email print share on Facebook share on Twitter share on LinkedIn share on reddit pin on Pinterest

CINEMA JOVE 2023 Premi

Sóc vertical però m’agradaria ser horitzontal trionfa a Cinema Jove

di 

- Il mediometraggio di María Antón Cabot si aggiudica il premio Luna de València nella nuova sezione Órbites, mentre il lungometraggio thailandese Blue Again vince il concorso lungometraggi

Sóc vertical però m’agradaria ser horitzontal trionfa a Cinema Jove
La regista e il produttore di Sóc vertical però m’agradaria ser horitzontal, María Antón Cabot e Carlos Pardo Ros, insieme al direttore di Cinema Jove Carlos Madrid (centro), durante il festival

Questo articolo è disponibile in inglese.

Sóc vertical però m'agradaria ser horitzontal, a Spanish medium-length film that fantasises that the writer and poet Sylvia Plath travels back in time to present-day Benidorm and strikes up a friendship with the television star Belén Esteban, has won the Luna de València Award in the new Official Section of Cinema Jove, Òrbites, dedicated to new narratives. Written and directed by María Antón Cabot (<3 [+leggi anche:
trailer
scheda film
]
), it has been described by the jury as "a brilliant and disconcerting fable, with a clear narrative and great cinematographic quality, which presents an overhaul of cinema starring women and a personal and dreamlike Benidorm." Soc filla de ma mare [+leggi anche:
recensione
scheda film
]
, a debut film where the Spanish Laura García Pérez reconstructs her family’s story through testimonies and home videos, deserves a special mention in this section.

(L'articolo continua qui sotto - Inf. pubblicitaria)
madridfilmoffice_2024

Blue Again, a Thai film directed by Thapanee Loosuwan, was the winner of the Official Feature Film Section. Last Saturday, the Luna de València award went to this story starring a mixed-race fashion student - with a Thai mother and a white father - who embarks on a journey to save her family's indigo dyeing business. The jury - made up of Spanish journalist Pepa Blanes, Italian director Beatrice Baldacci and Galician filmmaker Eloy Enciso - noted that "this film, as well as its protagonist, condenses the energy, contradictions and imperfection typical of her age. If being young means having strength and freedom, being brazen despite feeling small, and to rebel against yourself to try to know who you are, we think that the film best represents the spirit of a young cinema."

The awards in the Official Feature Film Section have been evenly distributed this year, where the drama on abortions in Yemen The Burdened has been recognised with a mention for Best Director for Amr Gamal, who also shares the award for Best Screenplay with Mazen Refaat. The Audience Award went to Starring Jerry as Himself, by Law Chen (USA), while the youth jury chose This Closeness, a film written, directed by and starring Kit Zauhar, one of the most promising voices of new American independent cinema.

Jerry Hsu received the Best Performance Award for the mockumentary Starring Jerry as Himself. The Official Section jury also singled out Jesse Jalonen for the cinematography of the Nordic dramedy Family Time [+leggi anche:
recensione
trailer
intervista: Tia Kouvo
scheda film
]
, and Richard Kett and Catherine Shrubshall for the soundtrack of the Nigerian feature film All the Colours of the World are Between Black and White.

The list of winners:

Feature Films

Luna de Valencia for Best Feature Film
Blue Again - Thapanee Loosuwan (Thailand)

Best Director
Amr Gamal – The Burdened (Yemen)

Best Performance
Jerry Hsu - Starring Jerry as himself (United States)

Best Screenplay
Amr Gamal and Mazen Refaat – The Burdened

Best Cinematography
Jesse Jalonen – Family Time [+leggi anche:
recensione
trailer
intervista: Tia Kouvo
scheda film
]
(Finland/Sweden)

Best Music
Richard Kett and Catherine Shrubshall - All the Colours of the World are Between Black and White (Nigeria)

Audience Award for Best Feature Film
Starring Jerry as Himself – Law Chen

Youth Jury Award for Best Feature Film
This Closeness – Kit Zauhan (United States)

Òrbites

Òrbites Award
Sóc vertical però m’agradaria ser horitzontal – María Antón Cabot (Spain) (medium length)

Special Mention
Soc filla de ma mare [+leggi anche:
recensione
scheda film
]
– Laura Garía Pérez (Spain)

Short Films

Luna de Valencia for Best Short Film
La herida luminosa – Christian Avilés (Spain)

Jury’s Mention
Super – Nikolas Kouloglou (Greece)

Audience Award for Best Short Film
Invincible – Vincent René-Lortie (Canada)

Youth Jury Award for Best Short Film
Super – Nikolas Kouloglou

Series

Luna de Valencia for Best Series
Triple Oh! – Poppy Stockell (Australia)

Best Director
Christopher Yip – Streams Flow from a River (Canada)

Best Performance
Lea Drinda – Becoming Charlie (Germany)

Best Script
Christopher Yip, Marushka Jessica Almedia, Leonard Chand and Lelinh Du – Streams Flow from a River

Best Cinematography
Allen Liu – Streams Flow from a River

Best Editing
Steven Robinson – Triple Oh!

Best Production Design
Marichi Palacios – Poemas malditos (Chile)

Best Music
Camilo Salinas and Pablo Ilanaca – Poemas malditos

Audience Award for Best Series
Becoming Charlie – Kertin Polte and Greta Benkelmann

Youth Jury Award for Best Series
Triple Oh! – Poppy Stockell

Marseille Webfest Special Prize
Appetite – Neil Sharma and Mohini Herse (Australia)

Other Awards

Feroz Award
Una terapia de mierda – Javier Polo (Spain) (short film)

CIMA Award for the Best Film directed by a woman
Blue Again – Thapanee Loosuwan

CIMA Mention for Feature Film
The Lost Boys [+leggi anche:
recensione
trailer
intervista: Zeno Graton
scheda film
]
– Zeno Graton (France/Belgium)

(L'articolo continua qui sotto - Inf. pubblicitaria)

(Tradotto dallo spagnolo)

Ti è piaciuto questo articolo? Iscriviti alla nostra newsletter per ricevere altri articoli direttamente nella tua casella di posta.

Privacy Policy