”Sundance - 2017”. Winners
The 33rd Annual Sundance Independent Film Festival is ending in Park City, Utah.Over the past three decades, Sundance has grown from a modest event for a small group of indie cinematographers to one of the world's largest film shows. Suffice it to say that this year its organizing committee received 13,782 applications, of which 120 full-length and short films from 32 countries of the world were selected for participation in the competition program. 16 films entered the fight for the title of the best American drama, and 12 films took part in the competition of independent foreign films. In total, 103 films were premiered during the " Sundance - 2017 " During the festival, the creators of many of them managed to conclude deals with distributors and online services. The streaming giant Amazon was particularly generous, paying about $ 12 million for the rights to the comedy The Big Sick. Actress Jessica Williams hosted the awards ceremony this year. The winners of the " Sundance - 2017 " in the main categories are: Best American Drama Film - "I Don't Feel At Home In This World No More" - Director Macon Blair  Best Director, American Drama - Eliza Hittman (Beach Rats) Waldo Salt Award for Best Screenplay in American Drama - Matthew Spicer and Dave Branson Smith (Ingrid Goes West) Audience Award, American Drama Film - Crown Heights - directed by Matt Ruskin Best Foreign Drama Film - "Incident at the Nile Hilton Hotel" (Germany / Denmark / Sweden, directed by Tarik Saleh)  Best Foreign Drama Director - Francis Lee (God's Own Country) Special Jury Prize for Best Foreign Drama Screenplay - Kersten Tan (Pop Aye) Audience Award in the Foreign Drama Film Category - I Dream in Another Language (Holland / Mexico, director Ernesto Contreras) Best American Documentary - Dina, directed by Dan Sickles and Antonio Santini  Best American Documentary Director - Peter Nix (The Force) American Documentary Audience Award - Chasing Coral, directed by Jeff Orlowski Best Foreign Documentary Film - "The Last Inhabitants of Aleppo" (Denmark / Syria, directed by Firas Fayad)  Best Foreign Documentary Film Director - Pascal Lamsch ("Vinnie") Foreign Documentary Audience Award - Joshua: Teenager vs. Superpower (Joe Piscatella) Best Short Film - And so we put goldfish in the pool (directed by Makoto Nagahisa)  NEXT Audience Award - Gook (Justin Chung) The Topic of Article: ”Sundance - 2017”. Winners. |
