مهرجان أبو ظبي السينمائي الدولي
| Abu Dhabi Film Festival مهرجان أبو ظبي السينمائي | |
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| المكان | Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates |
| الجوائز | Black Pearl Awards |
| تاريخ المهرجان | October |
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مهرجان أبوظبي السينمائي الدولي، هو مهرجان سينمائي يعقد في أكتوبر من كل عام في أبوظبي، الإمارات العربية المتحدة.
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التأسيس
تأسس مهرجان أبوظبي السينمائي (مهرجان الشرق الأوسط السينمائي الدولي سابقاً) عام 2007 بهدف المساعدة على إيجاد ثقافة سينمائية حيوية في أرجاء المنطقة. ويلتزم هذا الحدث الذي تقدمه هيئة أبوظبي للثقافة والتراث (ADACH) أكتوبر من كل عام تحت رعاية كريمة من معالي الشيخ سلطان بن طحنون آل نهيان، بتنسيق برامج استثنائية تجذب المجتمع المحلي وتسهم في تثقيفه كما تلهم صناع الأفلام وتغذي نمو صناعة السينما في المنطقة.
وإذ يلتزم المهرجان بإتاحة الفرصة لصناع الأفلام العرب للمشاركة بأعمالهم في المسابقات بشكل متكافئ مع أهم المخرجين في السينما العالمية، فإنه يقدم بذلك إلى الجماهير المتنوعة والمتحمسة لهذا الفن في أبوظبي وسيلة للتواصل مع ثقافاتهم وثقافات الآخرين. كما أن التركيز الفعال على الأصوات الجديدة الجريئة من السينما العربية يتصل في الوقت نفسه بدور أبوظبي المحوري كعاصمة ثقافية ناشئة في المنطقة، ويميز المهرجان بكونه المكان الذي يكتشف فيه العالم صناعة السينما العربية الحديثة ويجس نبضها.
Selected events
2010
Films included in the 2010 edition included:
- Secretariat, directed by Randall Wallace, the world premiere of a major Hollywood feature film[1]
- Fair Game, a political thriller directed by Doug Liman and starring Naomi Watts and Sean Penn
- In a Better World by the Danish filmmaker Susanne Bier
- Incendies, directed by Canadian filmmaker Denis Villeneuve, based on a play by Canadian-Lebanese writer Wajdi Mouawad
- Messages from the Sea by Egyptian filmmaker Daoud Abdel Sayed
- Cirkus Columbia, directed by Danis Tanovic[2]
- Back Door Channels: The Price of Peace, a documentary about the Camp David Peace Accord directed by American director Harry Hunkele and produced by Arick Wierson[3][4]
- The Oath, a documentary by director Laura Poitras[5][6]
Black Pearl Award
2011 winners
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- Short Narrative Competition
- First Prize (AED 30,000) – SOUL, directed by Fatma Abdulla (UAE)
- Second Prize (AED 25,000) – DREAMS OF RICE, by Yasser Al Neyadi and Hana Al Shatri (UAE)
- Third Prize (AED 20,000) – TELEPHONI, directed by Hassan Kiyany (UAE)
- Special Jury Award (AED 25,000) – RANEEN, directed by Maitham Al Musawi (Oman)
- Best Emirati Film (AED 25,000) – SOUL, directed by Fatma Abdulla (UAE)
- Best Script (AED 10,000) – SINGLE MALE, by Imad DeirAtany (Lebanon) / DREAMS OF RICE, by Yasser Al Neyadi and Hana Al Shatri (UAE)
- Best Cinematography (AED 10,000) – WIND, directed by Waleed Al Shehhi (UAE)
- Short Documentary Competition
- First prize: (AED 30,000) – A Falcon Will Not Breed a Dove,[بحاجة لمصدر] by Mansour Al Dhaheri (UAE)[7]
- Second Prize (AED 25,000) – PHOTON, by Awadh Al Hamzani (Saudi Arabia)
- Third Prize (AED 20,000) – A NIGHT TO REMEMBER, by Fahmi Farahat (Saudi Arabia)
- Special Jury Award (AED 25,000) – LETTERS TO PALESTINE, by Rashid Al Marri (UAE)
- Student Short Narrative Competition
- First Prize (AED 20,000) – MAHER’S CAMERA, by Mansour Al Badran (Saudi Arabia)
- Second Prize (AED 15,000) – MAD CAMEL, by Mohammed Fikree (UAE)
- Third Prize (AED 10,000) – DINNER #7665, by Salma Serry (UAE, Egypt)
- Student Short Documentary Competition
- First Prize (AED 20,000) – 6 ON 18, by Salma Serry (UAE, Egypt)
- Second Prize (AED 15,000) – LAYERS, by Manal Wicki (UAE)
- Third Prize (AED 10,000) – LAHJATNA (OUR ACCENT), by Mariam Al Nuaimi (UAE)
- International Short Film Competition
The 2011 selection featured 31 films from 23 countries, as well as two newly launched awards for producers of short films.
