Caminhos do Cinema Português
Caminhos do Cinema Português is a year in Coimbra held forming Film Festival , which is exclusively the Portuguese film is dedicated.
history
The festival was organized for the first time after the summer semester of 1988 by film students from the University of Coimbra as Mostra de Cinema Português (about "Film Show of Portuguese Cinema"), as a supplement to the lectures for foreign students. The festival was organized by the Centro de Estudos Cinematográficos ("Center for Film Research") of the cultural section of the Associação Académica de Coimbra student association , in collaboration with the Faculdade de Letras , the humanities faculty of the university. Films by Paulo Rocha , Luís Filipe Rocha , João César Monteiro and Manoel de Oliveira were shown .
Two more festivals followed in 1989 and 1990, which were also designed as thematic film shows without competitions. In 1990 the program was divided into three sections. In the O Documento section for the documentary film , films such as Trás-os-Montes by António Reis and Margarida Cordeiro , Belarmino by Fernando Lopes , and A Fuga by Luís Filipe Rocha were shown. In the O Texto ("The Text") section for the literary film adaptation, a. a. Amor de Perdição (Manoel de Oliveira), Conversa Acabada ( João Botelho ) and Crónica dos Bons Malandros (Fernando Lopes). The division O Imaginário ("The Imagination") presented Verdes Anos by Paulo Rocha, Um Adeus Português by João Botelho u. a.
It wasn't until seven years later that the Centro de Estudos Cinematográficos organized the next event, no longer as a Mostra , but as a festival . The IV. Caminhos do Cinema Português ("Paths of Portuguese Cinema") showed an expanded selection of Portuguese films in 1997 and from then on paid special attention to new and little-shown works.
With the V. Caminhos do Cinema Português 1998 it also became a functional festival: for the first time films were shown here in competitions, and an international jury awarded prizes for the first time. An audience award was also given. Sections for film schools and events for kindergartens and elementary schools were added later.
Since 2003, workshops and colloquia with critics and filmmakers have also been held as part of the festival .
In 2011 a total of 120 films were shown, 70 of which were in competition.
Competitions
All films that have been produced in Portugal since the last festival are running in the competition. In addition to the audience's prize, prizes are awarded in the following competitions:
- Grand Prix of the Festival ("Grande Prémio do Festival")
- Best feature film ("Melhor Longa-metragem")
- Best short film ("Melhor Curta-metragem")
- Best animation ("Melhor Animação")
- Best Documentary ("Melhor Documentário")
- New discovery ("Prémio Revelação")
- Best Actor ("Melhor Actor")
- Best Male Supporting Role ("Melhor Actor Secundário")
- Best Actress ("Melhor Actriz")
- Best Supporting Role ("Melhor Actriz Secundária")
- Best Director ("Melhor Realizador")
- Best artistic direction ("Melhor Direcção Artística")
- Best New Screenplay ("Melhor Argumento Original")
- Best Adapted Screenplay ("Melhor Argumento Adaptado")
- Best camera ("Melhor Fotografia")
- Best equipment ("Melhor Guarda-roupa")
- Best editing ("Melhor Montagem")
- Best note ("Melhor Som")
- Best Music ("Melhor Música Original")
The international film club federation Fédération Internationale des Ciné-Clubs (FICC | IFSS), founded in Cannes in 1947, also appoints its own jury to evaluate the English or French subtitled films in the competition and annually awards the Don Quijote Prize, which allows participation in the annual international Film festival associated with the association in Italy.
2011 winner
At the XVIII. Caminhos do Cinema Português the awards were given as follows:
| price | winner | Movie |
|---|---|---|
| Grand Prix of the festival | João Canijo | Sangue do meu sangue |
| Best feature film | Sérgio Trefaut | Viagem a Portugal |
| Best short film | Nuno Portugal | O Voo da Papoila |
| Best animation | Joana Imaginário | Mulher Sombra |
| Best documentary | Miguel Gonçalves Mendes | José e Pilar |
| New discovery | João Nuno Pinto | America |
| Best Actor | Fernando Luís | America |
| Best supporting role | Ângelo Torres | Estrada de Palha |
| Best main actress | Rita Blanco | Sangue do Meu Sangue |
| Best Supporting Role | Isabel Ruth | Viagem a Portugal |
| Best director | João Canijo | Sangue do Meu Sangue |
| Best artistic direction | João Nunes and Paulo Gomes | Quinze Pontos na Alma |
| Best new script | João Canijo | Sangue do Meu Sangue |
| Best adapted script | Luísa Costa Gomes and Edgar Pêra | O Barão |
| Best camera | Luís Branquinho | O Barão |
| Best equipment | Paulo Gomes | Quinze Pontos na Alma |
| Best cut | Tiago Antunes | O Barão |
| Best tone | Vasco Pimentel , Tiago Matos and Joel Rangon | Cisne |
| Best music | Paulo Furtado | Estrada de Palha |
| Audience award | Miguel Gonçalves Mendes | José e Pilar |
- Don Quixote Prize of the FICC | IFSS jury: Marta Monteiro for Independência de Espírito
- Honorary mention of the FICC | IFSS jury: Miguel Gonçalves Mendes for José e Pilar
- Revista C magazine award : Vicente Alves do Ó for the direction of Quinze Pontos na Alma
Web links
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ http://ipsilon.publico.pt/cinema/texto.aspx?id=296558
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- ↑ http://www.ficc.info/?id=1287&t=iffs_reports
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