And
the Winners Are…
by Author
Martin
Scorsese, Whoopi Goldberg, Kevin Spacey, and other celebrities presented
awards to the film competition winners of the second annual Tribeca Film
Festival. The ceremony took place Sunday, May 11, at Stuyvesant High School.
Following are the award winners:
- Best Narrative Feature: Li Yang for Blind Shaft
- Best Documentary Feature: Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Hugo Berkeley
for a normal life. Honorable mentions to Laura Gabbert for
Sunset Story and Francesca Comencino for Carlo Giuliani,
a Boy
- Best Documentary > 2 Feature: Moslem Mansouri for Trial
(Mohakeme). Honorable mention to Nick Broomfield and Joan
Churchill for Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer
- Emerging Narrative Feature Filmmaker: Valeria Bruni Tedeschi for It
is easier for a camel... (Il est plus facile pour un chameau)
- Emerging Documentary Feature Filmmaker: Mohamed Zran for Song
of the Millennium (Le chant du millenaire)
- Best Narrative Short Film: Lars Daniel Krutzkoff Jacobsen for Precious
Moments
- Best Documentary Short Film: Harvey Wang for Milton Rogovin:
The Forgotten Ones. Special Citation to Richard Linklater for
Live From Shiva's Dance Floor
- MTV Films Award for Student Visionary Film: Enrico Kahn for Make
Up (Maquillaje)
- Best Actress in a Feature Film: Valeria Bruni Tedeschi in It
is easier for a camel... (Il est plus facile pour un chameau)
- Best Actor in a Feature Film: Ohad Knoller in Yossi & Jagger
and Igor Bares in Some Secrets (Vylet)
- The Budweiser/TriggerStreet.com Audience Award for Best Feature Film:
David G. Berger, Holly Maxson, and Kate Hirson for Keeping Time:
The Life, Music & Photographs of Milt Hinton and Chen Kaige
for Together
See
celebrity arrivals at the ceremony
Complete
photo gallery of festival by Allan Tannenbaum
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