Marrakech Film Festival Awards 2006

by Andre Soares | December 9, 2006 | | 1 Comment     


2006 Marrakech Film Festival Awards

2006 Marrakech Film Festival was held between December 1-9, 2006.

2006 Marrakech Film Festival award winners: Palais des Congrès on December 9, 2006

 

The Red Cockatoo by Dominik Graf

 

L’ETOILE D’OR / THE GOLDEN STAR: Der Rote Kakadu / The Red Cockatoo by Dominik Graf (Germany)

JURY PRIZE: Hirtia va fi albastra / The Paper Will Be Blue by Radu Muntean (Romania)

BEST ACTOR: Max Riemelt for The Red Cockatoo by Dominik Graf (Germany)

BEST ACTRESS: Fatou N’diaye for Un dimanche à Kigali / A Sunday in Kigali by Robert Favreau (Canada)

TRIBUTES
Indian actress Kajol Mukherjee-Devgan
Indian actor Ajay Devgan
Moroccan actor Mohamed Majd
Egyptian filmmaker Tewfik Salah
American actress Susan Sarandon
Chinese filmmaker Jia Zhang-Ke

 

Jury: Filmmaker Roman Polanski (president, France / Poland); actress Sandrine Bonnaire (France); actress Maria de Medeiros (Portugal); actor, writer and producer Jamel Debbouze (France); director and screenwriter Pan Nalin (India); director and screenwriter Yousry Nasrallah (Egypt); actress Ludivine Sagnier (France); actress Paz Vega (Spain); actor David Wenham (Australia)

 

Marrakech Film Festival Site

Marrakech Film Festival Awards: 2005 2006 2007 2008

Film Awards: 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

 

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  1. abelsonmw on February 25th, 2009

    This festival sounds like a cool cross-cultural event. I mean, Susan Sarandon and those Bollywood stars. Can’t get more globalized than that.
    The Oscars are beginning to catch up now…

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