Alpe Adria Cinema is once again renewing its annual appointment with the Cinema of Central and Eastern Europe: the 16th Edition of the Trieste Film Festival, planned from 20th to 27th January 2005 (at the cinema Excelsior of Trieste and the Teatro Miela), in eight days of programme explores the films of a vast geographic area stretching from Central Europe to the Asian republics.
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22 January 2004
Parent Category: Iniziative (EN) -
Category: Mediterranean Awards
Also for this 15th Edition of Trieste Film Festival the Fondazione Mediterraneo has collaborated with Alpe Adria Cinema conferring the International Award Laboratorio Mediterraneo 2004 to the best short film "Am See" by German director Viktor Asliuk.
In addition to the official section of the film in contest and the "images" section, this edition proposed also a retorospective of the director Jan Nĕmec from Prague.
This edition is focused on a theme which had quite often been dealt with in the previous year: the Jewish issue. 
Observatory, between past and present, of European changes, Alpe Adria Cinema proposes again this year a programme full of suggestions which, all together, allow to detect different pathways and original signals, to emphasize trends and author’s routes in the cinematographic production of the European Middle-Eastern area, which has always been, since the beginning, the object of this event.
The International Award Laboratorio Mediterraneo 1999, under the patronage of Accademia del Mediterraneo-Maison de la Méditerranée, is awarded this year to the best short film – Un accento perfetto by Nicola Sornaga.