Rotterdam 05 By Hannah Eaves and Jonathan Marlow December 12, 2005 - 12:31 PM PST The Awards A quick overview of the award-winners at the 34th International Film Festival Rotterdam: VRPO Tiger Awards: Daniele Gaglianone's Nemmeno il destino (Changing Destiny). Mercedes Álvarez's El cielo gira (The Sky Turns). Ilya Khrzhanovsky's 4. Special mentions: Doan Thanh Nghia and Doan Minh Phuong's Hat mua roi bao lau (Bride of Silence) and Ho Yuhang's Sanctuary. TV5 Tiger Cub Awards: Joost van Veen's Interlude. Thomas Köner's Nuuk. David Lammers's Veere. Special mention: Christian Angeli's Fare bene Mikles (Being Good at Mikles). Network for the Promotion of Asian Cinema Award: Ho Yuhang's Sanctuary. This seems to have been the only film to win more than one award. Fédération Internationale de la Presse Cinématographique Award: Whang Cheol-mean's Frakchi (Spying Cam). KNF Award (from the association of Dutch film critics): Pascale Breton's Illumination. MovieZone Award ("young people's jury"): Gregg Araki's Mysterious Skin. Arte France Cinéma Awards: Five Worlds, an omnibus film from five filmmakers from around the globe, and Mahamat Saleh Haroun's Daratt (Dry Season). Prince Claus Fund Film Grant: Paz Encina's Hamaca Paraguaya. Amnesty International - DOEN Award: Hassan Yektapanah's Dastaneh Nataman (Story Undone). back to past articles >>> Index Dispatches 1 through 3 Dispatches 4 and 5 The Awards back to past articles

Hannah Eaves and Jonathan Marlow Hannah Eaves is an Australian-born writer and filmmaker currently based in the Bay Area. Her writing can also be found in Intersection magazine, which she co-publishes with Jonathan Marlow. In addition to his persistence in acquiring obscure films for GreenCine, Marlow is a writer, filmmaker, curator and occasional critic. Not necessarily in that order. He is also a dedicated skeptic. February 6, 2007. Mark Savage & the D.I.Y. Aesthetic by Jeffrey M. Anderson February 3, 2007. Seeing the Humor in Sexual Identity by Michael Guillen January 29, 2007. Smokin' Aces with Joe Carnahan and Jeremy Piven by Sean Axmaker January 26, 2007. Include Me Out: Interview with Farley Granger by Jonathan Marlow January 25, 2007. Grindhouse: Chapter Four - The 1960's by Eddie Muller January 19, 2007. Charles Mudede: Zoo Story by Andy Spletzer January 19, 2007. Mark Becker: Merging the Personal and the Political by Sara Schieron January 19, 2007. Micha X. Peled: The Lives of the Sweatshop Youth by Hannah Eaves January 16, 2007. Djinn: A Taxi Driver Dreams of Perth by Jeffrey M. Anderson January 12, 2007. Clint Eastwood: Flags and Letters From the "Good War" by Jeff Shannon view past articles