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AWARDED FILMS BY CATEGORIES:
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THE HONEYFIELDS
by MATT GORDON
The Honeyfields is a story of brothers and the way only brothers love. Our film explores what becomes of this eternal bond when brothers Robbie and Benji Hedrick are divided by the love between the older brother and a local girl.
Special Prize to Best Short Film | |
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OF GENIES AND GOLDFISH
by GEORGE A VILLALBA
And old Indian barber takes on a lonely young man and teaches him how to become a genie.
Awarded Category: Direction | |
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EL DESCAMPADO
by PEDRO TOUCEDA
A poetic, magical, short film in which what you see is as important as what you don't see.
Awarded Category: Screenplay | |
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OUTSIDE IN
by LAURA CARRUTHERS
Outside In returns to an ancient theme and ever present power inside the daily realm and rite of dance, where the summoned characters, earth, air, fire, and water, perform in concert with human skill and imagination.
Awarded Category: Integral Realization | |
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TYSTA ROP
by JAN-EJE FERLING
We all have parents, present or absent, and how we choose to relate to them I think it?s crucial for our lives and destinies.
Actress Performance: Viveca Dahlén | |
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JACK
by MATT BORLENGHI
The story of a famous actor who ends up using his fame to become a successful serial killer.
Actor Performance: Matt Borlenghi | |
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WRITING ON THE WALL
by RACHEL GORDON
On her birthday, a young woman gradually disappears from existence and those in her life unknowingly close the gap left by her departure.
Awarded Category: Photography, Melissa Guimaraes | |
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FISH ON THE RIVERSIDE
by RICHARD M. NAGY
The virtouos gives back the fish to the river, and as if it was in exchange, he finds a ring on the shore. In due course the ring will belong to his partner for life, and after death it gets again to the river. But what existed first: the fish or the ring?
Awarded Category: Art Direction | |
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WE WON THE WAR
by KERRI DAVENPORT-BURTON
Set in an East London laundry We Won The War explores a touching moment between a young girl and a war veteran.
Awarded Category: Editing | | |
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SPECIAL MENTIONS:
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BABY PEPPER
by CARL RUSSO
Choosing the proper crowd-control technique is tricky for Officer Chott when he finds himself face-to-face with a radical but adorable junior protester. | |
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THROUGH THE EYES OF AUTISM
by ERICA JEAN
Through the eyes of Autism shows the world of an autistic child using visual imagery, music, sound effects and tex. | |
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WHERE'S STANELY
by JEANNE POPE
An intimate portrait of an elusive Montreal sculptor which examines a few fleeting moments in a singular life. | |
OFFICIAL SELECTION
by alphabetical order:
9 MINUTES TO NIRVANA by NAREN MULTANI
AMOR SACRO E AMOR PROFANO by STEFANO TERENZIANI
AQUA by DÁVID SPÁH
BEAUTIFUL DANCER by JOAN FLANNERY
BEAUTY SECRET by TITUS KEININGHAM and TIMOTHY KEININGHAM
BORDELINE by MILTON COYKENDALL
BRING IT ARM! by J.J. HICKEY
CELL CALL by ANTON LINECKER
DINNER DATE WITH MY HUSBAND by KHIJIR HAYAT KHAN
DOLLS by SUSAN LUCIANI
EMBRACE by KATE GAUL
FLINCH by JAY WHEDDON
GOOG COP, BAD COP by MARK CARTIER
GRATTE-PAPIER/ PENPUSHER by GUILLAUME MARTINEZ
GUARDIAN'S WHISPER by REYN MERCURI
HAPLOS "TOUCH" by RICO V. GUTIERREZ
HOMAGE TO CESARE PAVESE by PABLO POROLLI
IN MEMORY OF ME by SAMANTHA LAVIN
LOSS by KONSTANTINOS TOPALIS
LOVE AND DEATH by BEDENKO VLADIMIR and BEDENKO VLADIMIR(FILS)
MOMO by TUSS WU
MONTESACRO by ALESSANDRO CELLI
PAULA by MARCO LEÓN
PEACE OF MIND by JERMAINE L. WILLIAMS
PRESENCIA by HUGO CORONA
RIDING WITH THE WIND by SHASTA LUSK
RIEN NE VA PLUS by ANDREAS SCHAAP
SKELETON CREW by SHAUNE HARRISON
SLEEPER by ANDREW MILNER
SLOW DAY AT SPORTSMANS by ROGER E. BROWN
SMILE DIARIES by PAUL JOFFE
SPACE DISGRACE by JD BARFIELD
STAY AWAKE by BLERIME TOPALLI
STAY INSIDE by STATHIS ATHANASIOU
SWIMMING by TAMZIN HAUGHTON
THE GOLD NECKLACE by KARINA GOODMAN
THE INHERITORS by CHARLES D. CONKLYN
THE INSIDE JOB by JOHN TADDEO
THE JC STORY by JUNO ORION
THE KILLING ROOM by ALEX KUZELICKI
THE LAST MINUTE by NAREN MULTANI
THE MELODY OF PEACEFUL by CHUNG WAI-KIT
THE ONLY WITNESS by FRANCESCA R. DEL SETTE
THE ORB by MATTHEW T. BURNS
THE PICNIC by TIMOTHY J ALLISON
ZOOM SUIT by JOHN TADDEO
The selection was made among more than two hundred registered movies. |
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Short Film Festival of Los Angeles - 2006 Awards
