Not exact matches
The Fortnight's Europa Cinema Labels
Award went to «A Ciambra,» a migrant drama
directed by the U.S. - born, Italy - based filmmaker Jonas Carpignano and produced by Martin Scorsese, underscoring the strong contingent of
festival films addressing themes of immigration and the refugee crisis.
Meade began her career in operations and sales at Sundance Film
Festival, then advanced to film exhibition, serving on the Board of Directors for Women in Film and Television — Florida and
directing 360 - degree marketing and publicity campaigns for Academy
Award ® - accredited film
festival and theater the Florida Film
Festival and Enzian.
For the second consecutive year, the Alliance of Women Film Journalists is partnering with DOXA Documentary Film
Festival to present EDA
Awards for best female -
directed films at the 16th annual
festival, to be held from May 4 to 14, in Vancouver, BC.
In addition to presenting year end
awards during the annual movie awards season, AWFJ partners with select film festivals throughout the year to present EDA Awards for best female directed films in the documentary, narrative feature, and short categ
awards during the annual movie
awards season, AWFJ partners with select film festivals throughout the year to present EDA Awards for best female directed films in the documentary, narrative feature, and short categ
awards season, AWFJ partners with select film
festivals throughout the year to present EDA
Awards for best female directed films in the documentary, narrative feature, and short categ
Awards for best female
directed films in the documentary, narrative feature, and short categories.
The
festival nominated female -
directed films for the EDA
Awards in three categories: Best Female -
Directed Narrative, Best Female -
Directed Documentary and Best Female -
Directed Short.
The
festival will open with a fundraising benefit night featuring Matthew Heineman's «Cartel Land,» which won the U.S. Documentary
directing and Cinematography
awards at the Sundance Film
Festival.
Collisions,
directed by
award - winning Australian filmmaker and renowned artist Lynette Wallworth, who returns with her third project at Sundance as the first filmmaker to be part of the Jaunt Sundance Cinematic VR Residency Program, will play throughout the
festival.
He
directed the Oscar - and Emmy - nominated documentary «How to Survive a Plague,» which has received a Peabody
Award, numerous
festival honors, including from the Gotham
Awards, the International Documentary Association, and the New York Film Critics Circle.
In addition, Greta Gerwig won the NBR's
directing award for her
festival darling and current box office hit, «Lady Bird» (A24).
The
award finishes what was a very successful
festival for Irish films with The Summit being snapped up by a major US distributor Sundance Selects after its premiere at the
festival and the Irish short animation Irish Folk Furniture
directed by Tony Donoghue scooping the Best Animation prize at the
festival.
Dickson
directed from a script he co-wrote with Micah Bloomberg, and the film won the Special Jury
Award at the SXSW film
festival.
British filmmaker Ken Loach is responsible for
directing award - winning
festival darlings like «The Wind That Shakes the Barley» and «Kes.»
The black comedy crime film
directed, written and produced by the siblings won Joel the Best Director
Award for the
festival.
And in 1999, Tim tried his hand at
directing Ray Winstone in «The War Zone,» a film that brought Tim a number of
awards on the
festival circuit.
True Detective's Cary Fukunaga
directs British star in the first competition film to screen at this year's Venice film
festival — and the first
awards contender from Netflix's new cinema division
The Alliance of Women Film Journalists Inc. (AWFJ) presented juried AWFJ EDA
Awards to two female -
directed film at the 2014 International Documentary Film
Festival Amsterdam (IDFA), the world's leading documentary film
festival.
It has been
directed and written by Alex Ross Perry («The Color Wheel», «Impolex»), and has already landed several
awards at a handful of other film
festivals such as Locarno International and Philadelphia Film Festival.
5 Broken Cameras has been picking up
awards on the
festival circuit this year winning amongst others the Audience
Award and the Special Jury Prize at International Documentary
Festival Amsterdam and the World Cinema
Directing Award at the World Documentary Competition at Sundance.
After
directing his first feature - length film, I Am Not a Hipster, in 2012, Cretton returned to the previous story with a 96 - minute version, which racked up many film
festival awards throughout 2013.
Focus Features bookends the
festival with two of the most highly anticipated films this year, The Danish Girl, starring Oscar ® - winner Eddie Redmayne (The Theory of Everything, MVFF 2014) and
directed by Academy
Award ® - winning director Tom Hooper (The King's Speech, MVFF 2010) who will appear Opening Night, and Suffragette with director Sarah Gavron, producer Faye Ward and star Carey Mulligan, who are also scheduled to appear Closing Night.
In 2011, feature filmmaking debutant Sean Durkin proved the toast of the
festival, with Martha Marcy May Marlene missing out on the Grand Jury Prize to Like Crazy, but taking home the U.S. dramatic
directing award.
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Where was Mr Turner, the Mike Leigh -
directed biopic of Britain's groundbreaking 19th - century painter, that had won so many accolades after premiering at Cannes and winning Timothy Spall the
festival's best actor
award.
The
festival world is far ahead of the industry (only 8 of last year's top 100 films at the box office were
directed by women) and the Academy
Awards (where Greta Gerwig became just the fifth woman ever nominated for best director this year).
The intense cruising drama landed Eliza Hittman the
festival's
directing award in the U.S. Dramatic competition at the annual
award ceremony held on Saturday.
This interview with Colangelo took place at the 2018 Sundance Film
Festival, where The Kindergarten Teacher premiered and earned Colangelo the
festival's
Directing Award in the U.S. Dramatic category.
Born in Ushguli, Georgia, Mariam Bakacho Khatchvani
directed the short film Dinola, which was nominated for a European Film
Award and screened at several international film
festivals including Clermont - Ferrand and Hong Kong.
The newest example of this trend is The Witch, from first time feature writer / director Robert Eggers, Eggers won the
directing award at Sundance in 2015 for the film, and after a year on the
festival circuit, it finally receives a wide release this weekend.
Other highlights of this year's
festival include a showing of the 1980 comedy 9 To 5,
directed by Colin Higgins and starring Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda, and Lily Tomlin; Patti Cake $,
directed by Geremy Jasper and starring Athena's 2018 Inaugural Breakthrough
Award honoree Bridget Everett; and the New York premieres of several fims, including It's Criminal,
directed by Signe Taylor; My Year With Helen,
directed by Gaylene Preston; and Beads,
directed by Rachel Byrd.
Richards has written and
directed several narratives short films including the
award - winning The Seawall, which has screened internationally at film
festivals including the 36th Havana International Film Festival in Cuba and 64th Festival de Cannes in France.
Addis Foto Fest, the biannual photography
festival directed by
award winning photographer Aida Muluneh, will present the special exhibition «PIE: Photography in Ethiopia» at 1:54 this October.
Grier won the Golden Lion
award for best actor for the film «Streamers»
directed by Robert Altman at the Venice film
festival.