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FESTIVAL DE CINE DE GRANADA - 2005 Awards

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AWARDED FILMS BY CATEGORIES:

SING UNTIL THEY SLAUGHTER YOU

by MATHIAS BARBIER

Jovan and Valdan are brothers. They are Serbs living in Belgrade. Fifteen years ago they formed a reggae band called Del Arno Band. Their artistic destiny crossed the path of former Yugoslavia?s political destiny.

Special Prize to Best Documentary Film

GOODNITE CHARLIE

by KENYA CAGLE

The family shares a happy moment in Kenya Cagle's Goodnite Charlie.

Special Prize to the Best Fiction Film

NERO

by ANTONIO LUCIFERO

Nero means Black, as the dominant color of the movie. My research was tryng to visualize the nothing, thats the reason wy my movie is one of the most unconfortable product i've made and the reason wy no onbe wants to buy it.

Awarded Category: Screenplay

WONDERFUL WORLD

by COCO SCHRIJBER

A city without homeless people is not really a city. Wonderful World immerses into the heads of people who have fallen out of our welfarestate. It is a visual and musical tribute to individuals who dangle on the edge of oblivion.

Awarded Category: Direction

BREAKING WALLS

by YONATAN BEN EFRAT

Video 48's third film, follows three people whose paths intersect at a mural in an Israeli Arab village.

Awarded Category: Integral Realization

THE ARYAN COUPLE

by JOHN DALY

Mr. Krauzenberg is forced to hand over his vast wealth to the Nazis for the safe passage out of occupied Europe. His two remaining servants, both Aryan, are left entangled in a web of deceit-only Krauzenberg's compassion and courage can help to save them.

Actor Performance: Martin Landau

WINTRY NOSTALGIA

by COSTAS AENIAN

?the past punishes, when it is betrayed...

Awarded Category: Art Direction, Niki Perdika - Costas Aenian

LA MEMORIA ES VAGA

by KATIE HALPER

Constructed after the Spanish Civil War, the largest monument was built by political prisoners and came to house the tombs of Spain's two most prominent fascist leaders, Jose Primo de Rivera and Francisco Franco.

Awarded Category: Photography

ANAMIKA-THE NAMELESS

by RAJESH TOUCHRIVER

It is a bold documentary depicting this dehumanizing trade. Shot in different red light areas, dancing bars, nude dance programs, massage parlors; this film has testimonies of victims from Andhra Pradesh who were trafficked to different parts of the country.

Awarded Category: Edition, C.V. Rao

SPECIAL MENTIONS:

BENCH LIFE

by STUART HUGHES, DAVID FREEMAN and JACK FISHER

A short film focusing on obsessive behaviour, triggered by an innocent unforgettable moment in a mans otherwise mundane life.

MELTING SIBERIA

by IDO HAAR

Melting Siberia is about healing the pain of childhood, learning that family can provide irreplaceable comfort and finding that there is no such thing as too little too late.

STREET STYLE

by CHARLES MCCLENNAHAN

Mother, lover and boxer, Carlette Ewell carves a niche for herself using the street smarts, fight ing instincts and fist. Her lover is her trainer and lives his lost realization of glory through her.

OFFICIAL SELECTION
by alphabetical order:

ANAMIKA-THE NAMELESS by RAJESH TOUCHRIVER

BENCH LIFE, STUART HUGHES by DAVID FREEMAN and JACK FISHER

BREAKING WALLS by YONATAN BEN EFRAT

EVERY THING BLUE by JESSE ACEVEDO

GOODNITE CHARLIE by KENYA CAGLE

I AM DEAF by RICKY K AUSTIN

LA MEMORIA ES VAGA by KATIE HALPER

MELTING SIBERIA by IDO HAAR

NERO by ANTONIO LUCIFERO

SING UNTIL THEY SLAUGHTER YOU by MATHIAS BARBIER

SOBA by ALAN COTON

STREET STYLE by CHARLES MCCLENNAHAN

THE ARYAN COUPLE by JOHN DALY

WANGALA by ROBIN DE

WHITEMARE by PAUL L JOHNSON

WINTER JOURNEY by TOM POLLOCK

WINTRY NOSTALGIA by COSTAS AENIAN

WONDERFUL WORLD by COCO SCHRIJBER

YORK STREET 1929 by STEPHAN ANSPICHLER

The selection was made among more than one hundred registered movies.

Festival de Cine de Granada

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Updated Information

2006 Rules and Regulations

Entry form

2004 Awards

2003 Awards