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EditorEstablished 1995 filmfestivals.com serves and documents relentless the festivals community, offering 92.000 articles of news, free blog profiles and functions to enable festival matchmaking with filmmakers. THE NEWSLETTER REACHES 199 000 FILM PROFESSIONALS EACH WEEK (december 2020) .Share your news with us at press@filmfestivals.com to be featured. SUBSCRIBE to the e-newsletter. MEET YOUR EDITOR Bruno Chatelin - Check some of his interviews. Board Member of many filmfestivals and regular partner of a few key film events such as Cannes Market, AFM, Venice Production Bridge, Tallinn Industry and Festival...Check our recent partners. The news in French I English This content and related intellectual property cannot be reproduced without prior consent. ![]() Awards of the 29th Festival International des Cinémas d'Asie de VesoulHONORARY GOLDEN CYCLO (offered by the Agglomeration Community and the city of Vesoul): to M. Lee Yong-kwan, president of BIFF, for its action in favour of the cinema (Korea) and Semih Kaplanoğlu, director, for the all of his work (Turkey).
CYCLO D'OR (offered by the Regional Council of Bourgogne-Franche-Comté), International Jury: President: M. Lee Yong-kwan, president of BIFF (Korea), members: Mrs Emily J Hoe, president SGIFF (Singapore), Mr. Yerlan Nurmukhambetov, director (Kazakhstan), M. Mikhail Red, director (Philippines)
THE SALES GIRL by Sengedorj Janchivdorj (Mongolie) A unanimous decision from the International jury, The Sales Girl is warm, heartfelt and charming film showing a clear and confident hand of the director. The performances were strong, and the use of humour and music were particularly effective
GRAND JURY AWARD: COLD AS MARBLE by Asif Rustamov(Azerbaïdjan) Expertly directed with haunting performances, this examination of our inescapable histories and realities is gripping until its inevitable culmination in cold blood
JURY PRIZE (offered by the Departmental Council of Haute-Saône): ex-AEQUO NO END by Nader Saeivar (Iran) for knowing how to tell the tragic story of a little man with few means, in a minimalist way and to transmit the drama visually
A LETTER FROM KYOTO by Kim Min-ju (Korea) it is a very competent film especially from first time feature filmmaker Kim Mingju, A Letter from Kyoto was well acted and confidently addressed generational relationships and challenges, quite universal themes that the audience could relate to and sympathise with the family on their journey
NETPAC AWARD (NETWORK FOR THE PROMOTION OF ASIAN CINEMA), president: Mrs Bina Paul, co-president NETPAC (India), members: Mrs Diana Ashimova, artistic director (Kazakhstan), Mr. Andreas Ungerböck, journalist (Austria):
COLD AS MARBLE by Asif Rustamov(Azerbaïdjan) for its strong and chilling cinematic narrative of the relationship between father and a son. The jury appreciates the excellent performances of the ensemble cast
MARC HAAZ AWARD: President: Sheron Dayoc, director (Philippines) members: Vatche Boulghourjiandirector (Lebanon) and Marina Gulbahari, director (Afghanistan):
COLD AS MARBLE by Asif Rustamov(Azerbaïdjan) for its distinctive emotional experience of a father- son relationship, strengthened by the actors’ impressive performances
FILM CRITICS’ AWARD, president: M. Naman Ramachandran (Variety); members: Ms. Denitza Bantecheva (Positif), MRs Sophie Guo (RFI):
NO END by Nader saeivar (Iran) for its candid depiction of Iranian society, for the Kafkaesque dimension of the script, for the simplicity and the efficacity of the mise en scène and for the subtle interpretation of all the actors. And we also applaud it as a fine example of cinema of courage.
INALCO JURY PRIZE (offered by the National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilizations), president: Mrs Alexandra de Mersan, members: M. Nicolas Barcikowsky, Mrs Sophie Pham et Mrs Diane Pierrat
BEHIND VEILS by Praveen Morchhale (India)for this critical satire of contemporary India, full of humour and subtlety. The director tackles serious themes with lightness, he stages the absurdity and dysfunction of family, administrative, political and social institutions
INALCO FAVORITE:
A LETTER FROM KYOTO by Kim Min-ju (Korea) The jury was enthusiastic about the way the director concerns with memory and the Japanese-Korean Identity story.
AUDIENCE AWARD FOR A FICTION FILM (offered by the city of Vesoul):
#LOOKATME by Ken Kwek (Singapore)
HIGH SCHOOL AWARD:
#LOOKATME by Ken Kwek (Singapore)
AUDIENCE AWARD FOR DOCUMENTARY FILMS(offered by the Agglomeration Community of Vesoul):
MY MOTHER’S LANGUAGE by Jean-Baptiste Phou (France-Cambodia)
YOUNG AWARD (offered by the Agglomeration Community of Vesoul):
ROOTS IN THE WIND by Soraya Akhlaqi (Afghanistan)
The awarded film will be screened at Musée Guimet in Paris (21-23 April 2023) and at INALCO Auditorium in 2023.
The 30th edition of the Vesoul IFF Asian Cinemas will take place from February 6 to 13 February, 2024. 08.03.2023 | Editor's blog Cat. : AWARDS
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