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Cinema and Video
Fabrica has co-produced a number of films and videos that competed at the
leading international film festivals, in order to support and encourage
independent voices from the "rest of the world" (particularly Africa,
the Arab world, Asia, Latin America).
The Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film awarded to No Man's Land by D. Tanovic
is the crowning achievement of this work that, under the direction of Marco
Müller, with Fabrica's production facility, achieved a string of successes in
the world's major cinema festivals. Among Fabrica Cinema's many successes are
the UNESCO prize for "Mud" by the Turkish director D. Zaim (Venice
2003), the FIPRESCI Award for "Angel on the right" by D. Usmonov,
(London 2002), the Silver Lion for Best Director to B. Payami for "Secret
Ballot" (Venice 2001), the Jury Prize for "Blackboards" by S.
Makhmalbaf (Cannes 2000) and the Silver Lion for Best Director to Z. Yuan for
"Seventeen Years" (Venice 1999).
Cinema Highlights | | // Tropical Malady (2004)
by Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul.
Jury Prize at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival.
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 | | // No Man’s Land (2001)
by Bosnian director Danis Tanovic. Oscar and Golden Globe for Best Foreign
Film 2002, Best Screenplay at Cannes 2001.
For more info seewww.benetton.com/nomansland
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by Iranian-Canadian director Babak Payami.
Best Director Award at Venice 2001.
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 | | // Seventeen Years (1999)
by Chinese director Zhang Yuan.
Silver Lion for Best Director at 1999 Venice Film Festival.
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Video Highlights | | // Solitude at the end of the world (2006)
Special Jury Prize winner at the Festival de Cine Independiente in Buenos
Aires, BAFICI 2006.
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 | | // Aral. Fishing in an invisible sea (2004)
Winner of the Documentary category at the Turin Film Festival 2004.
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