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AWARDED FILMS BY CATEGORIES:
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by JAN-EJE FERLING - Sweden
Cissi 27 and Bernt 59 become friends in AA. She is searching her alcoholic father and Bernt his missing daughter. They cannot respond to each other's wants. | |
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by SANTIAGO AGUILAR - Spain
It is a paradox, so typical it is almost a cliche, that the comedian is unsure whether he is living or acting. This ambiguity is present in In Character, and there is no intention to replace the frailty of memory with documentation. Even so, only very occasionally does the tale take the place of the document. | |
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by JILL DANIELS - United Kingdom
In this experimental documentary, Rosa and Carlos, the voices of the ghosts of young Spanish republicans killed in the Spanish civil war, roam the ruins of Belchite in Northern Spain, waiting for the discovery of their unmarked graves. | |
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by WLODZIMIERZ KRYGIER - Germany / Poland
20 years ago the negotianions at the round table began. The polish regime decided to share power with the opposition. Some saw this as the end of Communism in Poland. Since then 400 km of highways were built and various inexplicable fortunes emerged. | |
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Best Integral Realization |
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LITTLE ALIEN
by NINA KUSTURICA - Austria
They're teenagers who fled crisis regions and undertook an extremely dangerous journey to Europe, all alone, hoping for one thing: to live. After arriving here, they fight to live normal lives, struggling against a system that demands they sacrifice their youth to an uncertain future. | |
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Best Actress: Margareta Eriksson |
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by JAN-EJE FERLING - Sweden
Cissi 27 and Bernt 59 become friends in AA. She is searching her alcoholic father and Bernt his missing daughter. They cannot respond to each other's wants. | |
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by SANTIAGO AGUILAR - Spain
It is a paradox, so typical it is almost a cliche, that the comedian is unsure whether he is living or acting. This ambiguity is present in In Character, and there is no intention to replace the frailty of memory with documentation. Even so, only very occasionally does the tale take the place of the document. | |
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by TIM DUFFY and LARRY BANKS - USA
'Living The Blues' An intimate look in to the lives of these nine great artists that are living and playing the blues, telling their stories through these portraits and songs from the roots of America. | |
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by ISRAEL DEL SANTO - Spain
Beshara, Beyrouth's Cabaret main actor, will be the judge and the translator of the different points of view of the most famous artists of the country. This film is only a question: What beauty is? | |
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by LARA SABA - Lebanon
What does the Military leader of the Communist party and the leader of the female activists that instigated the spirituality in the Christian Resistance have in common? When and why did they lay down arms? What about the thousands of missings? And so many other questions. | |
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SPECIAL MENTIONS:
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ADRIFT
by DOMINIQUE CHRISTIAN MOLLARD - France / USA
This the story of an incredible Odissey made by an undercover reporter who sailed away with 38 Africans migrants on a fishing raft to Europe: he shared during 3 days and nights the misfortunes of his companions among which were two women and a baby. | |
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by JOHN FREEMAN - USA
Jennifer fights for her new found freedom in a card shop called Scaredy Kat. | |
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by JOSH LANER - Canada
Life on the streets in Canada's most impoverished neighborhood finds two people trying to connect with each other in a city where people aren't connected to much of anything. | | | |
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Bruxelles Fiction & Documentary Festival - 2010 Awards
