Jury List & Awards
Official Juries
International Official Selection Jury |
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Andrés Di Tella Born in 1958, he directed several films, including Montoneros, una his ... | |
Chinlin Hsieh Born in Taiwan, she moved to France in 1988. She studied piano, fine a ... | |
Marie-Pierre Macia After majoring in Literature, she worked at the Cinémathèque Française ... | |
Peter Mettler Born in 1958 in Toronto, Canada, he studied Filmmaking at the local Ry ... | |
Veronika Franz Born in Vienna, Austria, in 1965, she works as a journalist for the ne ... | |
Argentine Official Selection Jury |
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Christoph Hochhäusler He was born in 1972 in Munich, Germany. He studied Architecture at the ... | |
Dominga Sotomayor versity of Chile and did a master’s degree in Filmmaking in Spain. In ... | |
Giovanni Maderna He was born in Milan, Italy, in 1973. He quitted his Literature studie ... | |
Michael Wahrmann Born in 1979 in Montevideo, Uruguay, he grew up in Israel and lives in ... | |
Yulene Olaizola She was born in Mexico City in 1983. She graduated from the Film Train ... | |
Avant-Garde & Genre Jury |
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Ángel Sala Corbí Born in Barcelona, Spain, he’s a Law graduate, film critic, script wri ... | |
Gonzalo Castro Born in Buenos Aires in 1972, he’s a filmmaker and writer. He directed ... | |
Stephanie Zacharek She lives in New York, USA, and has written about films for more than ... | |
Argentine Short Films Jury |
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Agustín Mendilaharzu He was born in Buenos Aires in 1975. Together with Mariano Llinás, Ale ... | |
Alejandra Trelles Born in Montevideo, Uruguay, in 1974, she has a MA in Performing Arts ... | |
Helvécio Marins Jr. Born in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, in 1973, he studied Filmmaking at the ... | |
Human Rights Competition Jury |
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Bruno Bettati Born in Chile in 1973, he graduated in Philosophy. A managing partner ... | |
Erez Pery An artistic director of the Cinema South Festival in Israel, as well a ... | |
Lucía Puenzo Born in Buenos Aires in 1976, she’s a writer and filmmaker. Her first ... | |
BAL Jury |
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Luciano Monteagudo A programmer and film critic, he is in charge of programming of the Le ... | |
Agustina Chiarino She was born in 1988 in Montevideo and received a degree in Communicat ... | |
Marco Müller Born in Rome in 1953, he served as the Festival Director in Rotterdam ... |
Unofficial Juries
ACCA - Argentine Film Reviewers Association |
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Daniel Garabal | |
Héctor Hochman | |
Juan Pablo Russo | |
ADF - Argentine Association of Cinematographers |
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Marcelo Lavintman | |
Pigu Gómez | |
Rogelio Chomnalez | |
FEISAL - Image and Sound Schools Federation of Ibero-America |
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Dolly Pussi | |
Carlos Trilnick | |
Marcelo Trotta | |
FIPRESCI - International Federation of Film Critics |
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Francisco Ferreira (Portugal) | |
Javier Diz (Argentina) | |
Pedro Butcher (Brasil - Brazil) | |
SIGNIS - World Catholic Association for Communication |
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Carlos Ferraro | |
Gabriela Cicalese | |
Martín Bernal |
BAFICI 15º Awards
International Official Selection
- Best Actress
- Best Actor
- Best Director
- Best Film: Z Films gives 5,000 dollars to the winning film for the acquisition of the film, DVD and TV rights in Argentina.
Argentine Official Selection
- Best Director
Alta Definición Argentina and La Burbuja Sonido jointly award a prize consisting of equipment for shooting 2K/4K for 4 weeks and audio post-wproduction sessions.
In addition, the Ministry of Culture awards 10,000 pesos. - Best Film
Cinecolor grants a prize consisting of 3 full-day conform sessions, 5 full-day color correction sessions, 3 full-day visual effect sessions – including editor, colorist and art director – and the digitization for DCP, DCP creation of the feature film with 10 keys.
In addition, the Ministry of Culture awards a grant of 150,000 pesos for the director’s future project. - Award for Best Image Treatment sponsored by Cinecolor.
Short Films Official Selection
- First Prize
Sinsistema grants a prize consisting of post-production services including up to 4 full-day color correction sessions and 1 DCP master encoding for a short film of up to 30 minutes - Second Prize
Sinsistema grants a prize consisting of post-production services including 1 DCP master encoding for a short film of up to 30 minutes.
Avant-Garde and Genre
- Grand Prize - Avant-Garde and Genre
- Best Feature Film
- Best Short Film
Human Rights Competition
- Best Film
Audience Award
- Best Argentine Film - Audience Award sponsored by ISAT - Cinecolor
I.Sat will award US$ 5,000 (with the possibility of acquiring the rights) - Best International Film - Audience Award sponsored by ISAT - Cinecolor
I.Sat will award US$ 5,000 (with the possibility of acquiring the rights) - Best Film in Little BAFICI
The 15th BAFICI will also be graced with the participation of jury members from the following institutions:
- Asociación de Cronistas Cinematográficos Argentinos (Argentine Film Critics Association)
- ADF
- SIGNIS
- FIPRESCI
- FEISAL