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Best International short film (30 min or less)
Film Title: 10 minutes
Director: Thierry Sausse
Sinossi
Four inexperienced outlaws are about to hit the road for a hopeless robbery. Cloistered in an apartment, it’s time to get ready, to doubt and dream. The countdown has begun: in 10 minutes there will be no turning back.
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Best Italian short film (30 min or less)
Film Title: Una bellissima bugia
Director: Lorenzo Santoni
Sinossi
Our days. A boy in a wheelchair, Luca, and his assistant to the person, Sasha, walking the streets of a city. Left alone while Sasha rooms in his apartment, Luca meets a mysterious man, who helps him collect the fallen cell and asked him to tell his story. Initially hesitant, Luca accept because the man claims he had, as a young man, the likeness of his illness. Speaking of their lives, the two are many similarities and things in common, even if the age difference and vision of the world leads them to conflict. Irritated, Luca goes away, but it is called by a word spoken from the unknown, which opens the door to an unexpected and surprising ending.
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Best international documentary (60 min or less)
Film Title: That’s it! No more!
Director: Nikos Megrelis
Sinossi
Anestis is a shopkeeper in downtown Athens when the financial crisis strikes Greece . During his daily walk to work, he is perpetually thinking of his various debts: bills, taxes, health insurance, pension fund etc. At the same time he is confronted with the monstrous situation the crisis has created in the city: people looking in the trash bins for food, homeless sleeping in the middle of the street and thousands of closed shops. Wondering who could lend him some money in order to overcome his daily financial problems, he finds out -through the stories of four of his friends- that he is not the only one who has debts; the vast majority of self- employed and small business entrepreneurs are facing the possibility of bankruptcy.
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Best italian documentary (60 min or less)
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Best International web series (30 min or less – episode)
Film Title: Strokes Abroad
Director: Brian Hall
Sinossi
Strokes Abroad is a world travel show following the work of David Dallison and his art. Over the last 25 years, David has explored and painted the people and landscapes of diverse cultures in over 30 countries. Encountering exotic locales and diverse cultures through painting has allowed David to observe what is shared and common to much of humanity. Despite our cultural and political differences and no matter where we call home and what language we speak, we are united by our partnership with art.
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Best Italian web series (30 min or less – episode)
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Best Student film (20 min or less)
Film Title: 39 Across
Director: Adam Turkel
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On a quiet suburban street, in a quaint suburban home live housewife Anna and her husband Arnold. Every weekend since they first met, the young couple has done the Sunday crossword together. But when Arnold leaves for a business trip, Anna is left to do the puzzle alone. As she works through the crossword, she comes across an unusual, unsettling, impossible clue in the 39 Across slot. Though she initially shrugs it off, several of the following clues begin to trigger memories from her marriage, and the truth behind 39 Across appears all the more convincing…
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Best Short Short(5 min or less)
Film Title: FUCKING WORLD
Director: William Mussini
Sinossi
Modern man lives his life ( day ) in just under a minute and thirty seconds . Lives frustration , joy and sense of incompleteness jumping from one emotion to another , from a knowledge gap to a lack filled by media messages . As a final gesture kills the world carrying the ransom that frees him from the daily derailment .
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Best One minute short film (60 seconds or less)
Film Title: Delayed Arrival
Director: Kathryn McIntosh
Sinossi
Dima writes his daughter Anna a letter, asking him to meet him after many years of being absent from her life. Anna has an exam and can’t deal with the letter right now. She does open it eventually, but it might just be a bit too late.
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