After a week of festival and more than 100 screenings, the Entrevues prize list was revealed this Sunday.
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And it was to Californian director Jinho Myung that the jury decided to award the Janine Bazin grand prize, for his first feature film Soft shell. Having its world premiere in Baltimore, this film traces the adventure of a brother and sister of Thai origin, fending for themselves in greater New York after the death of their mother.
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A reward for a feature film which surely interested the guest of honor of this edition, the filmmaker Nancy Savoca, originally from the Bronx. The other grand prize, André S. Labarthe, dedicated to short films, went to Djiby Kebe for The advance a social satire depicting the pernicious racism of contemporary art. For the musical universe of Beyond memory Swedish director Victoria Verseau won the One + One prize as well as a special mention in the feature film category.
Farah Kassem acclaimed
The public was won over by the short film Fatme by Diala Al Hindaoui and the film by Farah Kassem. For his documentary We are inside the Lebanese also leaves Belfort with the Tënk prize, new for 2024. This intimate testimony immerses the viewer with the director’s father, returning to his native Lebanon after 15 years. “In the hope of one last conversation, they try to find a common language, which will ultimately be poetry,” explains Farah Kassem.
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