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WINNERS
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER
In Their Eyes
Rémy Cassigneul was 19, Marguerite Cassigneul 17
when, on June 6, 1944, the Allied forces landed in
Normandy.
They expected to see Americans, their ears theirs
soon made it clear that they were Canadians. Of
young men barely older than them who, after 4
years of occupation, freed them from occupation
German in the Juno Beach area. A bunch of
sand of ten kilometers stretching from
Courseulles in Saint-Aubin-sur-mer.
75 later, Marguerite and Rémy are part of this family
increasingly reduced witnesses to the D-Day landings,
those whose eyes say "I was there".
For them, this famous D-Day is not a simple page
from a history book, a chapter from a documentary. This is
an essential part of their life that they have agreed to
share with us, in this documentary, on the occasion
commemorations of the 75th anniversary of
Landing.
With them we go to the very place where
landed the Canadians on June 6, 1944.
Winner- Best Documentary Film
when, on June 6, 1944, the Allied forces landed in
Normandy.
They expected to see Americans, their ears theirs
soon made it clear that they were Canadians. Of
young men barely older than them who, after 4
years of occupation, freed them from occupation
German in the Juno Beach area. A bunch of
sand of ten kilometers stretching from
Courseulles in Saint-Aubin-sur-mer.
75 later, Marguerite and Rémy are part of this family
increasingly reduced witnesses to the D-Day landings,
those whose eyes say "I was there".
For them, this famous D-Day is not a simple page
from a history book, a chapter from a documentary. This is
an essential part of their life that they have agreed to
share with us, in this documentary, on the occasion
commemorations of the 75th anniversary of
Landing.
With them we go to the very place where
landed the Canadians on June 6, 1944.
Winner- Best Documentary Film
Wolf In His Belly
A two-time cancer survivor reflects how the art of Aikido serves as a lifeline in processing mental and physical recovery.
Winner- Best Documentary Short Film
Winner- Best Documentary Short Film
Journey 4 Justice
Prominent advocate for missing and murdered women along the Highway of Tears and across Canada, Gladys Radek shares insights from her life's journey and her fight for rights in Canada.
Winner-Best Emerging Filmmaker – Jaylene Matthews
Winner-Best Emerging Filmmaker – Jaylene Matthews
Racing The Past
Forgotten in their own land and burdened with both a deeply complex history and an uncertain future, the youth of the San Carlos Apache Tribe in central Arizona fight for inspiration and share their passion and transcendence in " Racing The Past".
Winner- Best Short Film on African Americans, natives & visible minorities
Winner- Best Short Film on African Americans, natives & visible minorities
On/Off
Endless distractions threaten to destroy creativity.
Winner- Best Animated Short Film
Winner- Best Animated Short Film
Four Motherless Children
This film continues where the “Discovery of Santos”; the second documentary in the “El Gringo Schindler” series left off. The third movie tells the heartbreaking story of four children, all minors and citizens of the United States, forced to fend for themselves for eleven months while their mother found herself exiled in El Salvador for making a simple human error.
Winner- Best Emerging Filmmakers -Ralph Isenberg & Joe De La Fuente
Winner- Best Emerging Filmmakers -Ralph Isenberg & Joe De La Fuente
Cry Of The Forests
WA’s south-west forests are part of one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet and are recognised for their ability to capture and store carbon. They are vital to slowing run-away climate change yet instead of preserving them we are cutting them down at an alarming rate for charcoal, firewood and woodchips. Forests play a crucial role in the water cycle but the streams that once bubbled through these ecological communities are drying up and the critical habitat they provide for endangered species is shrinking.
Cry of the Forests takes viewers to the heart of the forests to see first-hand the beauty of these towering ecosystems and the life they support. We meet the activists armed with go-pros and dressed in camouflage gear risking their lives to bear witness to the logging and we meet traditional custodians, tourist operators & farmers on the frontline of the battle to protect our forests.
Winner- -Best Film on Nature & Wildlife
Cry of the Forests takes viewers to the heart of the forests to see first-hand the beauty of these towering ecosystems and the life they support. We meet the activists armed with go-pros and dressed in camouflage gear risking their lives to bear witness to the logging and we meet traditional custodians, tourist operators & farmers on the frontline of the battle to protect our forests.
Winner- -Best Film on Nature & Wildlife
Kids On Tech
Parents and teachers around the world struggle with their kids’ dependence on devices today. As Covid has forced our kids to rely on technology more than ever, “#KidsOnTech” looks at the impact on children’s developing bodies and brains, and asks: “How might we better prepare our kids for this digital world?” Voices from India to the U.S., France to China, Mexico to Japan explore what children need to truly excel in a future dominated by tech, including a Google designer, a German brain scientist, and New York Times journalist, Matt Richtel, whose story on a Silicon Valley school created an international media frenzy.
Winner- Special Jury Award
Winner- Special Jury Award
Honor Among Thieves
When a planet-hopping cowboy-criminal (Jason R. Moore, Marvel’s The Punisher) returns to New Mexico after a heist-gone-wrong, he expects a hero’s welcome. Instead, he finds his mutinous crew have decided he’s no longer in charge.
Winner- Special Jury Award For Technical excellence.
Winner- Special Jury Award For Technical excellence.
Andjust
The sacred satire of the "stand art" host and great stuff before they become dust.
Winner- Experimental Film
Honorable Mention- Best Editing
Winner- Experimental Film
Honorable Mention- Best Editing
Spleen
A father is getting more and more anxious as his family is getting further away from him.
Winner- Best Emerging Filmmaker - Maxime Duval
Winner- Best Emerging Filmmaker - Maxime Duval
Gift
'GIFT' is a humble attempt that explores the value of the human relationship and hopes to inspire you to think beyond your prejudice.
This is a drama genre that explores the value of human beings. Humanity has more priority than religious beliefs in human life.
As a human being, humanity is first rather than your believes and thoughts and you have to realize it when you get a moment.
So this short story gives a message that you should realize the reality, fact, and the moment.
Winner- Best film
This is a drama genre that explores the value of human beings. Humanity has more priority than religious beliefs in human life.
As a human being, humanity is first rather than your believes and thoughts and you have to realize it when you get a moment.
So this short story gives a message that you should realize the reality, fact, and the moment.
Winner- Best film
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