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AWARDED FILMS BY CATEGORIES:
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JUST FOR TODAY
by JAN-EJE FERLING - Sweden
Bernt 59 and Cissi 27 become friends in AA, but cannot respond to each other needs. Cissi is searching for her lost alcoholic father and Bernt his missing daughter.
Special Prize to the Best Fiction Film | |
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AGENT ORANGE: 30 YEARS LATER
by JOHN TRINH - USA
Agent Orange is the code name for the major herbicide that was used by the U.S. military during the Vietnam War to deny coverage of the North Vietnamese guerrilla soldiers. The film tells the story of several of its victims who were exposed to the substance during the war.
Special Prize to the Best Documentary | |
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BEYOND BELIEF 2
by ABHIJIT DAS GUPTA - India
This film proves that those branded disable are able & capable.
Awarded Category: Direction | |
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BORDER STORIES
by FLORIAN WYSS - USA
Every year over 300'000 Latinos cross the US border illegally through the desert from Mexico. In a group of many, Manuel and Hannibal are the only ones who manage it this time. After running out of food and water, they find a lonely trailer, but also somebody else.
Awarded Category: Screenplay | |
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ANDANTE MA NON TROPPO
by JIMENA PUENTE-TREVINO - Australia / France
The Nazi regime has imposed the prohibition for Jews to export objects of art. Jewish Cellist Felix Robert Mendhelssohn decides to cross the German border, with nothing but an invaluable Stradivarius cello.
Awarded Category: Integral Realization | |
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DUVIDHA
by SHARAT KUMAR - India
Two strong willed women lived in India. One, in 1930s, led a socially and emotionally fulfilling life that symbolizes the mood of a period that was ethically rich but materially poor. The other life in 1990s is tortuous, reflecting the material greed and confused ethics of the post independence time.
Actress Performance: RASHI B | |
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THE SHAFTESBURY PLAYERS
by CORNELIA HAYES O'HERLIHY and JOHN HAYES - United Kingdom
"Nothing in life prepared me for my first professional job" says Andrew, a young Scottish actor who is to play Romeo in The Shaftesbury Players' production of Romeo & Juliet.
Actor Performance: Sean O'Callaghan | |
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MAY I ENTER
by KOSTANA BANOVIC - The Netherlands
'May I Enter? is an art documentary in which the Afro-Brazilian religion Candomblé is not so much researched as experientially evoked.
Photography: K. Banovic, S. Tijdink, T. Pavlovic | |
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TRAS LOS PASOS DEL BANDOLERO
by PEDRO JAEN R. - Spain
Alex is a murderer for hire. Kills for a living but also in balancing the scales of injustice and work to eliminate parasites that he should. His latest mission will take him to a distant village following the steps of an outlaw.
Awarded Category: Art Direction | |
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OUT ANY WINDOW
by CHARLES WOODS GRAY - USA
A man alone by choice or circumstance, it appears he has chased all relations away, with the exception of the neighbor across the lane, he is only a little obsessed with her. He sees her but once and his voyeuristic expiditions begin.
Awarded Category: Edition | | |
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SPECIAL MENTIONS:
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IN_ATTESA
by PEPPE TOIA - Italy
Four women's stories. A pregnacy test and the five minutes that might change their lives. | |
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NOT RECONCILED
by JILL DANIELS - United Kingdom
Rosa and Carlos the ghosts of Republican fighters in the Spanish Civil War roam the ruins of Belchite waiting for the discovery of their unmarked graves. | |
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THE CAVE
by SABINE ASANGER - USA
Based on Plato's Cave Allegory, The Cave begins with a prisoner who spent his entire life looking at shadows. He escapes to discover the real world beyond the cave. Fascinated, he returns to the cave to convince his fellow prisoners to escape, but they reject his newfound knowledge. | | | |
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OFFICIAL SELECTION
by alphabetical order:
A TIME TO RE-BOND by SHALINI RAGHAVIAH
ABSENCE OF WILL by MAMUKA KUPARADZE
ACQUA IN BOCCA by THIRODE PASCALE
AGENT ORANGE: 30 YEARS LATER by JOHN TRINH
AHMEDABAD PROMENADE by DP STUDENTS
ANDANTE MA NON TROPPO by JIMENA PUENTE-TREVINO
BEYOND BELIEF 2 by ABHIJIT DAS GUPTA
BIRIYANI by VIJAYA VARMAN
BORDER STORIES by FLORIAN WYSS
CLASSMATES by CHENG, YAO-TING and LIOU, CHIA-WIN
DANCE WITH ME by SASHA C. DAMJANOVSKI
DIAS DE CORPUS CHRISTI by DAVID RECIO GIL
DUVIDHA by SHARAT KUMAR
GO FOR IT by DEJAN ACIMOVIC
IN_ATTESA by PEPPE TOIA
JUST FOR TODAY by JAN-EJE FERLING
KAAY FI by ZAPO
KAPILVASTU: CITY OF RENUNCIATION by SOURY SITIKANTA SAHOO
LA CAFETINA by MARCOS GAÑAN
L'ANDANA (THE PLATFORM) by SIRA ANDREU
LONE by ANDREW NOWROJEE
LOS TRASHUMANTES by FEDERICO CECCHETTI
LOVE AND THE ART OF GIVING by SIMON EUGENE
L'UOMO PERFETTO by IVANO FACHIN
MAHOUTS, THE ELEPHANT PEOPLE by JANVI KARWAL and KRINA PRAJAPATI
MAWLA´S WEDDING by ZOLTAN ENEVOLD
MAY I ENTER by KOSTANA BANOVIC
NORTH KOREA: CALLING THE TUNE by B.NECEK, F.THERY and P.JENLIS
NOT RECONCILED by JILL DANIELS
ON THE WAY by SU KYUNG HEO
OUT ANY WINDOW by CHARLES WOODS GRAY
PRIVATE LIFE by ABBE ROBINSON
SEGÚN MERCADO by MARTHA V LOPEZ
THE BEAR'S SKIN by GILLES DAUBEUF
THE CAVE by SABINE ASANGERSOMALO
THE END OF THE LONELINESS by DANIEL SALAS and IGNACIO GARCÍA PINACHO
THE JAIL by ABHIJIT DAS GUPTA
THE ROAD AND THE SKY by PAUL PETTIGREW
THE SHAFTESBURY PLAYERS by CORNELIA HAYES O'HERLIHY and JOHN HAYES
TRAS LOS PASOS DEL BANDOLERO by PEDRO JAEN R.
VISUAL ALAN AUDIO VEGA by BLICK
WHEN YOU DIE AS A CAT by ZORAN MASLIC
The selection was made among one hundred registered films. |
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Festival de Cine de Granada - 2010 Awards
