Nov 24, 2013
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Partner in crime (^^)v on @sciencefilmfest at Sekolah Alam Insan Mulia, Surabaya #latepost #sff2013 #yourplanet cc: @ehsurabaya @earthhourofficial
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Los Ganadores del Festival han sido revelados
Los ganadores de la segunda edición del festival fueron anunciados a través de la página del festival.
El jurado es presidido por Alejandro Ramírez, quien además de ser director y guionista de diferentes películas, es el director del Festival de Cine Novel en Puebla.
Los resultados fueron los siguientes:
- Mejor Cortometraje Ficción
Eskimo (Ucrania), dirigido por Mariia Ponomarova.
- Mejor Cortometraje Documental
Im Kreis - Music for 12 Cellos (España), dirigido por Àgnes Padrol y Júlia Obiols.
- Mejor Cortometraje Animado
Lumin (Estados Unidos), dirigido por Bekah Nunn y Tom Richner.
- Grand Prix
Atomes (Bélgica), dirigido por Dufeys Arnaud.
Los ganadores serán hospedados en la Ciudad de México durante la semana del festival por cortesía de Marriott Mexico City Reforma.
The Winners of the Festival have been revealed
The winners of the second edition of the festival were announced through the festival page.
The jury is presided by Alejandro Ramirez, who besides being a director and screenwriter of different films, is the director of Novel Film Festival in Puebla.
The results were:
- Best Live Action Short
Eskimo (Ukraine) led by Mariia Ponomarova.
- Best Documentary Short
Im Kreis - Music for 12 Cellos (Spain), directed by Ágnes Padrol and Júlia Obiols.
- Best Animated Short
Lumin (United States), directed by Bekah Nunn and Tom Richner.
- Grand Prix
Atoms (Belgium) directed by Arnaud Dufeys.
Winners will be staying in Mexico City during the festival week by courtesy of Marriott Mexico City Reforma.
Trailer: Upstream Color de Shane Carruth
Casi un sci-fi, llevado a proporciones Malickescas. Director, protagonista, productor y editor, eso es lo que Carruth hizo por conservar su visión.
Se proyectó por única ocasión en el FICMTY 2013, esperemos llegue a las salas de cine de México.
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