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FESTIVAL DU CINÉMA SLOVÈNE 2022 Prix

Orchestra est élu meilleur film au Festival du cinéma slovène

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- En termes de nombre de prix remportés, le film de Matevž Luzar est à égalité avec Riders et The Happiest Man in the World, qui ont reçu trois Vesnas chacun

Orchestra est élu meilleur film au Festival du cinéma slovène
Le réalisateur d'Orchestra, Matevž Luzar, la productrice Petra Vidmar et le chef opérateur Simon Tanšek avec leurs prix (© Katja Goljat et Matjaž Rušt)

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Although three films are tied on the winners’ list of the Festival of Slovenian Film, with three Vesna Awards each, Matevž Luzar’s Orchestra [+lire aussi :
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could be considered the overall winner, as it scooped the Best Feature Film Award, following the verdict of the fiction-feature competition jury, consisting of filmmaker Darko Sinko, actor Milivoj Miki Roš and film scholar Ivana Kronja. Luzar’s movie was also crowned with the Vesnas for Best Screenplay and Best Cinematography, handled by Simon Tanšek.

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Two more films scooped three Vesna Awards each. Dominik Mencej’s Riders [+lire aussi :
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emerged victorious in the categories of Best Lead Actor (Petja Labović), Best Editing (Andrej Nagode and Matic Drakulić) and Best Sound (Samo Jurca), while Teona Struga Mitevska’s The Happiest Man in the World [+lire aussi :
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came out on top in the categories of Best Minority Co-production, Best Costume Design (Monika Lorber) and Best Make-up (Mojca Gorogranc Petrushevska).

The contingent of multiple Vesna Award winners is rounded off by Sara Kern’s Berlinale Generation title Moja Vesna [+lire aussi :
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: Kern herself was crowned Best Director, while Loti Kovačić was deemed Best Lead Actress. Riders also got the Audience Award and the IRIDIUM Award for Best Debut, while Moja Vesna was rewarded with the Art Kino Network of Slovenia (AKMS) Award. The Vesna for Best Original Music went to Gregor Strniša, Bojan Adamič and Vojko Sfiligoj for Miha Vipotnik’s Wrecked Piano, which also scooped the FIPRESCI Award.

Five more feature-length fiction and documentary films were presented with awards. The gong for Best Documentary went to the mid-length film Competition, directed and produced by Miha Mohorič, Matjaž Ivanišin’s short film That’s How the Summer Ended triumphed in the live-action category, while the animated, experimental and student shorts categories also crowned their respective winners.

The Festival of Slovenian Film took place in the coastal town of Portorož from 25-30 October and invited 11 domestic or majority-domestic co-produced feature-length films, ten minority co-productions, and five more feature-length documentaries and hybrid films on the national topic to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the country’s independence. Three more documentaries, 19 shorts and 15 student films rounded off the list of competition titles.

Here is the full list of award winners:

Vesna Award for Best Feature Film
Orchestra [+lire aussi :
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– Matevž Luzar (Slovenia)

Vesna Award for Best Director
Sara Kern – Moja Vesna [+lire aussi :
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(Slovenia/Australia)

Vesna Award for Best Screenplay
Matevž Luzar – Orchestra

Vesna Award for Best Lead Actress
Loti Kovačič – Moja Vesna

Vesna Award for Best Lead Actor
Petja Labović – Riders [+lire aussi :
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(Slovenia/Bosnia and Herzegovina/Italy/Croatia/Serbia)

Vesna Award for Best Supporting Actress
Alenka Kraigher – The Space Among Us (Slovenia)

Vesna Award for Best Supporting Actor
Jonas Žnidaršič – Grandpa Goes South (Slovenia/North Macedonia)

Vesna Award for Best Cinematography
Simon Tanšek – Orchestra

Vesna Award for Best Original Music
Gregor Strniša, Bojan Adamič, Vojko Sfiligoj – Wrecked Piano (Slovenia)

Vesna Award for Best Editing
Andrej Nagode, Matic Drakulić – Riders

Vesna Award for Best Production Design
Robert Černelč – The Birdbreeder (Slovenia)

Vesna Award for Best Costume Design
Monika Lorber – The Happiest Man in the World [+lire aussi :
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(North Macedonia/Bosnia and Herzegovina/Denmark/Belgium/Slovenia/Croatia)

Vesna Award for Best Make-up
Mojca Gorogranc Petrushevska – The Happiest Man in the World

Vesna Award for Best Sound
Samo Jurca – Riders

Vesna Award for Best Minority Co-production
The Happiest Man in the World – Teona Struga Mitevska

Vesna Award for Best Documentary
Competition – Miha Mohorič (Slovenia, medium-length)

Vesna Award for Best Live-action Short
That’s How the Summer Ended – Matjaž Ivanišin (Slovenia/Hungary/Italy)

Vesna Award for Best Animated Short
The Legend of Goldhorn – Lea Vučko (Slovenia)

Vesna Award for Best Experimental Short
www.s-n-d.si – Sara Bezovšek (Slovenia)

Vesna Award for Best Student Film
Pentola – Leo Černic (Italy)

Vesna Award for Special Achievement
Disappearing [+lire aussi :
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– Andrina Mračnikar (Austria/Slovenia)

Vesna Award for Special Achievement
X1-Eschaton – Juš Premrov (Slovenia)

Other awards

Audience Award
Riders – Dominik Mencej

IRIDIUM Award for Best Debut
Riders – Dominik Mencej

Art Kino Network of Slovenia (AKMS) Award
Moja Vesna – Sara Kern

FIPRESCI Award
Wrecked Piano – Miha Vipotnik

(Traduit de l'anglais)

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