06 October 2010
Iniziative (EN) -
Mediterranean Awards
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Vincent Dieutre ha vissuto a New York e a Roma prima di dedicarsi al cinema. Autore di numerosi scritti sul legame tra il cinema e l'arte contemporanea, insegna al dipartimento di cinema dell'Università di Parigi VII. Da cineasta esplora il «confine tra documentari e auto-fiction». La Fondazione Mediterraneo gli attribuisce questo riconoscimento per aver creato un sistema poetico personale e umanista, capace di reinventare la scrittura di sé nella solitudine, nella separazione e nel ripiegamento, sopperendo in questo modo al bisogno umano di essere percepiti dall'Altro per sentirsi vivi. Il cinema di Dieutre è prima di tutto parola, una parola che riempie e personalizza anonime stanze di un hotel come intere città.Awarding Ceremony Naples, 05 october 2013 |
Vincent Dieutre -2013|
At the Trieste Film Festival, with whom the Fondazione Mediterraneo has been collaborating since1995, the 2013 Mediterranean Cinema Award for the best short film was awarded to “Deda” (Waiting for Mum) by Nana Ekvtimishvili. The winner is "Deda, Apettando Mamma" of Nana Ekvtimishvili (GE) 2011 Awarding CeremonyNaples, 26 January 2013 |
DEDA (ASPETTANDO MAMMA/WAITING FOR MUM) - 2013
APELE TAC, SILENT RIVER - 2012 The winner is "Apele tac, silent river", Anca Miruna Lăzărescu, (DE/RO), 2011. Awarding Ceremony |
DER KLEINE NAZI (THE LITTLE NAZI) - 2011 The young German director explores the themes related to the need for dialogue among different cultures and the difficult and controversial relation between individual and power. As every year, the Wölkel family celebrates Christmas with grandmother. But this year something unexpected and shocking takes place: grandmother wants to recall the nazi Christmas of her young age. It is not a big problem, indeed, but it happens that just today they are waiting for a guest from Israel. Awarding Ceremony |
VARIÁCIÓK (VARIAZIONI) - 2010 The award has been assigned to “Variációk” where the young Hungarian director explores sexual relationships, provokes understanding of reality, shows awareness of visual style and talent for a precise cinema language. She shows compassion for her characters without any sentimentalism. Awarding Ceremony |
Laura Morante - 2009 Versatile and professional actress. She worked with young and famous directors in many Mediterranean Countries: from Italy to France to the Iberian Peninsula, crossing all kinds of movies, from thriller to comedy, always with outstanding results thanks to her personality and her innate artistic gift. Awarding Ceremony |
Ferzan Ozpetek - 2007 For his contribution to the spreading of values of dialogue in the Great Mediterranean, giving a decisive impulse to cultural and social interaction in the Euro-Mediterranean area.
Awarding Ceremony |
Yasmine Kassari - 2005 Her film work “L’Enfant endormi” shows the lives of women left alone by their partners and their daily work in the cornfields to nourish their children and the old people of the village. These women are freed and emancipated from the authoritative male figures, they can choose and evaluate their lives affairs in a context that often represents them as the victims of millenary traditions, but that has started a process of cultural renewal. Awarding Ceremony |
Pino Tordiglione - 2003 The film work of the Venice Screenings “The Stolen Christmas”, by Pino Tordiglione expresses in the originality, ingenuousness and simplicity of the cinematographic language, the Mediterranean culture and art emphasising, in its contents, the human values.
Awarding Ceremony |