數碼錄像金獎 《光斑》
數碼錄像銀獎 《尋歡作樂》
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最佳紀錄片 《上訪》
傑出紀錄片 《赤柬人民公敵》
國際短片競賽
大獎 《赫爾辛基變幻錄》
評審團獎 《柏林圍牆》
國際影評人聯盟獎
國際影評人聯盟獎 《尋歡作樂》
特別表揚 《夜郎》
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
[HKIFF] 第34屆香港國際電影節得獎名單
數碼錄像金獎 《光斑》
數碼錄像銀獎 《尋歡作樂》
人道獎紀錄片競賽
最佳紀錄片 《上訪》
傑出紀錄片 《赤柬人民公敵》
國際短片競賽
大獎 《赫爾辛基變幻錄》
評審團獎 《柏林圍牆》
國際影評人聯盟獎
國際影評人聯盟獎 《尋歡作樂》
特別表揚 《夜郎》
[SFIFF] Robert Duvall等人將於舊金山影展獲頒獎項
2010舊金山影展昨日宣佈了今年的參展影片，其中包含了將於四月二十二日開幕當天揭幕的《Micmacs》（金馬奇幻影展譯為《異想奇謀：B咖的拯救世界大作戰》，4/18搶先上映！），是《愛蜜莉異想世界》導演Jean-Pierre Jeunet的新作，除此之外也有今年日舞影展獲得注目的浪漫喜劇《Happythankyoumoreplease》等177部參展影片，內容涵括劇情、紀錄、短片、國際影片等多元作品，也將有獎項、舊片重映、座談、講座等活動。
重要獎項名單：
美國老牌演員Robert Duvall
（教父、現代啟示錄）
重要獎項名單：
Peter J. Owens Award
終生成就獎
美國老牌演員Robert Duvall
（教父、現代啟示錄）
[BAFICI] 2010布宜諾獨立影展 華語/東亞片映演名單
布宜諾斯艾利斯國際獨立影展（簡稱布宜諾獨立影展）是拉丁美洲最重要的影展之一，本屆共有31部東亞（中港台日韓與東南亞）出品的影片，如下所示：Competition / Cinema of the Future
競賽單元 / 電影的未來
A Summer Family/ Masaki Iwana / Japan
Exhausted《精疲力盡》/ Kim Gok金梏 /South Korea
I Went to the Zoo the Other Day/ Luo Li / Canada, China
Oxhide II《牛皮II》/ Liu Jia yin劉伽茵 / China
San Francisco (April 22 - May 6) SFIFF 53 New Directors Competition Films
http://www.fest21.com/en/blog/editor/san_francisco_april_22_may_6_sfiff_53_new_directors_competition_films
The 53rd San Francisco International Film Festival (April 22 - May 6) will award close to $100,000 in total prizes this year. The New Directors Prize of $15,000 is given to a narrative first feature that exhibits a unique artistic sensibility and deserves to be seen by as wide an audience as possible. An independent jury will select the New Directors Prize winner, to be announced at the Golden Gate Awards Wednesday, May 5.
Alamar, directed by Pedro González-Rubio, Mexico 2009
West Coast Premiere
The Mexican Caribbean's stunning Banco Chinchorro, home to the world's second largest coral reef, provides the setting and inspiration for this effortlessly beautiful story of a Mayan father and son as they spend a summer working (and playing) along the coast.
The 53rd San Francisco International Film Festival (April 22 - May 6) will award close to $100,000 in total prizes this year. The New Directors Prize of $15,000 is given to a narrative first feature that exhibits a unique artistic sensibility and deserves to be seen by as wide an audience as possible. An independent jury will select the New Directors Prize winner, to be announced at the Golden Gate Awards Wednesday, May 5.
Alamar, directed by Pedro González-Rubio, Mexico 2009
West Coast Premiere
The Mexican Caribbean's stunning Banco Chinchorro, home to the world's second largest coral reef, provides the setting and inspiration for this effortlessly beautiful story of a Mayan father and son as they spend a summer working (and playing) along the coast.
