A Room of My Own gagne l’Olivier d’or à Lecce
par Camillo De Marco
- La 23e édition du Festival du cinéma européen distingue aussi le film ukrainien How is Katia?, le titre lituanien The 9th Step (Prix Cineuropa) et le long-métrage turc Zuhal
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The Golden Olive-Cristina Soldano Prize for Best Film has been awarded to A Room of My Own [+lire aussi :
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fiche film] (a Georgia-Germany co-production) by director Ioseb Bliadze at the close of the 23rd edition of the Lecce European Film Festival. Presided over by Pascal Diot and composed of Klaus Eder, Andriy Khalpakhchi, Marie-Pierre Vallé and Enrico Vannucci, the jury singled out the film “for its in-depth portrayal of society’s conservative attitude towards young people and for showing how it’s possible to become the master of one’s own destiny"
The Special Jury Prize went to How Is Katia? [+lire aussi :
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fiche film] by Ukrainian director Christina Tynkevych “for depicting the tragic fate of a young, single mother against the backdrop of the injustice of certain social issues”.
The 9th Step [+lire aussi :
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interview : Irma Pužauskaitė
fiche film], a first work by the young Lithuanian director Irina Pužauskaitė, not only received the award for Best Photography, but also nabbed itself the Audience Award and Cineuropa Prize, “for having depicted fragile characters and those wounded by life, who can be saved by their passions, but also in order to reward a first work by a very promising young director”.
The official jury likewise singled out the screenplay for Turkish director Nazli Elif Durlu’s Zuhal [+lire aussi :
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Last but not least, the SNGCI Award for Best European Actress/Actor, assigned by the Jury of Italian Film Journalists, went to Bosnia’s Marija Pikic, the protagonist of Aida Begić’s A Ballad [+lire aussi :
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interview : Aida Begic
fiche film] (co-produced by Bosnia-Herzegovina and France).
The full list of award-winners is as follows:
European Feature Film Competition
Golden Olive - Cristina Soldano Prize for Best Film
A Room of My Own [+lire aussi :
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interview : Ioseb “Soso” Bliadze et Ta…
fiche film] - Ioseb Bliadze (Georgia/Germany)
Special Jury Prize
How Is Katia? [+lire aussi :
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interview : Christina Tynkevych
fiche film] - Christina Tynkevych (Ukraine)
Best Photography
Sebastian Weber - The 9th Step [+lire aussi :
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interview : Irma Pužauskaitė
fiche film] (Lithuania)
Best Screenplay
Zuhal [+lire aussi :
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fiche film] - Nazli Elif Durlu (Germany/Turkey)
Other awards
SNGCI Prize for Best European Actor
MariJa Pikic - A Ballad [+lire aussi :
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interview : Aida Begic
fiche film] (Bosnia-Herzegovina/France
FIPRESCI Prize
Zuhal - Nazli Elif Durlu
Cineuropa Prize
The 9th Step - Irma Pužauskaitė
Audience Award
The 9th Step - Irma Pužauskaitė
Mario Verdone Prize
Giulia Louise Steigerwalt - Settembre [+lire aussi :
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Cinecittà News Special Mention - Cinema&Reality Section
Milva - Angelo Domenico Capogna (Italy)
Emidio Greco Prize – Italian Short Films Section
La vera storia della partita di nascondino più grande del mondo - Paolo Bonfadini, Irene Cotroneo, Davide Morando
CNC (Italy’s National Centre for Short Films) and Augustus Color Prize for Best Short - Puglia Show Section
San Vitu Rock - Fausto Romano
Special Mention
L’ultimo giorno d’inverno - Renata La Serra
Endless Waiting - Francesco Lorusso
(Traduit de l'italien)
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