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Plus CamerimageThe International Film Festival of the Art of Cinematography PLUS CAMERIMAGE is the greatest and most recognized festival dedicated to the art of cinematography and its creators - cinematographers. PLUS CAMERIMAGE contributes to the growth of cinematographers' prestige. The unconventional format of the Festival, which awards films according to their visual, aesthetic and technical values, has turned out to be an alternative for traditional film festivals. As all our guests emphasize - PLUS CAMERIMAGE is unique. The Festival proves to be a great forum not only for presentation but also for further development of international moviemaking. PLUS CAMERIMAGE helps young filmmakers and integrates the community of those already recognized, allowing them to explore new artistic areas.  Competitions Results Announced
2010 PLUS CAMERIMAGE FESTIVAL
PRIZEWINNERS OF FESTIVAL COMPETITIONS Kora, “Zabawa w chowanego" (Game of Hide-and-Seek) - Cinematographer Marek Sanak; Director Bartłomiej Ignaciuk For the Best Video, the jury felt almost unanimously, that Kora Jackowska's video for "Zabawa W Chowanego" did an excellent job of visually contributing to communicating an important socially relevant message. An ambition which goes far above and beyond the scope of most videos, and we congratulate the film makers for their successful efforts and effective use of the medium. How to Destroy Angels, “The Space Between" - Cinematographer Greig Fraser; Director Rupert Sanders For Best Cinematography in a video, our jury has found Greig Fraser's photography on the "The Space Between" video by How To Destroy Angels to be the perfect synthesis of sound and image. More than any other, this video looks like it sounds, and the only word to describe that is cinematographic perfection. *** *** *** STUDENT FILMS COMPETITION: The 2010 Plus Camerimage Bronze Tadpole Award goes to the cinematographer Johan Holmquist for the film Bekas. The 2010 Plus Camerimage Silver Tadpole Award goes to cinematographers Phillip Haberlandt & Jens Hallman for the film St. Christophorus: Roadkill. The 2010 Plus Camerimage Golden Tadpole Award goes to cinematographer Jakub Giza for the film I Won't Be Here Tomorrow. *** *** *** EUROPEAN ADVERTISING COMPETITION: The jury recognizes the advertisements that in an unconventional way invited the viewer to take advantage of the funding sources, were based on interesting creative concepts, and used professional resources. The Marshal's Office of the Swiętokrzyskie Voivodship for European Funds Build Our Future. The ad described the regional master plan for the Swiętokrzyskie Voivodship for the years 2007-2013.Ministry for Regional Development for Good News for a Good Beginning. The ad described how to obtain information about the funding sources within the European Community budgets.*** *** *** SHORT DOCUMENTARY FILMS COMPETITION: For its interpretation of the non-fiction form to expand cinematic language, and its beautifully rendered cinematic portrayal, the Honorable Mention Award goes to Out of Love. For its originality and poetic portrayal of its subject, the Discovery Award goes to Arsy Versy. For its sensitively observed and composed cinematography, for its consistency of style and tone, and the intimacy with which the camera approaches its subject matter, the Golden Frog Award goes to The Last Day of Summer. *** *** *** DOCUMENTARY FEATURE FILMS COMPETITION: It is a film whose exquisite composition captures the starkness and beauty of the Indian desert and the effect of technology on the subject's livelihood. The Documentary Feature Films Competition Honorable Mention goes to cinematographer Pau Mirabet for the film Letters from the Desert (Eulogy to Slowness). This film affected us on a visceral level. We were moved by this unforgettably resilient and principled family who were up against a tyrant and his thugs. The Discovery Networks Central Europe Award goes to cinematographer Andrew Thompson for the film Mugabe and the White African. It is a courageous film with an acute sense of immediacy. Its cinematography seamlessly reflects the harsh reality of combat and the futility of this war. The Documentary Feature Films Competition Grand Prix Golden Frog Award goes to cinematographers Tim Hetherington and Sebastian Junger for the film Restrepo. *** *** *** DIRECTORS' DEBUTS FILM COMPETITION: The jury was unanimous in voting for this film. The award for debut director in a full-length feature film goes to David Michôd for Animal Kingdom. *** *** *** CINEMATOGRAPHERS' DEBUTS FILM COMPETITION: The award for debut cinematographer in a full-length feature film goes to Adam Arkapaw for Animal Kingdom. *** *** *** POLISH FILMS COMPETITION: This film told the most profoundly involving story. The woman at its heart dramatizes a half century of Polish history purely by being herself. The camera-work served this complicated tale by never distracting its viewers with technical bravura, leading us to feel what we were seeing. The Polish Film Competition Golden Frog Award goes to Little Rose, photographed by Piotr Wojtowicz and directed by Jan Kidawa-Błoński. *** *** *** MAIN COMPETITION: This film presents ingenious and surprising solutions to a desperate situation. The 2010 Plus Camerimage Bronze Frog Award goes to the cinematographer Eduard Grau for the film Buried. This is an elegiac, simple, and moving film. The 2010 Plus Camerimage Silver Frog Award goes to the cinematographer Mikhail Krichman for the film Silent Souls. The jury found the film accomplished, impressionistic, atmospheric and extremely well-crafted. The 2010 Plus Camerimage Golden Frog Award goes to the cinematographer Arthur Reinhart for the film Venice. 06.12.2010 | Plus Camerimage's blog Cat. : Adam Arkapaw Andrew Thompson Arthur Reinhart Bartłomiej Ignaciuk Bydgoszcz Camerimage CAMERIMAGE Camerimage Festival Central Europe Cinematographer David Michôd Dick Pope Director Eduard Grau Employment Relation Entertainment Entertainment Film I Won't Be Here Tomorrow Jakub Giza Jan Kidawa-Błoński Jens Hallman Johan Holmquist Marek Sanak Marshal Mikhail Krichman Mugabe Person Career Phillip Haberlandt Piotr Wojtowicz Plus Camerimage 2010 Competitions Results Announced Rupert Sanders Sebastian Junger Silent Souls Technology Technology The Discovery Networks Central Europe Award the Golden Frog Award The Polish Film Competition Golden Frog Award The Space Between Tim Hetherington Toruń Venice AWARDS
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