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    Venice Film Festival announces 2014 awards

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    By CWB News Department on 09/07/2014 News

    The Venezia 71 Jury, chaired by Alexandre Desplat and comprised ofJoan Chen, Philip Gröning, Jessica Hausner, Jhumpa Lahiri, Sandy Powell, Tim Roth, Elia Suleiman and Carlo Verdone having viewed all 20 films in competition, has decided as follows:

    GOLDEN LION for Best Film to:
    EN DUVA SATT PÅ EN GREN OCH FUNDERADE PÅ TILLVARON
    (A PIGEON SAT ON A BRANCH REFLECTING ON EXISTENCE)
    by Roy Andersson (Sweden, Germany, Norway, France)

    SILVER LION for Best Director to:
    Andrej Koncalovskij
    for the film BELYE NOCHI POCHTALONA ALEKSEYA TRYAPITSYNA
    (THE POSTMAN’S WHITE NIGHTS)
    (Russia)

    GRAND JURY PRIZE to:
    THE LOOK OF SILENCE by Joshua Oppenheimer
    (Denmark, Finland, Indonesia, Norway, United Kingdom)

    COPPA VOLPI
    for Best Actor:
    Adam Driver
    in the film HUNGRY HEARTS by Saverio Costanzo (Italy)

    COPPA VOLPI
    for Best Actress:
    Alba Rohrwacher
    in the film HUNGRY HEARTS by Saverio Costanzo (Italy)

    MARCELLO MASTROIANNI AWARD
    for Best Young Actor or Actress to:
    Romain Paul
    in the film LE DERNIER COUP DE MARTEAU by Alix Delaporte (France)

    AWARD FOR BEST SCREENPLAY to:
    Rakhshan Banietemad and Farid Mostafavi
    for the film GHESSEHA (TALES) by Rakhshan Banietemad (Iran)

    SPECIAL JURY PRIZE to:
    SIVAS by Kaan Müjdeci (Turkey, Germany)

    LION OF THE FUTURE – “LUIGI DE LAURENTIIS” VENICE AWARD FOR A DEBUT FILM
    Lion of the Future – “Luigi De Laurentiis” Venice Award for a Debut Film Jury at the 71st Venice Film Festival, chaired by Alice Rohrwacher and comprised of Lisandro Alonso, Ron Mann, Vivian Qu and Razvan Radulescu,  has decided to award:

    LION OF THE FUTURE – “LUIGI DE LAURENTIIS” VENICE AWARD FOR A DEBUT FILM to:
    COURT by Chaitanya Tamhane (India)
    ORIZZONTI
    as well as a prize of 100,000 USD, donated by Filmauro di Aurelio e Luigi De Laurentiis to be divided equally between director and producer

    ORIZZONTI AWARDS
    The Orizzonti Jury of the 71st Venice Film Festival, chaired by Ann Hui and composed of Moran Atias, Pernilla August, David Chase, Mahamat-Saleh Haroun, Roberto Minervini and Alin Tasçiyan after screening the 29 films in competition has decided to award:

    the ORIZZONTI AWARD FOR BEST FILM to:
    COURT by Chaitanya Tamhane (India)

    The ORIZZONTI AWARD FOR BEST DIRECTOR to:
    Naji Abu Nowar
    for THEEB (Jordan, U.A.E., Qatar, United Kingdom)

    The SPECIAL ORIZZONTI JURY PRIZE to:
    BELLUSCONE. UNA STORIA SICILIANA
    by Franco Maresco (Italy)

    The SPECIAL ORIZZONTI AWARD FOR BEST ACTOR OR ACTRESS to:
    Emir Hadžihafizbegovic
    in the film TAKVA SU PRAVILA (THESE ARE THE RULES)
    by Ognjen Svilicic (Croatia, France, Serbia, Macedonia)

    The ORIZZONTI AWARD FOR BEST SHORT FILM to:
    MARYAM by Sidi Saleh (Indonesia)

    The VENICE SHORT FILM NOMINATION FOR THE EUROPEAN FILM AWARDS 2014 to:
    PAT – LEHEM (DAILY BREAD) by Idan Hubel (Israel)

    VENEZIA CLASSICI AWARDS
    The Venezia Classici Jury, chaired by Giuliano Montaldo composed of 28 students of Cinema History, chosen in particular from the teachers of 13 Italian Dams university programmes and from the Venice University of Ca’ Foscari, has decided to award:

    The VENEZIA CLASSICI AWARD FOR BEST DOCUMENTARY ON CINEMA to:
    ANIMATA RESISTENZA by Francesco Montagner and Alberto Girotto (Italy)

    The VENEZIA CLASSICI AWARD FOR BEST RESTORED FILM to:
    UNA GIORNATA PARTICOLARE by Ettore Scola (1977, Italy, Canada)

    GOLDEN LION FOR LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT 2014 to:
    Thelma Schoonmaker
    Frederick Wiseman

    JAEGER-LECOULTRE GLORY TO THE FILMMAKER AWARD 2014 to:
    James Franco

    PERSOL TRIBUTE VISIONARY TALENT AWARD 2014 to:
    Frances McDormand

    L’ORÉAL PARIS PER IL CINEMA AWARD to:
    Valentina Corti

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