Jury List & Awards
Official Juries
Jurado BAL |
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Andrés Di Tella He directed the films Montoneros, una historia (1995), Macedonio Fer ... | |
Marta Andreu Born in 1975 in Barcelona, since 2001 she has been coordinating and pr ... | |
Vincenzo Bugno He was born in Venice and lives in Berlin. He graduated in Literature ... | |
Jurado Cine del Futuro |
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Gonzalo Castro Born in Buenos Aires in July 1972, he is a filmmaker and writer. He di ... | |
Joanna Lapinska Born in Poland, she lives and works in Warsaw. She studied Psychology ... | |
Rainer Kirberg He was born in 1954 in Oldenburg, Germany, and studied at the Düsseldo ... | |
Jurado Cortos Argentinos |
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Adrián Biniez He was born in Buenos Aires in 1974. In the ‘90s he was a singer and m ... | |
Nahuel Pérez Biscayart Born in Buenos Aires in March 1986, he starred in the films Tatuado (E ... | |
Sandro Aguilar Born in Portugal in 1974. He studied film at the School of Theatre and ... | |
Jurado Derechos Humanos |
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Bettina Perut Born in Rome, Italy, in 1970, she studied journalism at the Universida ... | |
José Luis García Born in Buenos Aires in 1965, he was director of photography in films ... | |
Paula Felix-Didier Born in Buenos Aires in 1967, she majored in History at the University ... | |
Jurado Selección Oficial Argentina |
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Andrei Ujica Born in Timisoara, Romania, in 1951, he studied literature in this cit ... | |
Bruno Bettati Born in Chile, he was as a script supervisor, assistant director and p ... | |
Catalina Villar Born in Bogota, Colombia, she lives in Paris since 1984. There, she gr ... | |
Dennis Lim Cultural journalist and film critic, he lives in New York and regularl ... | |
Tine Fischer Born in 1968, she majored in Film Studies and Media at the University ... | |
Jurado Selección Oficial Internacional |
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Gary Burns Born in Alberta, Canada, in 1960, he studied dramatic arts at the Univ ... | |
Jean-Pierre Rehm Born in Mostaganen, Algeria, in 1961, he studied Modern Literature and ... | |
Larry Gross Larry Gross is currently at work for Rachid Bouchareb academy-award no ... | |
Luís Miñarro Born in Barcelona, Spain, in 1949, he was a film critic for the magazi ... | |
Santiago Loza Born in Córdoba, Argentina, in 1971. He studied at ENERC and at the Es ... | |
Representantes ARTE - BAL |
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André de Margerie André de Margerie, born in 1951 in Paris. Following a post as Deputy C ... | |
Rémi Burah After working as a banker in the audiovisual sector and at HAUT ET CO ... |
Unofficial Juries
ACCA - Asociación de Cronistas Cinematográficos de la Argentina. |
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Fernando Brenner | |
Gonzalo Aguilar | |
Mónica Satarain | |
ADF - Asociación Argentina de Autores de Fotografía Cinematográfica |
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Pablo Derecho | |
Rogelio Chomnalez | |
Sebastian Zayas | |
FEISAL - Federación de Escuelas de Imagen y Sonido de Iberoamérica |
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Dolly Pussi | |
Marcelo Trotta | |
Rolando López | |
FIPRESCI - Federación Internacional de la Prensa Cinematográfica |
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Gonzalo De Pedro | |
Juan Pablo Cinelli | |
Roger Koza | |
Jurado SIGNIS |
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Blanca Monzón | |
Edgar Rubio | |
Ezequiel Acuña | |
UNICEF (United Nations Children´s Found) |
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Lucía Puenzo | |
María Onetto | |
Osvaldo Bazan |
Awarding BAFICI 13º
Audience Award
- Best Short Film: Fibertel awards a laptop computer with Internet access for a year and one thousand pesos.
- Best Argentine Feature Film: Sponsored by Cinecolor.
- Best International Feature Film: Sponsored by Cinecolor.
- Best Film in the BAFICITO competition
Human Rights Competition
- Best Feature Film
Cinema of the Future
- Best Feature Film: I.Sat awards 15 thousand dollars to acquire the TV rights and as an incentive for the director of the winning film.
Short Films Official Selection
- Best Short Film: El Observatorio grants an award consisting of a tape-to-film transfer.
- Best Short Film: El Observatorio grants an award consisting of a tape-to-film transfer.
- Best Short Film: Kodak grants an award consisting of 5 rolls of 16mm film.
Argentine Official Selection
- Best Director: Alta Definición Argentina, Metrovisión, and La Burbuja Sonido jointly award the winner with a prize consisting of free rentals of HD CAM equipment, enlargement services (to 35mm), and audio post-production.
Moreover, the Metropolitan Fund of Culture, the Arts and Science gives a grant of 10 thousand pesos.
- Best Argentine Film: Cinecolor and Kodak jointly award the winner with a prize consisting of enlargement services (to 35mm) and blank material.
Moreover, the Metropolitan Fund of Culture, the Arts and Science gives a grant of 150 thousand pesos.
- Award for Best Image Treatment: Sponsored by Kodak.
International Official Selection
- Award for Best Argentine Feature Film: Fuji grants an award consisting of 60 rolls of 16mm film.
- Best Actress
- Best Actor
- Best Director
- Best Feature Film: Z Films grants an award consisting of five thousand dollars to acquire the film, DVD and TV rights in Argentina.
The 13th BAFICI will also be graced with the participation of Juries from the following institutions:
- Asociación de Cronistas Cinematográficos Argentinos (Argentine Film Critics Association)
- ADF
- SIGNIS
- FIPRESCI
- FEISAL
- UNICEF awards films touching on childhood and youth and gives a laptop to the director of the winning film.