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EUROPEAN SPIRITUAL FILM FESTIVALThe 5th edition of the European Spiritual Film Festival (ESFF) will be held from February 15th, 2012, thru March 15th, 2012, on the festival website and concluded in Paris on March 31st thru April 1st 2012.
The European Spiritual Film Festival (ESFF) showcases films and screenplays that explore the life of one's mind.
 European Spiritual Film Festival (ESFF) winners 2011
The European Spiritual Film Festival showcases films (feature films and short films : fictions, documentaries and animation films) and screenplays that explore spiritual traditions from around the world and their different practices. By spirituality, we mean all things that touch upon the life of our minds.
The European Spiritual Film Festival encourages an emerging generation of filmmakers whose films treat different aspects of spirituality and the human experience.
Winners List
BEST FICTION - MEILLEURE FICTION
Soul Boy by Hawa Essuman Tom Tykwer - Supervising Director (60m, Germany/Kenya)
BEST EUROPEAN FILM - MEILLEUR FILM EUROPÉEN
Walking on sound by Jacques Debs (80m, France, Iceland)
BEST PLANET FILM - MEILLEUR FILM PLANÈTE
The Broken Moon by Marcos Negrão, André Rangel (52m, Brazil)
BEST SCREENPLAY - MEILLEUR SCÉNARIO
Why by David Allison (United Kingdom)
HONORABLE MENTION - MENTION D'HONNEUR The Helping Stone by Robert Tolz (U S A)
04.04.2011 | EUROPEAN SPIRITUAL FILM FESTIVAL's blog Cat. : André Rangel animation Best Short Films Brazil Christophe Boula David Allison Director Entertainment Entertainment Films France François Leroy Germany Iceland Jacques Debs Kenya Marcos Negrão Mei Ling Ralf Schmerberg Religion Religion Robert Tolz Soul Boy Stéphanie Lansaque Taichi Kimura the European Spiritual Film Festival Tom Tykwer U.S.A. United Kingdom AWARDS
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