CineEco

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CineEco is the name of the annual environmental film festival in the Portuguese city ​​of Seia , the Festival Internacional de Cinema Ambiental da Serra da Estrela (German: "International Environmental Film Festival of the Serra da Estrela ").

history

The festival was initiated in 1995 by the municipality ( Câmara Municipal ) of Seia. Since then, a film festival with documentaries from up to 30 countries has been held every autumn for between 7 and 10 days, accompanied by concerts, workshops, colloquiums and exhibitions . The venues are on the one hand the municipal culture and congress center Casa da Cultura , on the other hand the screening rooms of the CISE - Centro de Interpretação da Serra da Estrela , a research center for the Serra da Estrela mountains. The public television broadcaster RTP is the official media partner of CineEco.

In 2011 the festival was restructured and the number of films in the competition was reduced from almost 200 to 73, including 30 short films. The film Le temps des grâces des Franzosen Dominique Marchais won the big environmental award in 2011, and under the control of the German director Volker Sattel received a jury award. In 2010 the film Pare, Escute e Olhe by the Portuguese director Jorge Pelicano won the three most important prizes of the festival.

Competitions

Films are awarded in seven different categories (as of 2012):

  • "Grand Environment Prize" ( Grande Prémio Ambiente , € 2,500), for the best film in the international competition
  • "Short Film" Prize ( Prémio de Curta-metragem , 600 €), for the best short film in the international competition
  • "Environmental Anthropology " Prize ( Prémio Antropologia Ambiental , 600 €), for the best film on the environmental-anthropological topic in the international competition
  • "Camacho Costa" Prize ( Prémio Camacho Costa , € 1,500), for the best Portuguese-language film
  • "Environmental Education" Prize ( Prémio Educação Ambiental , 600 €), for the best scientific / educational / didactic environmental film
  • "Serra da Estrela" Prize ( Prémio Serra da Estrela , 600 €), for the best regional film on Serra da Estrela topics
  • "Youth Prize" ( Prémio Juventude , changing), for the best film devoted to environmental issues from a youth perspective

In addition, honorary nominations ( Menções Honrosas ) are at the discretion of the jury .

jury

The international competition is decided by an international jury of five, which must consist of recognized filmmakers. They award the "Grand Environment Prize", "Short Film" Prize, "Environmental Anthropology" Prize, and "Environmental Education" Prize.

In the Portuguese-language competition, a jury made up of three recognized filmmakers will decide who will be awarded the "Camacho Costa" prize.

The jury for the "Youth Prize" is made up of five film students.

Jury members may not have any relationship with the productions in competition.

Web links

See also

Individual evidence

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