Shanghai Film Festival Awards 2008
Shanghai Film Festival Awards 2008
Shanghai Film Festival 2008: June 14–22
Vladimir Kott’s debut feature film, Mukha, tells the story of a teenage girl who must cope with the sudden reappearance of her father. Wong Kar Wai replaced the recently deceased Anthony Minghella as head of this year’s Shanghai Film Festival Jin Jue jury.
Jin Jue Awards
Best Feature Film: MUKHA (Russia) by Vladimir Kott
Jury Grand Prix: OLD FISH (China) by Gao Qunshu
Best Director: Maris Martinsons, LOSS (Lithuania)
Best Actor: Ma Guowei, OLD FISH (China)
Best Actress: Emilia Vasaryova, VACLAV (Czech Republic)
Best Screenplay: Marek Epstein, VACLAV(Czech Republic)
Best Cinematography: Florian Schilling, MY MOTHER’S TEARS (Germany)
Best Music: Andrius Mamontovas, LOSS (Lithuania)
New Asian Talent
Best Film: WINDS OF SEPTEMBER (Taiwan) by Tom Shu-Yu Lin
Best Director: Hyeon-gi Hong, THIRSTY, THIRSTY(Korea)
Shanghai International Film Festival Site
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