Bułgarsko-grecko koprodukcja
zatytułowana „The Father” otrzymał Kryształowy Globus, nagrodę główną
tegorocznego Międzynarodowego Festiwalu Filmowego w Karlowych Warach. To
bodajże najważniejsze festiwalowe wydarzenie odbywające się w Europie
środkowo-wschodniej.
W tym roku na festiwalu
akredytowanych było 12 521 osób, w tym 395 filmowców, 1158
profesjonalistów z branży filmowej, 605 dziennikarzy. Na festiwalu
zaprezentowano 177 filmów, w tym 35 światowych premier i 29 filmów
dokumentalnych. Odbyło się 497 projekcji filmowych. Nagrodę główną zdobył film „The
Father”, a najwięcej wyróżnień otrzymał niemiecki film „Lara”. Nagrody doceniające
wkład w rozwój światowego kina powędrowały do Julianne Moore i Patricii
Clarkson.
Pełna lista nagrodzonych (wersja
angielska):
OFFICIAL SELECTION – COMPETITION
Jury: Štěpán Hulík (Czech
Republic), Annemarie Jacir (State of Palestine),Sergei Loznitsa (Ukraine),
Angeliki Papoulia (Greece), Charles Tesson (France)
GRAND PRIX – CRYSTAL GLOBE
($25,000)
Kristina Grozeva and Petar
Valchanov’s “The Father” (Bulgaria, Greece)
SPECIAL JURY PRIZE ($15,000)
Jan-Ole Gerster’s “Lara”
(Germany)
BEST DIRECTOR AWARD
Tim Mielants for “Patrick”
(Belgium)
BEST ACTRESS AWARD
Corinna Harfouch, star of Jan-Ole
Gerster’s “Lara” (Germany)
BEST ACTOR AWARD
Milan Ondrík, star of Marko
Škop’s “Let There Be Light” (Slovak
Republic, Czech Republic)
SPECIAL JURY MENTION
Jonás Trueba ‘s “The August
Virgin” (Spain)
SPECIAL JURY MENTION
Antonia Giesen, star of Felipe
Ríos’ “The Man of the Future,” (Chile, Argentina)
EAST OF THE WEST – COMPETITION
Jury: Denis Ivanov (Ukraine),
Juho Kuosmanen (Finland), Tomáš Pavlíček (Czech Republic), Ioanna Stais
(Greece), Dagnė Vildžiūnaite (Lithuania)
GRAND PRIX ($15,000)
Boris Akopov’s “The Bull”
(Russia)
SPECIAL JURY PRIZE ($10,000)
Antonio Lukich’s “My Thoughts Are
Silent” (Ukraine)
DOCUMENTARY FILMS – COMPETITION
Jury: Andreas Horvath (Austria),
Aline Schmid (Switzerland), Gastón Solnicki (Argentina)
GRAND PRIX ($5000)
Ksenia Okhapkina’s “Immortal”
(Estonia, Latvia)
SPECIAL JURY PRIZE
Mijie Li’s “Confucian Dream”
(China)
PRÁVO AUDIENCE AWARD
Olga Sommerová’s “Tackling Life
with Ease” (Czech Republic)
CRYSTAL GLOBE FOR OUTSTANDING
ARTISTIC CONTRIBUTION TO WORLD CINEMA
Julianne Moore, USA
CRYSTAL GLOBE FOR OUTSTANDING
ARTISTIC CONTRIBUTION TO WORLD CINEMA
Patricia Clarkson, USA
FESTIVAL PRESIDENT’S AWARD FOR
CONTRIBUTION TO CZECH CINEMATOGRAPHY
Vladimír Smutný, Czech Republic
NON-STATUTORY AWARDS
AWARD OF INTERNATIONAL FILM
CRITICS
Awarded by The International
Federation of Film Critics (FIPRESCI).
Jury: Hugo Emmerzael
(Netherlands), Viktor Palák (Czech Republic), Ana Sturm (Slovenia)
Winner: Jonás Trueba’s “The
August Virgin” (Spain)
THE ECUMENICAL JURY AWARD
Jury: Alyda Faber (Canada),
Martin Horálek (Czech Republic), Peter Sheehan (Australia)
Jan-Ole Gerster’s “Lara”
(Germany)
Commendation: Marko Škop Slovak’s
“Let There Be Light (Czech Republic)
FEDEORA AWARD
Federation of Film Critics of
Europe and the Mediterranean for the best film from East of the West –
Competition section.
Jury: Maja Bogojević (Monte
Negro), Pavlina Jeleva (Bulgaria), Chiara Spagnoli Gabardi (Italy)
Serhat Karaaslan’s “Passed by
Censor” (Turkey, Germany, France)
Special Mention: Lendita Zeqiraj
Cosovo’s “Aga’s House” (Croatia, France, Albania)
EUROPA CINEMAS LABEL AWARD
For the best European film in the
Official Selection – Competition and in the East of the West – Competition.
Jury: Maarten Alexandera
(Belgium), Carinzia Camilleri (Malta), Éva Demeter (Hungary), Denis Samardžić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Martti Helde’s “Scandinavian
Silence” (Estonia, France, Belgium)
KVIFF EASTERN PROMISES WINNERS
WORKS IN PROGRESS (100,000 EUR)
Jury: Khalil Benkirane (Qatar),
Aija Berzina (Latvia), Virginie Devesa (France).
Works in Progress is a platform
for feature films in progress from Central and Eastern Europe, the Balkans,
ex-USSR countries, the Middle East and newly also North Africa, which will
premiere after the Karlovy Vary IFF. This year,out of 9 projects pitched, the winner Eugen Maryan’s
“Pigeon’s Milk” (Russia, Moldova) was awarded post-production services from UPP
(60,000 EUR) and Soundsquare (30,000 EUR) and 10,000 EUR in cash from Barrandov
Studio.
DOCS IN PROGRESS (5,000 EUR)
Jury: Pierre-Alexis Chevit
(France), Lejla Dedić (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Patricia Drati (Denmark).
Docs in Progress is a platform
for documentary films in progress from Central and Eastern Europe, the
Bal-kans, ex-USSR countries, the Middle East and newly also North Africa, that
will premiere after the Karlovy Vary IFF. The winner out of eight pitches is
Afsaneh Salari’s was “The Silhouettes” (Iran, Philippines).
EURIMAGES LAB PROJECT AWARD
(50,000 EUR)
Jury: Majlinda Tafa (Albania),
Tereza Nvotová (Slovak Republic / Czech Republic), Frank Peijnenburg
(Netherlands).
KVIFF is the first of four
festivals to present the Eurimages award in the value of 50,000 EUR, which is
dedicated to films in the production or postproduction stage that cross
traditional forms of cinematographic expression and are produced in
international collaborations. The winner out of eight project pitches from the
Eurimages fund member countries is Kevin B. Lee, Chloé Galibert-Laîné’s
“Bottled Songs” (Germany, France, USA, Finland).
KVIFF & MIDPOINT DEVELOPMENT
AWARD (10,000 EUR)
For the first time this year, the
Karlovy Vary IFF in collaboration with the Midpoint script and project
development program as well as the When East Meets West co-production market
and Trieste Film Festival also awarded the KVIFF & Midpoint Development
Award for screenplays that have gone through development within the Feature
Launch 2019 program and are ready for co-production. Out of eight Works in Development
pitches, the winner was Dániel Hevér’s “Some Birds” (Hungary).
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