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Official prizes
The Punto de Vista Grand Prize for Best Film, worth 10,000 euros, goes to Silence of Reason by Kumjana Novakova.
The Jean Vigo prize for Best Director, worth 5,000 euros, goes to Ôte-toi de mon soleil by Messaline Raverdy.
The prize for Best Short, worth 3,000 euros, goes to Avalancha by Daniel Cortés Ramírez.
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Winners of the IFFR 2024 Tiger Award and VPRO Big Screen Award announced.
Rei and The Old Bachelor take top IFFR 2024 awards International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) announces the 2024 winners from its two feature competitions: the Tiger Competition and the Big Screen Competition. The prizes were handed out during the IFFR Awards Ceremony on Friday 2 February, along with the FIPRESCI, NETPAC and Youth Jury awards. ...
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Zinzindurrunkarratz by Oskar Alegria will be opening this year's festival, and De caballos y guitarras by Pedro G. Romero is to close it, both films in the Official Selection though not competing
This year around 800 films were entered, from which the twelve features and eight shorts competing for the festival prizes were selected
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The eighteenth edition of Punto de Vista, the International Documentary Film Festival of Navarre, to take place in Pamplona from 11th to 16th March. This event, promoted by the government of Navarre and organised by the public company NICDO, has announced its Official Selection, to be made up of a total of twenty-three films: twelve feature-length films and eight shorts which will be competing for the prizes at the festival, plus three films outside the competition.
The highlights of the competitive Official Selection include the world première of the new feature by the Argentinean Mario Llinás (Retrato de Mondongo), the latest film from the great Indian documentary maestro Anand Patwardhan (Vasudhaiva kutumbakam / The World is Family) and the feature La rivière, by the recent winner of the Prix Jean Vigo, Dominique Marchais. Also Šutnja razuma / Silence of Reason, by the young Macedonian film maker Kumjana Novakova, a winner at IDFA and Sarajevo, a new short by the Peruvian Yaela Gottlieb — back at the festival after featuring in 2022 — entitled ¿Dónde está Mary Anne?, and the feature by French-Lebanese film maker Maya Abdul-Malak Un cœur perdu et autres rêves de Beyrouth. Among
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