Silver Docs Film Festival Awards 2009

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2009 Silver Docs Film Festival Awards

2009 Silver Docs Film Festival: June 15-22 in Washington, D.C.

 

October Country by Michael Palmieri and Donal Mosher
Mugabe and the White African by Andrew Thompson, Lucy Bailey
Michael Palmieri and Donal Mosher’s October Country (top) depicts the multi-generational story of an American working-class family coping with myriad problems, from poverty to war. Andrew Thompson and Lucy Bailey’s Mugabe and the White African chronicles the fight of a white family to protect their land from deranged Zimbabwean dictator Robert Mugabe.

 

Sterling US Feature Award: OCTOBER COUNTRY

Sterling World Feature Award: MUGABE AND THE WHITE AFRICAN

Sterling Short Award: 12 NOTES DOWN

Special Jury Mention: SALT

Music Documentary Award: RISEUP

Special Jury Mention: SOUL POWER

The Cinematic Vision Award: OLD PARTNER

The WITNESS Award Goes: GOOD FORTUNE 

Writers Guild of America Documentary Screenplay Award: OFF AND RUNNING

ACE Grant Winner: CINEMA CHIMP

Feature Audience Award: THE COVE

Short Audience Award: 12 NOTES DOWN

 

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One Response to “Silver Docs Film Festival Awards 2009”

  1. chavis on August 20th, 2009

    Well i hope that some of those winning docs will become available on dvd or on cable or pay per view

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