El Paraíso triple awarded at the 39th edition of the Cinema Jove festival in Valencia

Last Saturday, the 39th Valencia International Film Festival – Cinema Jove awarded its Luna de Valencia Award in the official feature film section to Fly Ona film directed by the Japanese Takuya Katoan intimate drama about a woman who has just lost her lover in a traffic accident. The jury, made up of filmmakers Zora Rukh and Norika Sefa plus actress Gloria Marchdecided to award the Italian film The Paradise [+lire aussi :
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The award for Best Cinematography went to Katharina Schelling for her work in Of Living Without Illusion [+lire aussi :
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fiche film]a Serbian film that also won the Jury Award for Best Feature Film. Finally, the Audience Award for Best Feature Film went to Valencian, the second film by Jordi Nunez (What We Know [+lire aussi :
interview : Jordi Núñez
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Nights Gone By [+lire aussi :
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fiche film]an ethnographic docufiction with which Alberto Martín Menacho made his feature film debut (which had its world premiere at Visions du Réel and went on to San Sebastian Film Festival), has won the Luna de Valencia Award in the official Òrbites section, dedicated to new film languages. Jury members, Pau Berga, Sonia Martinez and Javier Moralhave chosen this film “for its original approach, both ethically and aesthetically, to the rural universe, displaying a profound knowledge of the reality and its specific problems”. The documentary thriller My Sextortion Diary [+lire aussi :
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The Norwegian production Dates in Real Life [+lire aussi :
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Finally, in the official short film section, the Luna de Valencia Award went to 8 (Eight)directed by the French Anaïs-Tohé Commaret. There was also a special mention for A Kind of Testamentby By Stephen Vuilleminand Lemon Treeby Rachel Waldenand the Audience Award went to A Peculiar Nightby Enzo Martinezwhile the Young Jury chose Provocative by Élia Llorente Estopañan.

Alfonso Rivera

The list of winners:

Feature Films

Luna de Valencia Best Feature Film
Fly On – Takuya Katô (Japan)

Jury Mention for Best Cinematography
Katharina Schelling – Of Living Without Illusion [+lire aussi :
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Jury Mention for Best Acting
Edward Fish – The Paradise [+lire aussi :
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Jury Mention for Best Director
Enrico Maria Artale – The Paradise

Jury Mention for Best Script
Jack Clarck, Jim Weir – Birdeater (Australia)

Jury Mention for Best Music
Emanuele de Raymondi – The Paradise

Jury Mention for Best Editing
Jovana Filipovic – 78 Days [+lire aussi :
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orbits

Best Feature Film Award
Nights Gone By [+lire aussi :
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Special Mention
My Sextortion Diary [+lire aussi :
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Short Films

Luna de Valencia Best Short Film
8 (Eight) – Anaïs-Tohé Commaret (France)

Jury Mentions
A Kind of Testament – Stephen Vuillemin (France)
Lemon Tree – Rachel Walden (United States)

Series

Moon of Valencia Best Series
Dates in Real Life [+lire aussi :
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Jury Mention for Best Script
Dianne Taylor, Sam Shore, Martha Hardy-Ward, Emily Perkins – After the Party (New Zealand)

Jury Mention for Best Actress
Robyn Malcolm – After the Party

Jury Mention for Best Director
Peter Salmon – After the Party

Special Mention for its Social Value
The Meteorites – Nadia Louis-Desmarchais (Canada)

Other Awards

Youth Jury Award for Best Feature Film
78 Days – Emilija Gasic

Youth Jury Award for Best Feature Film Órbites
My Sextortion Diary – Patricia Franquesa

Youth Jury Award for Best Short Film
Provocative – Èlia Lorente Estopañan (Spain)

Youth Jury Award for Best Series
Dates in Real Life – Jakob Rørvik

Audience Award for Best Feature Film
Valencian – Jordi Núñez (Spain)

Audience Award for Best Short Film
A Peculiar Night – Enzo Martinez (France)

Audience Award for Best Series
The taste of silence – Pedro Levati (Argentina)

Movistar Plus+ Short Project Award
First fire – Blanca Camel (Spain)

Feroz Award for Best Short Film
Healthy care – Lucia G. Romero (Spain)

A Future of Cinema Award
Amaia Romero

Luna de Valencia Award
Alonso Ruizpalacios

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