Great success with the public, exceptional guests and prestigious awards: the 6th edition of Andaras Traveling Film Festival did not miss anything.
The summer competition dedicated to short travel cinema, hosted by Enrica Pintore and staged in the splendid Costa delle Miniere, between the municipalities of Fluminimaggiore, Buggerru and Iglesias with screenings, meetings, concerts, masterclasses and live showcases - including the evocative performance acoustic performance by the singer-songwriter Francesco Motta – ended with the award ceremony of the competing films, subjected to the judgment of three juries: the special jury, made up of the actress Carolina Crescentini, the director Monica Nappo and the director Ado Hasanovich, the classic jury, with Flavio Natalia (director of Ciak), Francesca Maria Scanu (screenwriter and producer) and Selene Caramazza (actress), and the special Ad Astra jury, composed of Maurizio Temporin (writer, artist), Luna Gualano (director) and Rancore (rapper) .
The eight winners in the various categories:
Andaras Noas “New Paths”: “Things unheard of” by Ramazan Kılıç;
Gazes from the World 2024: “Sermersuaq, the great ice” by Patrizia Bruno;
Ad Astra 2024: “Big Love” by Cristiano Gazzarrini;
Strange World 2024: “Until we die” by Myriam Verreault and Brigitte Poupart;
Narrative Short 2024: “The Skates” by Halima Ouardiri;
Best Docu Short 2024: “Deserto Bianco” by Marta Massa;
Best Another Day 2024: “Making Babies” by Éric K. Boulianne;
Animation 2024: “Zoo” by Tariq Rimawi.
Special awards to “Titanic, a version adapted for Iranian families” by Farnoosh Samadi and to “Home” by Valerio Armati and Nina Baratta, and honorable mentions to “3MWh” by Marie-Magdalena Kochová, Valentina Bellè for the role of Miranda in “ Miranda's mind”, Maddalena Crespi for the direction of “Miranda's mind” and Isabella Margaraper for the direction of “Nothing Holier Than A Dolphin”.
