International Mon 31-05-2010

The Awards Of The 7th Edition Of Tarifa African Film Festival
By a Correspondent

The awards for the movies include:

The“Wind Griot”  award for The Best Feature Film.

This award is worth 15.000€ and includes the trophy. For the TEZA (Dew) directed by Haile Gerima (Ethiopia, Germany, French). For its capacity to reflect the history of the whole African continet through the great script, exceptional actor´s performances and mature direction.

Griot of Clay,  award for the best full-lengths film director.

This award is worth 10.000€ and includes a Trophy.
For the director CAROLINA KAMYA (Uganda, Sweden) and her movie  Imani (The Faith). For its fresness and subtlety, which manifests the capacity of the new generation of African filmmakers to express their vision of the world.  

The award for the best actress in a full length feature.

The award is worth 2.500€ and includes the trophy. The award is donated by FRS – Fast   Ferry   Service Company, which operates ferries in the Strait of Gibraltar.  

For REHEMA NANFUKA  for her part of Mary in the movie  Imani  (The Faith) (Uganda, Sweden). For her gentle and congenial interpretation of a women trapped in difficult live situation.

The award for the best actor in full length feature film.

The award is worth  2.500€ and the trophy.

For the actors Ken Ambani, Abubakar Mwenda and Godfrey Odhiambo for their parts in the movie From a whisper (Kenya). For their collective and congenial work, which enables  viewers to really feel the internal conflict of the society torn by terorrism.  

The Audience Special Award for the best full-length film.

The award is worth 5.000€ and includes the trophy. The award is granted according to the votes, viewers were giving to the movies after projections:

For the movie ATLETU (The Athlet), directed by Rasselas Lakew and Davey Frankel (Ethiopia, USA, Germany).
and for the movie EHKI YA SHAHRAZADE (The Women from Cairo), directed by Yousry Nasrallah from Egypt.

The awards for the movies in the section On the Other Side of the Strait are:

The “Ebony Griot” Award for the best documentary.

The award is worth 10.000€  and includes trophy. The award is donated by Casa Africa.
For the movie LES LARMES DE L’ÉMIGRATION (The Tears of the Emigration) directed by Alassane Diago (Senegal, France). For the intimate reflection of the universal problem in the local African context, which was conveyed by superb and highly cinematic direction.

The jury has also unanimously decided to grant two special acknowledgements to the movies:
LES DAMNÉS DE LA MER  (Damned of the Sea) directed by Jawad Rhalib (Morocco, Belgium, France) and
CEUX DE LA COLLINE (The Hillside Crowd) directed by Berni Goldblat (Burkina Faso, France, Switzerland)

The awards for the movies in the section Africa in short (short movies) are:

The RTVA Award for Audiovisual Creation.

The award is worth 1.500€ and includes trophy “El Dilema”. The award also means that RTVA (Andalusian Radio and Television) will support the film by buying its broadcasting rights. The award is sponsored by Cajasol-Obra Social.

For the EL ICHA directed by Walid Tayaa (Tunis). For its close reflection of the daily routine, which can exist  in whatever place or culture in the world and for the delicacy with which it demonstrates the religious intolerance and new masks of the old colonialism.

The Youth Jury, formed by the Andalusian Youth Institute (IAJ), votes the award for the best short film.

The award is worth 2.000€ and includes trophy.  

For the movie LEZARE directed by Zelalem Woldemariam (Ethiopia)
For its profound capacity to arouse audience emotions through his developed artistic symbolism. 

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