- Best Narrative ($25,000) – A MARRIAGE, directed by Henning Rosenlund (Norway)
- Best Documentary ($25,000) – WRITTEN IN INK, directed by Martin Rath (Poland)
- Best Animation ($20,000) – LUMINARIS, directed by Juan Pablo Zaramella (Argentina), shared with SPECKY FOUR-EYES, directed by Jean-Claude Rozec (France)
- Best Film from the Arab World ($25,000) – FAREWELL EXILE, directed by Lamia Alami (Morocco)
- Best Producer ($10,000) – Arben Zharku (Kosovo) for THE WEDDING TAPE
- Best Producer from the Arab World ($10,000) – YACINE BOUAZIZ (Algeria) for TOMORROW, ALGIERS?
2009 winners
In 2009, 16 Black Pearl awards were given in 3 major categories (narrative, documentary, and short films). Also given were also 7 Jury Special Mention awards, and one Audience Choice Award. Among all entries worldwide, the best film winners were as follows:[8]
The Black Pearl Award for Best Narrative Film – $100,000
- Hipsters (Stilyagi)
- Director: Valery Todorovsky (Russia)
The Black Pearl Award for Best Documentary Film – $100,000
- The Frontier Gandhi: Badshah Khan, A Torch for Peace
- Director: T. C. McLuhan (Afghanistan, India, Pakistan, USA)
The Black Pearl Award for Best Narrative Short – $25,000
- The Six Dollar Fifty Man
- Director: Mark Albiston and Louis Sutherland (New Zealand)
The Black Pearl Award for Best Narrative Short – $25,000
- Wagah
- Director: Supriyo Sen and Najaf Bilgrami (Pakistan, India, Germany)
2008 winners
The Black Pearl for Best Narrative Film – $200,000
Disgrace
Director: Steve Jacobs. Producers: Anna Maria Monticelli, Emile Sherman, Steve Jacobs
The Black Pearl for Best Documentary – $150,000
Stranded
Director: Gonzalo Arijon. Producer: Marc Silvera
The Black Pearl Special Jury Prize – $125,000
Youssou N'Dour: I Bring What I Love
Director and Producer: Elisabeth Chai Vasarhelyi
The Black Pearl for Best Actress – $75,000
Fawzia: A Special Blend
Actress: Ilham Shaheen
The Black Pearl for Best Actor – $75,000
Wild Blood
Actor: Luca Zingaretti
The Black Pearl for Best Artistic Contribution – $75,000
Laila's Birthday
Screenwriter: Rashid Masharawi
The Black Pearl Audience Choice Award
Saving Luna
Co-Directors: Suzanne Chisholm & Michael Parfit. Producer: Suzanne Chisholm
The Black Pearl for Best Narrative – Short Film – $75.000
The View
Co-Directors: Hazim Bitar & Rifqi Assaf. Producer: Amman Filmmakers Cooperative
The Black Pearl for Best Documentary – Short Film – $75.000
Breadmakers
Director: Yasmin Fedda. Producers: Jim Hickey & Robin Mitchell
The Black Pearl for Best Animation – Shot Film – $75.000
Jacinta
Director: Karla Casteneda. Producer: Luis Tellez
The Black Pearl for Best Narrative – Student Films – $25.000
Illusion
Director: Burhan Qurbani. Producer: Fabian Gasmia
The Black Pearl for Best Emerging Filmmaker – Student Films – $25.000
Lullaby
Director: Serena Abi Aad. Producer: IESAV
See also
Notes
References
- ^ "'Secretariat' to open Abu Dhabi Film Festival". The Hollywood Reporter (in الإنجليزية). Retrieved 2018-05-28.
- ^ "Cirkus Columbia". Archived from the original on 2010-10-17. Retrieved 2010-10-03.
- ^ "Back Door Channels: The Price of Peace". Archived from the original on 2011-07-06. Retrieved 2010-10-03.
- ^ "Back Door Channels". www.backdoorchannels.com. Retrieved 2018-05-28.
- ^ "The Oath". Archived from the original on 2011-08-31. Retrieved 2010-10-03.
- ^ "Reviews for Popular Audio-Visual Software - Theoathmovie". Reviews for Popular Audio-Visual Software - Theoathmovie (in الإنجليزية الأمريكية). Retrieved 2018-05-28.
- ^ Tusing, David (24 October 2011). "Mansour Al Daheri winner doesn't take it all". Entertainment – Gulf News. Retrieved 27 May 2022.
- ^ "MEIFF Announces Winners of 2009 Black Pearl Awards" [1][dead link], retrieved 29 Oct 2009.
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