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RIFF’S 13th Edition GETS TO ITS END 24/03/2014

Record of public and box office gross for RIFF’s 13th Edition – Rome Independent Film Festival (from March 16th to 23th 2014), which has screened, at Nuovo Cinema Aquila, more than 100 films in competition amongst feature films, short films, and documentaries coming from over 40 countries. The RIFF AWARDS, which sum up to a value of around 50.000 Euros have been assigned to the following films:
Best International Feature Film:
The Girl From The Wardrobe, by Bodo Kox, Poland, 2013
Best Italian Feature Film:
Sogni di gloria, by Patrizio Gioffredi (collettivo John Snellinberg) – Italia, 2013
Premio New Vision Best Italian Feature Film:
Ci vorrebbe un miracolo, di Davide Minnella – Italia, 2014
Best International Documentary:
No Burqas Behind Bars, by Nima Sarvestani – Svezia, 2013
Best Italian Documentary:
Happy Goodyear, by Laura Pesino & Elena Ganelli – Italia, 2014
** Honorable Mention:
Iriria – Niña Terra, by Carmelo Camilli – Italia, 2013
Best International Short Film:
9 Meter, by Anders Walter – Danimarca, 2013
Best Italian Short Film:
L’impresa, by Davide Labanti – Italia, 2013
**Honorable Mention:
Sassiwood, by Antonio Andrisani, Vito Cea – Italia, 2013
Best Student Short Film:
Deserted, by Yoav Hornung – Israele, 2013
**Honorable Mention:
For The Birds, by Tara Atashgah – USA/Iran, 2013
Best Animation Short Film:
Wind Of Share, by Pierre Mousquet e Jérôme Cauwe – Francia/Belgio, 2013
Best experimental film:
Street Views, by Annie Berman – USA, 2013
**Honorable Mention:
Maria’s City, by Dania Reymond – Francia, 2013

Best Screenplay for Short Film
Malatempora Night, by Valerio Vestoso
Best Argument for Feature Film Screenplay
Santo Vito, by David Fratini

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