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Juried, Audience and Festival Awards

2020 Naples International Film Festival


The Awards


 

The Subject

Audience Award
Best Narrative Feature

The Subject
Lanie Zipoy, director
$1,000 cash prize

 

amazing grace

Audience Award
Best Documentary Feature

Amazing Grace
Lynn Montgomery, director
$1,000 cash prize

 

Audience Award
Best Short Film

Feeling Through
Doug Roland, director
$500 cash prize

 

Materna

Juried Award
Best Narrative Feature

Materna
David Gutnik, director
$1,250 cash prize

 

Bastards Road

Juried Award
Best Documentary Feature

Bastards’ Road
Brian Morrison, director
$1,250 cash prize

 

Focus on the Arts Award
Actually, Iconic: Richard Estes
Olympia Stone, director

 

Drought

Indie Spirit Award
Drought
Hannah Black, director
Megan Petersen, director

 

before/during/after

Programmers Choice Award
before/during/after
Stephen Kunken, director
Jack Lewars, director

 

Coming Clean

Impact Award
Coming Clean
Ondi Timoner, director

 

The Outside Story

Best First Feature Award
The Outside Story
Casimir Nozkowski, director

 

A Piece of Cake

Rising Star Award
The Bragg Brothers
A Piece of Cake

The Jurors


althoff
Eric Althoff is a film writer and reviewer for Screen Comment and is the former entertainment editor at the Washington Times. He has interviewed hundreds of filmmakers and Hollywood actors, and also covered the Oscars on the ground in Hollywood in 2017 — the year of the infamous best picture "mistake." Althoff co-produced the Emmy-winning documentary The Town That Disappeared Overnight, and his next short doc, called The Long Hair, is due later this year. His writing has also appeared in the Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Napa Valley Register and elsewhere.


clark
Candy Clark is an American actress with more than 70 film and TV credits. She is well known for her role as Debbie in the 1973 film American Graffiti, for which she received a nomination for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. Other notable performances include her roles in Blue Thunder, The Blob, John Huston’s Fat City, and Mary Lou in the 1976 film The Man Who Fell to Earth, starring David Bowie.


yan
Originally from Wuhan, Frank Yan is the director of programming at CineCina, a New York based film festival focusing on Chinese-language cinema. He is also the co-founder of Soundtrack Magazine, the premier soundtrack record label in China.

 


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