The international competition
jury composed by Paulo Branco, Carmen Cobos, Luciano Barisone,
Marie-Pierre Duhamel Müller and Margarida Cardoso attribute
the doclisboa / Odisseia channel award (5.000 euros) for the
best feature documentary film screened in the International Competition
to the film:
a scuola by Leonardo
di Costanzo
“Through a specific micro cosmos,
a school on the outskirts of Naples, the film manages to
cover several fundamental issues that arrise today in the
societies that we propose ourselves to build.A disturbing
call for attention.”
The international competition jury composed
by Paulo Branco, Carmen Cobos, Luciano Barisone, Marie-Pierre
Duhamel Müller and Margarida Cardoso attribute the
special jury’s award to the film:
S21 – la machine
de mort Khmer Rouge by Rithy
Panh
“The Jury decided to award
one of the most remarkable films of the last years,
distinguished by the unique and innovative cinematographic
sensitivity in the approach of the horror of genocide.
We look forward for the distribution of the film
in Portugal…”
The international competition jury composed by
Paulo Branco, Carmen Cobos, Luciano Barisone, Marie-Pierre
Duhamel Müller and Margarida Cardoso attribute the special
mention jury to the film:
justiça by Maria
Ramos
“For the perspective without
compromise or demagogy on the social destinies of
Brazil.”
The international competition jury composed by Paulo Branco,
Carmen Cobos, Luciano Barisone, Marie-Pierre Duhamel Müller
and Margarida Cardoso attributes the doclisboa / Jameson award
(3.000 euros) for the best short documentary film screened
in the International Competition to the film:
in the dark by Sergey
Dvortsevoy
“An extremely human, tender
and ruthless portrait of the solitude and isolation
in a society falling apart.”
The first documentary film and best portuguese
documentary jury composed by Margarita Ledo Andión,
Lisa Hagstrand, Cândida Pinto, Miguel Wandschneider and
Carlos Pinsky attribute the doclisboa / Tóbis award
(3.500 euros) for the best portuguese documentary film screened
at doclisboa 2004 to the film:
autografia by Miguel
Gonçalves Mendes
“The awarded film is far
from having achieved the jury’s unanimity.
None of the jury members has considered a film unequivocally
superior to the others. All the members of the jury
found interesting aspects in several films.
The Portuguese competition awarded film is “Autografia” by
Miguel Gonçalves Mendes. A film by a young
director that meets a remarkable figure of the
Portuguese culture that exposes his personality
and his life with an unusual courage. The jury
regards this award as a great expectation on future
works of the director.”
The first documentary film and best portuguese
documentary jury composed by Margarita Ledo Andión,
Lisa Hagstrand, Cândida Pinto, Miguel Wandschneider and
Carlos Pinsky attribute the doclisboa / Adobe award (3.000
euros) for the best first documentary film screened at doclisboa
2004 to the film:
fruitful summer by Guo
Jing and Ke Dingding
“(…) the jury took
in consideration the universality of the theme, the
filmic treatment, underlining the fact that this
is a first film and the way the main character develops,
leading the public to feel close to her. For all
what was said above the jury decided to award the
film “Fruitful Summer” by Guo Jing and
Ke Dingding, from China.
The jury also wishes to point out the film “Checkpoint” that
shows us an impressing testimony of the Israeli-palestinian
reality, which is impossible to ignore.”
The College Jury composed by the students Maria
Lalande from Universidade Lusófona, Miguel Lobo Antunes
from IADE, Patricia Braz from Universidade Nova de Lisboa (FCSH),
Paulo Fonseca from ETIC and Raquel Vitório from Restart
attribute the award for the best documentary screened in the
International Competition to the film:
in the dark by Sergey
Dvortsevoy
“The chosen film breaks
the established canon of contemporary documentary
film. Fourty minutes of endless reading possibilities,
with an overwhelming poetic approach. It is impossible
to experience this film without being emotionally
attached.”
The High School Jury composed by the students Cláudia
Barata, Luís Miguel Silva, Sara Ribeiro, Sofia Sousa
and Zara Castelo from D. Filipa de Lencastre High School attribute
the award for the best portuguese documentary screened at doclisboa
2004 to the film:
no jardim do mundo by Maya
Rosa
“Through the poetry and
truth of the characters, this film has captured our
attention to a reality more and more distant, creating
a confrontation between the past and the present,
the memories of such a peculiar world as Alentejo.
So, according to the previously established criteria,
we have decided to choose the “Jardim do
Mundo” by Maya Rosa, for its strong message.”
The portuguese film club federation composed by
Artur Carvalho, Luís Pedro Blanch and Ricardo Medeiros
attribute the award for the best foreign documentary screened
in the International Competition to the film:
no jardim do mundo by Maya
Rosa
The portuguese film club federation composed by Artur Carvalho,
Luís Pedro Blanch and Ricardo Medeiros attribute the
award for the best portuguese documentary film screened in
the International Competition to the film:
entre duas terras by Muriel
Jaquerod and Eduardo
Saraiva Pereira
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