News about Festivals in Mediterranean
21st PriMed – Special report The award winners – More than 2,500 6th formers involved in PriMed 1,000 members of the public vote for the Audience Award – The award ceremony itself Sixth formers from schools in the PACA region, Switzerland and across the whole Mediterranean (Algeria, Egypt, Italy, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia) took part in …
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21st PriMed – Special report The award winners – More than 2,500 6th formers involved in PriMed 1,000 members of the public vote for the Audience Award – The award ceremony itself 11 awards were given at the end of the 21st PriMed, including 3 Broadcasting Awards. The festival jury particularly praised the films …
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The 21st PriMed set a new record: more than 6,000 spectators attended, more than 2,500 sixth form students participated, and a list of excellent films received awards for the best in documentary film-making about the Mediterranean. 25 documentaries, television reports and web-documentaries were selected for the 2017 PriMed, the Prix International du Documentaire et du …
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PriMed, the Festival of the Mediterranean in images, celebrates its 21st year from the 19th to the 25th of November in Marseille. A week of excellent Mediterranean documentaries, full of surprises – take a look at the programme. Created in 1994, PriMed (Prix International du Documentaire et du Reportage Méditerranéen) presents every year in Marseille …
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The 28th Journées Cinématographiques de Carthage (JCC), a festival of African and Arab cinema films, ended on November 11th in Tunis with an award ceremony at the Théâtre Municipal. While the majority of Tanit d’Or were won by films from sub-Saharan Africa, North African films nevertheless did well, convincing the various juries: drama, chaired by …
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Dario Albertini’s Manuel won three awards at the 39th Cinémed, the festival of Mediterranean cinema in Montpellier, which ended on October 28th. The jury, chaired by French actress and director Aure Atika, awarded the Golden Antigone to this social drama directed by former documentary-maker Dario Albertini and produced by Bibi Films and Timvision. Manuel is …
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The 11th Terra di Tutti festival, held in Bologna between October 13th and 15th, presented awards to several French documentaries and television reports. Focussing on social cinema, Terra di Tutti this year offered 35 documentaries and TV reports from around the world, including twenty in competition. In a selection strongly influenced by the twin themes …
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