'Micmacs' to open S.F. International Film Fest
G. Allen Johnson, Chronicle Staff Writer
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/03/30/DDSH1CMO2E.DTL#ixzz0jieHX9IU
"Micmacs," another bizarre movie from the director of "Delicatessen" and "Amélie," will open the 53rd San Francisco International Film Festival, which runs April 22-May 6.
Jean-Pierre Jeunet's film, about a man with a bullet in his skull who lost his father in a land mine explosion and seeks revenge against weapons manufacturers, is actually a rather whimsical film.
"It's great fun as a movie, but it's also by a director who uses all the tools of cinematic craft," said Rachel Rosen, San Francisco Film Society director of programming. "It's good old-fashioned entertainment - it's basically a caper film."
The festival closes with a documentary, "Joan Rivers - A Piece of Work," and mayhem is promised at the Castro Theatre when Rivers herself makes an appearance.
Does the festival have a plan to manage the flamboyant comedian to keep things from getting out of hand?
"No," Rosen said. "I am just going to do whatever she says."
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/03/30/DDSH1CMO2E.DTL#ixzz0jieHX9IU
"Micmacs," another bizarre movie from the director of "Delicatessen" and "Amélie," will open the 53rd San Francisco International Film Festival, which runs April 22-May 6.
Jean-Pierre Jeunet's film, about a man with a bullet in his skull who lost his father in a land mine explosion and seeks revenge against weapons manufacturers, is actually a rather whimsical film.
"It's great fun as a movie, but it's also by a director who uses all the tools of cinematic craft," said Rachel Rosen, San Francisco Film Society director of programming. "It's good old-fashioned entertainment - it's basically a caper film."
The festival closes with a documentary, "Joan Rivers - A Piece of Work," and mayhem is promised at the Castro Theatre when Rivers herself makes an appearance.
Does the festival have a plan to manage the flamboyant comedian to keep things from getting out of hand?
"No," Rosen said. "I am just going to do whatever she says."
Friday, November 20, 2009
Werner Herzog to head Berlin Film Festival jury
BERLIN — Oscar-nominated German director Werner Herzog will lead the international jury at the 60th Berlin Film Festival from February 11-21, organisers said on Thursday.
The critically acclaimed Herzog, 67, will head the panel that chooses the winners of the festival's coveted Golden and Silver Bear prizes which will be awarded on February 20.
"Werner Herzog's films convey the artistic strength of cinema. We are very pleased to have this outstanding director as Jury President for the 60th anniversary of the festival," festival head Dieter Kosslick said in a statement.
Over a career spanning almost 50 years, Herzog has made more than 50 films. In 2009, Time magazine listed him as one of its top 100 most influential people in the world. The only other German on the list was Chancellor Angela Merkel.
He won an Oscar nomination for best documentary feature for his 2007 film "Encounters at the End of the World" and has a glittering array of awards from film festivals around the globe.
The Berlin film festival, known as the Berlinale, ranks below Cannes and alongside Venice among the world's top film festivals.
A debate over the festival effect
Though buzz at fests can raise a film's profile, some say it's not a sure-fire predictor of Oscar gold.
By Christy Grosz
November 18, 2009
When "Slumdog Millionaire" premiered at the 2008 Telluride Film Festival, audiences cheered for the uplifting story about a kid from the Mumbai slums who wins big on a game show. After it went on to take home the coveted Audience Prize at the Toronto International Film Festival, the film's award season performance went on to mirror that of its winning main character.
Ultimately, "Slumdog" took home eight Oscar statuettes, including the one for best picture, which, for many people, further solidified the film festival's Oscar-auguring powers. But veterans of the circuit say that, while the attention movies and talent receive at film festivals is important, the "Slumdog" bullet train was an anomaly: Festivals represent just one cog in the overall award season machine.
By Christy Grosz
November 18, 2009
When "Slumdog Millionaire" premiered at the 2008 Telluride Film Festival, audiences cheered for the uplifting story about a kid from the Mumbai slums who wins big on a game show. After it went on to take home the coveted Audience Prize at the Toronto International Film Festival, the film's award season performance went on to mirror that of its winning main character.
