“Cave of the Yellow Dog” Wins Big at Hamptons Fest
by indieWIRE (October 23, 2005)
Byambasuren Daava‘s follow-up to the “The Story of the Weeping Camel” was the big winner of jury awards at the 2005 Hamptons International Film Festival. “Cave of the Yellow Dog” nabbed the Golden Starfish Award for best feature, as well as the best cinematography and best score prizes. It is the story of a real Mongolian family integrated into the story of a young girl who finds a puppy in a cave. The Golden Starfish award for best documentary went to David Zieger‘s “Sir! No Sir!” about an anti-war movement of military men and women during the Vietnam War. The narrative audience award was shared by Marc Rothemund‘s “Sophie Scholl: The Last Days” and Ali Selim‘s “Sweet Land”, while the documentary audience award went to Dan Geller and Dayna Goldfine‘s “Ballet Russes” and the prize in the shorts category went to Eric Smith‘s “Irene Williams: Queen of Lincoln Road.” The audience prize for best Long Island film went to Kevin Jordan‘s “Brooklyn Lobster,” while the audience award for chidren’s feature went to Polly Draper‘s “The Naked Brothers Band”. A full story including a broader list of winners will be published this week. [Eugene Hernandez]
|
Former Winners From SXSW- Watch Free
iW brings Austin to you!
New York University, Tisch School of the Arts
Make Your Summer Count! New York University Tisch School of the Arts invites undergraduate, graduate students and professionals to New York City this summer. Film- and video-makers may take courses toward their major; earn a noncredit certificate in filmmaking, producing, or dramatic writing; or build their resume with a media internship. Students may also take courses in the history, theory, and aesthetics of film and moving image. Summer Session I: May 17-June 25 Summer Session II: June 28-August 6 Register today! www.nyu.edu/info/tisch/ms1857 NYU is an affirmative action/equal opportunity institution. |
