Here you will find the photos our festival photographer Jože Rehberger Ogrin takes during the 20th International Film Festival Innsbruck.
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Award of the province of Tyrol (€ 5.000,-):
LE POIDS DU SERMENT by Kollo Daniel Sanou, Burkina Faso 2011
Jury's Statement: The main prize will go to a film that shows a respectful way of dealing with the spiritual views of a village community and a materialistic sect. The plot is rich in explosive stories and full of dramatic surprises. It is fresh, authentic and humorous and the protagonists are complex and real: LE POIDS DU SERMENT by Daniel Sanou Kollo from Burkina Faso.
Laudatory mention of the international jury:
A MAN WHO ATE HIS CHERRIES by Payman Haghani, Iran 2009
Audience Award of the City of Innsbruck (€ 1.000,-):
LETTERS FROM THE DESERT by Michela Occhipinti, Italy 2010
Documentary Film Award (€ 1.500,-):
SIRA - SONGA OF THE CRESCENT MOON by Sandra Gysi & Ahmed Abdel Mohsen, CH/EG 2011
Jury's Statement: Deciding to give the award to this film was very easy for us, because its quality speaks for itself: the discreet precision of the camera that is always on a respectful distance with the protagonists; the extraordinary photographic and sound montage that allows the music to pervade the film and therefore creates a special atmosphere; and last but not least the playful lightness in which the audience is lead through the film.
Südwind-Award (€ 1.000,-):
UN HOMME QUI CRIE von Mahamat-Saleh Haroun, Tschad 2010
Jury's Statement: This year‘s student award sponsored by „Südwind Tirol“ goes to a film which not only shows the conflict between a father and his son but also the inner turmoil of a man who has to live with the consequences of a momentous decision – a decision which ultimately robs him of his son. With the civil war moving closer relentlessly, his options decrease and he faces a dramatic either-or situation. The director found a compelling way to convey this story with images that work on many different levels, moving his narrative from the concrete to the symbolic. The Südwind-Award 2011 goes to UN HOMME QUI CRIE; congratulations Mahamat-Saleh Haroun.
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