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doclisboa 2011 Awards

2011/10/30

International Competition

. City of Lisbon award for best mid or feature-length film

It's the Earth Not the Moon, Gonçalo Tocha, 180' Portugal 2011

screening sunday 30 at 9.30pm, Large Auditorium

. Doclisboa award for best short film

Con la Licencia de Diós, Simona Canonica, 26' Suíça 2010

screening sunday 30 at 9.30pm, Large Auditorium

. Doclisboa special jury award

Territoire Perdu, Pierre-Yves Vandeweerd, 75' Bélgica, França 2011

. Doclisboa award for new talent

Best mid or feature length film award comprising International Competition, Investigation and New Visions

Ami, Entends-tu, Nathalie Nambot, 55' França 2010

screening sunday 30 at 6.30pm, Small Auditorium

. Universities award

Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias award for best International Competition mid or feature-length film

De Engel Van Doel, Tom Fassaert, 76' Holanda, Bélgica 2011

Investigations

. RTP2 award for best investigation film

(includes the acquisition of the television rights for Portugal)

Diário de Uma Busca, Flávia Castro, 107' Brasil, França 2010

screening sunday 30 at 5pm, Large Auditorium

. Investigation Jury Honorable Mention

Rechokim The Collaborator and His Family, Ruthie Shatz e Adi Barash, 84' França, EUA, Israel 2011

Portuguese Competition

. Doclisboa award for best mid or feature-length film

Yama No Anata, Aya Koretzky, 60' Portugal 2011

screening sunday 30 at 7.30pm, Large Auditorium

. Caixa Geral de Depósitos award for best first film

The Way We Are, Pedro Filipe Marques, 91' Portugal 2011

screening sunday 30 at 9pm, Small Auditorium

. Doclisboa and ISCTE-IUL award for best short film

Praxis, Bruno Cabral, 29' Portugal 2011

screening sunday 30 at 7.30pm, Large Auditorium

. Schools award

Restart award for best Portuguese Competition mid or feature-length film

Yama No Anata, Aya Koretzky, 60' Portugal 2011

C.P.L.P. award

. Award for the best Portuguese speaking countries mid or feature-length film

Diário de Uma Busca, Flávia Castro, 107' Brasil, França 2010

awarded films - Teatro do Bairro

2011/10/30

Monday October 31st at Teatro do Bairro

7.30 pm - Doclisboa special jury award
Territoire Perdu, Pierre-Yves Vandeweerd
75' Belgium, France 2011

Digibeta with subtitles in english and electronic subtitles in portuguese.

9.30 pm - Investigation Jury Honorable Mention
Rechokim The Collaborator and His Family, Ruthie Shatz and Adi Barash, 84' France, USA, Israel 2011

Digibeta with subtitles in english and electronic subtitles in portuguese.

ticket price: 2,5€

Sunday October 30th - highlights

2011/10/29

When China Met Africa, by brothers Marc and Nick Francis, at 4.45pm at Cinema Londres, theater 1 (Investigations section of the festival).

At 5.45 at Cinema City Campo Pequeno, Cane Toads: the Conquest, by Mark Lewis. A 3D screening aiming for younger audiences.

Miriam Makeba will bring the Heartbeat back to Cinema São Jorge at 6pm with Mama Africa. The Heartbeat program ends with a true celebration - Monterey Pop, at 10pm.

Rosa von Praunheim takes us on a journey back to the New York of the seventies with New York Memories - Cinema Londres, theater 1, 9.15pm

At Teatro do Bairro, 9.30pm, Vredens Poesi, by Lennart Malmer and The People Organised, by Robert F. Van Lierop, both belonging to the Liberation Movements in Mozambique, Angola, and Guinea-Bissau (1961-1974) Retrospective.

Doclisboa 2011 ends with the International Competition winner, at 9.30pm - Culturgest, Large Auditorium

Saturday October 29th – highlights and awarded films

2011/10/28

At 9pm the winners of the IX doclisboa International Film Festival will be announced. The announcement will be made at the Closing Film screening, Photographic Memory, by Ross McElwee. The director will be at screening.

At 4.30 pm at Cinema São Jorge (theater 3), four films of the Liberation Movements in Mozambique, Angola, and Guinea-Bissau (1961-1974) Retrospective: The Embassy, by Filipa César, Soldier playing with Dead Lizard, by Daniel Barroca, Nshajo (The Game), by Raquel Schefer and Alheava_film, by Manuel Santos Maia.

At 4.45pm at Cinema Londres, theater 1, three films of the New Visions section of the festival: River Rites, by Ben Russell, Holy Time in Eternity, Holy Eternity in Time, by Elise Florenty e Marcel Türkowsky and Our Man, by portuguese director Pedro Costa.

Petit à Petit and Le Foot-Girafe ou l'Alternative, by Jean Rouch, will be screened at Culturgest's Large Auditorium at 5pm.

At the Small Auditorium, a Special Screening - Out of Competition, at 9pm: La Nuit Tombe Sur la Ménagerie, by Nicolas Philibert and Il Nous Faut du Bonheur, by Alexei Jankowski and Alexander Sokurov.

The film Joann Sfar (Dessins), by Mathieu Amalric, will be shown at Cinema Londres (theater 1) at 9.15pm, along with the short film by Svetlana Filippova, Three Love Stories.

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