It's A Wrap! Here Are The Winners Of The Brooklyn International Film Festival

I had wanted so much to get to the Brooklyn International Film Festival this year, but then, as it often happens, things got in the way.

The festival just wrapped, so I have to wait till next year I guess.

The organizers have just released a list of the winners with links to each movie, complete with little video clips. Below is the list of winners.

IT'S A WRAP! Brooklyn Int'l Film Festival Presented by Bushmills Irish Whiskey 2010 WINNERS Through the resources of industry-related sponsors, the Brooklyn International Film Festival awarded the 2010 winners with a total of $50,000 in prizes and film services. Prizes Sponsored by: Panavision NY, Abel Cinetech, Xeno Lights, Media Services, Avid Technologies, Film Friends, Mik Cribben Steady-Cam, Cinecall Soundtracks, Bushmills Irish Whiskey. GRAND CHAMELEON AWARD THE MINUTEMEN MOVIE by Corey Wascinski Best Narrative Feature GABI ON THE ROOF IN JULY by Larence Michael Levine Best Documentary THE MINUTEMEN MOVIE by Corey Wascinski Best Narrative Short NAISSANCES by Anne Emond Best Animation SPUTNIK 5 by Susanna Nicchiarelli Best Experimental NECESSARY GAMES by Sophie Hyde Best New Director ALVARO BRECHNER for Bad Day to Go Fishing Spirit Awards Feature Narrative Documentary Short Narrative Experimental Animation BUMMER SUMMER by Zach Weintraub SURVIVAL SONG by Yu Guang Yi AUTOPILOT by J.B . Herndon LUCKY GIRL by Alexandra Grimanis MIRAMARE by Michaela Muller Audience Awards Feature Narrative Documentary Short Narrative Experimental Animation COLIN HEARTS by Sebastian Conley BEING IN THE WORLD by Tao Ruspoli MOSQUITO by Jeremy Engle NOISE by Esther Lowe THE BELLIES by Philippe Grammaticopoulos Certificates of Outstanding Achievement Screenplay Producer Cinematography Editing Original Score Actor Female Actor Male ALLI HAAPASALO for On Thin Ice FELIKS PASTUSIAK for The Dark House ZORAH POPOVIC for Redland SEBASTIAN CONLEY for Colin Hearts Kay BRANDON SEABROOK for A Different Bunny SOPHIA TAKAL for Gabi on the Roof in July OSCAR van ROMPAY for Win/Win www.brooklynfilmfestival.org

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Get Ready For The XIII. Brooklyn International Film Festival

Get ready for the XIII. Brooklyn International Film Festival, scheduled this year from June 4th to June 13th at the indieScreen and the Brooklyn Heights Cinema. According to the organizers, BiFF will present over 100 film premieres that were selected from over 2,400 submissions coming from 92 countries. This year, BiFF will screen a record 16 films that were made by Brooklyn filmmakers with 12 films set in Brooklyn. Below is just a sampling of some of the films which will be shown during this year's festival.

Gabi on the Roof in July | NY Premiere
Director: Lawrence Michael Levine
Narrative Feature / United States, 2010 99 min
An edgy character-driven ensemble comedy about ex-girlfriends, sibling
rivalry and whipped cream set in a city that's constantly in flux.

Bad Day to Go Fishing | NY Premiere
Director: Alvaro Brechner
Narrative Feature / Uruguay, 2009 110 min
The former strongest man on earth and his crafty manager tour small-town
South America staging wrestling matches and challenging all comers.

The Minutemen Movie | World Premiere
Director: Corey Wascinski
Feature Documentary / United States, 2010 82 min
In 2005, the Minutemen positioned themselves along the U.S./Mexico border.
Dissatisfied with the influx of undocumented immigrants and fed up with the
lack of government involvement, they are armed, energetic, and bound by
common ideals.

Queen of the Sun | East Coast Premiere
Director: Taggart Siegel
Feature Documentary / United States, 2010 83 min
Without bees, Albert Einstein said, "man would only have four years of life
left." From the director of The Real Dirt on Farmer John comes a profound,
alternative look at the tragic global bee crisis.

Ten Stories Tall | NY Premiere
Director: David Garrett
Narrative Feature / United States, 2010 96 min
As two New York families grieve the loss of a beloved matriarch, death takes
center stage in their own daily struggles. Soon becoming a force for
startling revelations in their lives, death spurs unexpected journeys of
self-discovery.

Colin Hearts Kay | World Premiere
Director: Sebastian Conley
Narrative Feature / United States, 2010 82 min
Brooklyn has been called "The Bloggiest Place in America" and this charming,
wildly inventive feature is one of the first films set in the world of
Brooklyn bloggers. Park Slope cartoonist Colin Jenson takes us on a
hilarious journey back in time to uncover what went wrong over his three
year relationship with Kay Ho, a successful food blogger.

Win/Win | US Premiere
Director: Jaap van Heusden
Narrative Feature / Netherlands, 2010 83 min
"Cock-a-doodle-doo, you sneaky post-it sucker." Ivan's innocent game of
secretly sticking yellow notes with stock tips all over the big investment
bank is over. A senior trader catches him red-handed and pulls him out of
the stuffy research department into the buzz of the dealing room.

For all information regarding the XIII. Brooklyn International Film Festival, click here.

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