2017 Best of Festival WINNERS
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“Breadwinner” (RUSSIA) Entrant: LBL Production (FreeMotion Group), Novosibirsk Sponsor/Client: Minsk Traktor Works, Minsk, Belarus |
“88 Hours: The Fukushima Nuclear Meltdown” (JAPAN) Entrant: NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation), Tokyo |
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"Focus – Federal Intelligence Service" (SWITZERLAND) Entrant: Centre of Electronic Media, Bern |
“Little Lunch – The Nightmare Before Graduation” (AUSTRALIA) Entrant: Australian Children’s Television Foundation, Melbourne, VIC |
| IQ ONE WORLD AWARD | |
 Director Peter Bostoen and Producers Marc Van Eyken and Jo Goossens of Bozo Film Company, Rotselaar, Belgium, accept One World award remotely at IQ Mexico City conference. |
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ON THE ROAD
IN MOSCOW: Andrey Kotov, co-founder of FreeMotion Group (left), with FilmFest’s Lee Gluckman at AKMR gathering where Gluckman spoke recently on filmmaking.
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Thomas Schöttli, Assistant Director General, Federal Intelligence Service (FIS), Bern, Switzerland, accepted awards in November 2017 for “Focus – Federal Intelligence Service” film, chosen Best of Festival-Educational. (FIS Photo)
NHK winning group for “88 hours”: Production Company CEO Shuichi Nakayama, Director Akio Suzuki, Producer Takehiro Asai, Production Company Director Isao Tanigawa and Director Masahiro Fujikawa
Awards by the dozen
NHK, Japan Broadcasting Corporation, scooped up 12 awards in the 2017 US International Film & Video Festival, and on Sept. 4, their awards were hand delivered during ceremonies in Tokyo.
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Tea time adventures
Representatives of Australian Children’s Television Foundation (ACTF) and Gristmill production company welcomed Lee Gluckman of US International Film & Video Festival to Melbourne for a presentation of awards for “Little Lunch” production.
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