Ultimately, "Slumdog" took home eight Oscar statuettes, including the one for best picture, which, for many people, further solidified the film festival's Oscar-auguring powers. But veterans of the circuit say that, while the attention movies and talent receive at film festivals is important, the "Slumdog" bullet train was an anomaly: Festivals represent just one cog in the overall award season machine.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
[NEWS] Macau to host first film fest
澳門也要舉辦影展了！將於12月26日至1月2日舉行，有意角逐獎項者請於11月15日之前送件。中國大腕葛優將擔任第一屆評審團主席。
Gambling hub's inaugural effort features Ge You as jury chair
By Jonathan Landreth
Oct 13, 2009, 02:01 AM ET
BEIJING -- Adding the silver screen to mounds of gold, the southern China gambling hub of Macau will launch its first international film festival in December with a jury chaired by popular Chinese actor Ge You, local media reported Tuesday.
The inaugural Macau International Film Festival will run Dec. 26-Jan 2, China's state-run Xinhua News Agency said.
Gambling hub's inaugural effort features Ge You as jury chair
By Jonathan Landreth
Oct 13, 2009, 02:01 AM ET
BEIJING -- Adding the silver screen to mounds of gold, the southern China gambling hub of Macau will launch its first international film festival in December with a jury chaired by popular Chinese actor Ge You, local media reported Tuesday.
The inaugural Macau International Film Festival will run Dec. 26-Jan 2, China's state-run Xinhua News Agency said.
Saturday, October 10, 2009
[NEWS] Johnnie To: It took years to find artistic balance
(10-09) 06:28 PDT BUSAN, South Korea (AP) --
Johnnie To says it took him years to find the right balance between art and commerce, as the Hong Kong director known for his stylish gangster thrillers reviewed his 30-plus year career at one of Asia's top film festivals.
Speaking at the 14th Pusan International Film Festival in South Korea on Friday, To traced his personal history back to his first job as a 17-year-old messenger at leading Hong Kong broadcaster TVB.
The 54-year-old filmmaker said he became disillusioned with Hong Kong's star-driven system in the early 1990s, and after making a series of commercial films, he decided to carve his own path by founding his now famed production company, Milkyway Image, in 1996 with fellow director Wai Ka-fai.
Johnnie To says it took him years to find the right balance between art and commerce, as the Hong Kong director known for his stylish gangster thrillers reviewed his 30-plus year career at one of Asia's top film festivals.
Speaking at the 14th Pusan International Film Festival in South Korea on Friday, To traced his personal history back to his first job as a 17-year-old messenger at leading Hong Kong broadcaster TVB.
The 54-year-old filmmaker said he became disillusioned with Hong Kong's star-driven system in the early 1990s, and after making a series of commercial films, he decided to carve his own path by founding his now famed production company, Milkyway Image, in 1996 with fellow director Wai Ka-fai.
Friday, October 9, 2009
[NEWS] Korean film in focus at Pusan festival
This year’s event features four retrospectives on local cinema
October 09, 2009
Every year around this time, thousands of people head to the southern port city of Busan, where the smell of the sea riding a crisp autumn breeze mingles with the faint scent of filmstrips at the Pusan International Film Festival.
The festival, now in its 14th year, is set to screen its biggest lineup ever, with 355 films from 70 countries.
Part of the festival’s success can be attributed to the fact that it brings something new every year to cineastes who wait anxiously for the festival’s autumn opening.
“This year’s PIFF will have the largest number of films ever, and we will be graced with the most glamorous guests we have ever had,” PIFF director Kim Dong-ho said.
October 09, 2009
Every year around this time, thousands of people head to the southern port city of Busan, where the smell of the sea riding a crisp autumn breeze mingles with the faint scent of filmstrips at the Pusan International Film Festival.
The festival, now in its 14th year, is set to screen its biggest lineup ever, with 355 films from 70 countries.
Part of the festival’s success can be attributed to the fact that it brings something new every year to cineastes who wait anxiously for the festival’s autumn opening.
“This year’s PIFF will have the largest number of films ever, and we will be graced with the most glamorous guests we have ever had,” PIFF director Kim Dong-ho said.
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