The TorinoFilmLab production awards were presented at the end of the 10^th Meeting Event last Saturday as part of the 35^th Turin Film Festival, with prizes awarded to projects from all over the world, including Italy, Southeast Asia and Colombia. Among the 12 advanced development projects presented as part of the FeatureLab program (read the news here), the international jury lead by the president of the National Cinema Museum in Turin, Laura Milani, and including filmmakers Karim Aïnouz, Tala Hadid, Anna Rose Holmer and the producer Georges Schoucair, chose to award the two TFL Production Awards (€50,000 each) to Sole [+lire aussi :
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The 10^th edition of TFL came to a close with the Turin lab, which has a total of 79 films to its name (11 released this year), with 20 due to enter production in 2018, dozens of awards won at major world festivals and numerous Oscar nominations (six this year alone, including A Ciambra [+lire aussi :
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Below is a list of all the winners of the 10^th edition of TorinoFilmLab.

TFL Production Award
Alfa - Una Gunjak (Bosnia-Herzegovina/Italy/Croatia/France)
Sole [+lire aussi :
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TFL Co-Production Award
Taste - Le Bao (Singapore/Vietnam)
Litigante [+lire aussi :
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Whether the Weather Is Fine [+lire aussi :
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TFL Audience Design Fund Award
Birds of Passage [+lire aussi :
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Dead & Beautiful - David Verbeek (The Netherlands)

ARTE International Prize
Taste - Le Bao (Singapore/Vietnam)

CNC Award
Selene66 - Jacqueline Lentzou (Greece)

EP2C Post-Production Award
Feathers [+lire aussi :
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Digital Production Challenge II Award – promoted by FOCAL resource
You Are My Everything - Michal Vinik (Israel)

Programma SeriesLab Italia (dedicated to the development of Italian TV series)

Sky Award
Viola nello specchio - Rossella Di Campli

APT Award – Associazione Produttori Televisivi
Viola nello specchio - Rossella Di Campli

Special Jury Award - APT
Injury - Lorenza Di Corinto, Francesca Nozzolillo, Giordana Mari