Mirna Everhard´s BUT WHY ARE THE BANANAS CROOKED? will premiere in the Short Competition, along with Aylin Gökmen´s SPIRITS AND ROCKS: AN AZOREAN MYTH, at DOKer – Moscow International Documentary Film Festival held from 18 to 27 of June.
MY UNCLE TUDOR, by Olga Lucovnicova, won the Golden Chair for Best Short Documentary at the 44th Norwegian Short Film Festival held between 9 and 13 June in Grimstad.
My Uncle Tudor by Olga Locovnicova, Don’t Hesitate to Come for a Visit, Mom by Anna Artemyeva, and First Birthday After the Apocalypse by Farah Hasanbegović were selected to competitive sections of the 17th ZagrebDox – International Documentary Film Festival held between 13 and 20 of June.
Aylin Gökmen´s graduation film SPIRITS AND ROCKS: AN AZOREAN MYTH, which premiered in Locarno in August of last year, won the President’s Award at the 24th Full Frame Documentary Film Festival (North Carolina, USA). Sponsored by the Duke University, the prize recognizes up-and-coming filmmakers and is awarded to the best student film.
The film also won the Prize Mathieu-Hoche for Best Documentary at Aubagne International Film Festival (France).
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