And The Winner Of The 'Grand Chameleon Award' Is...
Nathan Kensinger, the festival's director of programing, writes: "It's a wrap! After selecting 101 films from over 2,400 submissions, presenting 10 days of screenings with filmmakers from 26 countries, and awarding over $50,000 in prizes to 24 award winning films... the 2011 Brooklyn Film Festival has now concluded! Thanks to all the filmmakers and attendees for making this a great festival."
Here is the complete list of 2011 winners.
GRAND CHAMELEON AWARD
BATTLE FOR BROOKLYN by Suki Hawley & Michael Galinsky
BATTLE FOR BROOKLYN by Suki Hawley & Michael Galinsky
Best Narrative Feature
W. ZAPPATORE by Massimiliano Verdesca
Best Documentary
BATTLE FOR BROOKLYN by Suki Hawley & Michael Galinsky
Best Narrative Short
RITA by Antonio Piazza & Fabio Grassadonia
Best Animation
A MORNING STROLL by Grant Orchard
Best Experimental
DAME FACTORY by Melanie Abramov
Best New Director
SLAVA ROSS for Siberia Monamour
Spirit Awards | |
Feature Narrative Documentary Short Narrative Experimental Animation | AMY GEORGE by Yonah Lewis & Calvin Thomas SCRAPPER by Stephan Wassmann GOWANUS 83 by Michael Wood TO BE IN ME by Marina Mello AMAR by Isabel Herguera |
Audience Awards | |
Feature Narrative Documentary Short Narrative Experimental Animation | DAVID by Joel Fendelman BED STUY DO OR DIE by Daniel Bishop TEARDROP by Damian John Harper POSE by Ivaylo Getov FALLING UP by Djuna Wahlrab |
Certificates of Outstanding Achievement | |
Screenplay Producer Cinematography Editing Original Score Actor Female Actor Male | ANNA KERRIGAN for Five Days Gone S. SCHAEFER, D. CRESPO, C. SILBER for My Last Day Without You MAGELA CROSIGNANI for Mary Marie TAKASHI DOSCHER for Snow on tha Bluff FALL ON YOUR SWORD for Aardvark MARIELENA LOGSDON for Babyland & SANDRA MILO for W. Zappatore RASSELAS LAKEW for The Athlete |
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