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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Palm Springs Fest Crowns Global Film Gems

Palm Springs Fest Crowns Global Film Gems

11 Jan

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Summary

  • Palm Springs fest celebrated international cinema winners.
  • 44 Oscar submissions screened, competing for FIPRESCI Prize.
  • Awards spanned diverse categories including documentary and debut films.
Palm Springs Fest Crowns Global Film Gems

The 37th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival concluded its celebration of international cinema by announcing its esteemed juried award winners. The festival, a crucial platform for global filmmaking, featured 44 films that were also submissions for the International Feature Film Oscar. These selections were part of a diverse lineup encompassing 178 films from 72 countries and territories, underscoring the festival's commitment to showcasing a wide spectrum of cinematic achievements.

Among the notable accolades, Oliver Laxe's "Sirât" secured the FIPRESCI Prize, with juries noting its resonance with the festival's desert setting. Egyptian director Sarah Goher's "Happy Birthday" earned the FIPRESCI Prize for Best International First Feature Film, lauded for its insightful portrayal of social hierarchies. Milan Ondrík received the Best Actor award for his role in the Slovakian film "Father," and the script for "Sentimental Value" was recognized for its excellence.

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Further awards included the Best Documentary prize for "Natchez," an American film exploring historical tourism, and the New Voices New Visions Award for South Korean director Joonho Park's "3670." The Ibero-American Award went to Peru's "Runa Simi." The festival concluded with encore screenings, while its ShortFest is slated for June 23-29.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Films like 'Sirât,' 'Left-Handed Girl,' 'Sentimental Value,' 'Happy Birthday,' and 'Natchez' were among the award recipients.
The festival screened 44 films that were International Feature Film Oscar submissions.
This award recognizes emerging filmmakers' first or second feature films.

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