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Iranian movie wins Bridge of Arts Festival in Rostov-on-Don

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Iranian movie wins Bridge of Arts Festival in Rostov-on-Don


29.08.2017

RF Ministry of CultureResults of the International Motivational Film Festival - Bridge of Arts in Rostov-on-Don were announced. The gala closing ceremony was timed with Russian Cinema Day, as per the website of Ministry of Culture.

Yellow movie directed by Iranian filmmaker Mostafa Taqizadeh gained the main prize of the festival conducted for the third time. This movie got the award for best screenwriter as well.

For the first time, Russia Inspires! award for best Russian film on tourism and traveling was added to other nominations. Films about sightseeing in our country were competing for the victory. The jury have acknowledged that Teriberka.LIVE by Julia Varentseva from Murmansk region is winner in this nomination.

I Can See You movie by Russian film director Denis Kudryavtsev became best short-length movie. French filmmaker Loic Barche with his movie titled Goliath is acknowledged best film director of short-length movies.

Zuzana Kornerova got the title of best actress for the main role in Ice Mother, a Czech-Slovak co-production of director Bohdan Sláma. Brazilian filmmaker Rodrigo Pandolfo is crowned best actor for his part in Joao – o Maestro movie by Mauro Lima.

The winner in the nomination for best screenwriter’s job is a film director from Japan Shinobu Yaguchi with his movie Once Electricity was Gone.

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