anniversary this year amid an explosion of film attendance and a major change in screening venues, has emerged as one of the hallmark events on the documentary film calendar. Films from all over the world not only get screened at IDFA, but sales are made and development pitches are presented that ... 05.12.2007 \| Editor's blog Stranded wins VPRO Joris Ivens Award 2007 at IFDA Stranded wins VPRO Joris Ivens Award 2007 This evening in Pakhuis de Zwijger, during the closing ceremony of the twentieth IDFA, the winners of the various competition programmes were announced. Among the winners are Stranded (France) by Gonzalo Arijon, which took the VPRO Joris Ivens Award, and To See If I'm Smiling (Israel) by Tamar Yarom, which won both the Silver Wolf and the Volkskrant Audience Award. 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Thanks I am filmmaker 41% A festival organizer 19% A journalist 5% A film professionnal (neither filmmaker, nor festival staff or media) 7% A film student 12% Just a film fan 16% Total votes: 3978 22 comments Editor's videoblog 80291 reads Older polls Recent blog posts 'The Man Who Saved the Internet with a Sunflower' To Have World Premiere at Dances With Films on June 28th Sony Future Filmmaker Awards announced The new immersive competicion included the "Human Violins" VR experience by Romanian director Ioana Mischie Festival de Cannes - Palm d'Or for Sean Baker, the revival of independent American cinema and other trends of the 77th edition Festival de Cannes - Palm d'Or for Sean Baker, the revival of independent American cinema and other trends of the 77th edition New York New Directors / New Films, 2024 The Cannes Queer Palm celebrating diversity goes to the Romanian drama Three kilometers to the end of the world by Emanuel Pârvu Three kilometers to the end of the world by director Emanuel Pârvu in the main selection at the Festival de Cannes Set and match for legendary tennis player Ilie Nastase in a Special Screening in Cannes-NASTY by Tudor Giurgiu Interview with Tudor Giurgiu, his documentary NASTY premiered at the Festival de Cannes more
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