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April 5 saw the presentation in Panama of the Platino Ibero-American Film Awards promoted by the Audiovisual Producers’ Rights Management Association (EGEDA) and the Ibero-American Federation of Film and Audiovisual Producers (FIPCA).
The big winner of the ceremony was Gloria by Sebastián Lelio, recipient of the Films in Progress Industry Award at the 60th edition of the San Sebastian Festival in 2012 presented the following year in its Pearls section. Gloria carried off best film, best screenplay (Sebastián Lelio) and best leading actress for Paulina García, who sat on the official jury at the Festival’s 61st edition.
The best director award went to Amat Escalante for Heli, another title presented in the Horizontes Latinos section following its premiere at the Festival de Cannes. Escalante was also chairman of last year’s International Film Students Meeting jury.
In addition, two awards went to the film that opened the Festival at its 61st edition, Futbolín (Foosball), by Juan José Campanella: best animated film and best original music (Emilio Kauderer). The award for best Ibero-American co-production went to El médico alemán-Wakolda (The German Doctor), by Lucía Puenzo, a film which, following its premiere at Cannes, also featured in the Horizontes Latinos programme. Lastly, the best documentary accolade went to Diego Galán’s Con la pata quebrada, presented at the Festival in its Made in Spain section following its screening at the Festival de Cannes.
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