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Juries
1.1
Main Competition
1.2
Short Films Competition
2
Official Sections
tion
2.1
In Competition
3
Independent Sections
section
3.1
Venice International Film Critics' Week
4
Official Awards
on
4.1
Main Competition
4.2
Luigi De Laurentis Award
4.3
Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement
5
Independent Awards
ction
5.1
The President of the Italian Senate's gold medal
5.2
FIPRESCI Prize
5.3
OCIC Award
5.4
UNICEF Award
5.5
UNESCO Award
5.6
Pasinetti Award
5.7
Pietro Bianchi Award
5.8
Isvema Award
5.9
FEDIC Award
5.10
Little Golden Lion
5.11
Anicaflash Prize
5.12
Elvira Notari Prize
5.13
Cult Network Italia Prize
5.14
FilmCritica "Bastone Bianco" Award
5.15
Future Film Festival Digital Award
5.16
Laterna Magica Prize
5.17
Sergio Trasatti Award
5.18
CinemAvvenire Award
5.19
Children and Cinema Award
5.20
Rota Soundtrack Award
5.21
Special Director's Award
6
References
7
External links
56th Venice International Film Festival
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The 56th annual Venice International Film Festival was held between 1 and 11 September 1999.
Stanley Kubrick's final film Eyes Wide Shut was the festival's opening film. Yugoslavian filmmaker Emir Kusturica was the Jury President for the main competition.
The Golden Lion was awarded to Not One Less directed by Zhang Yimou.[1][2]
Main Competition[edit]
The following people comprised the 1999 jury:[3]
Short Films Competition[edit]
Official Sections[edit]
In Competition[edit]
| English title
|
Original title
|
Director(s)
|
Production country
|
| Appassionate |
Tonino De Bernardi |
Italy
|
| The Cider House Rules |
Lasse Hallström |
United States
|
| Crazy in Alabama |
Antonio Banderas
|
| Empty Days |
Rien à faire |
Marion Vernoux |
France
|
| Holy Smoke! |
Jane Campion |
Australia
|
| Jesus' Son |
Alison Maclean |
Canada, United States
|
| Lies |
거짓말 |
Jang Sun-woo |
South Korea
|
| Mal |
Alberto Seixas Santos |
Portugal
|
| Night Wind |
Le vent de la nuit |
Philippe Garrel |
France, Italy, Switzerland
|
| No Scandal |
Pas de scandale |
Benoît Jacquot |
France
|
| Northern Skirts |
Nordrand |
Barbara Albert |
Austria, Germany, Switzerland
|
| Not One Less |
一個都不能少 |
Zhang Yimou |
China
|
| A Pornographic Affair |
Une liaison pornographique |
Frédéric Fonteyne |
Belgium, France, Switzerland, Luxembourg
|
| Seventeen Years |
過年回家 |
Zhang Yuan |
China
|
| Topsy-Turvy |
Mike Leigh |
United Kingdom
|
| Until Tomorrow |
A domani |
Gianni Zanasi |
Italy
|
| The Venice Project |
Robert Dornhelm |
United States, Austria
|
| A Week in the Life of a Man |
Tydzień z życia mężczyzny |
Jerzy Stuhr |
Poland
|
| The Wind Will Carry Us |
باد ما را خواهد برد |
Abbas Kiarostami |
Iran, France
|
Independent Sections[edit]
Venice International Film Critics' Week[edit]
The following feature films were selected to be screened as In Competition for this section:[4]
Official Awards[edit]
Zhang Yimou, Golden Lion winner for Not One Less
Main Competition[edit]
Luigi De Laurentis Award[edit]
Independent Awards[edit]
The President of the Italian Senate's gold medal[edit]
FIPRESCI Prize[edit]
OCIC Award[edit]
UNICEF Award[edit]
UNESCO Award[edit]
Pasinetti Award[edit]
Pietro Bianchi Award[edit]
Isvema Award[edit]
FEDIC Award[edit]
Little Golden Lion[edit]
Anicaflash Prize[edit]
Elvira Notari Prize[edit]
Cult Network Italia Prize[edit]
FilmCritica "Bastone Bianco" Award[edit]
Future Film Festival Digital Award[edit]
Laterna Magica Prize[edit]
Sergio Trasatti Award[edit]
CinemAvvenire Award[edit]
Children and Cinema Award[edit]
Rota Soundtrack Award[edit]
Special Director's Award[edit]
References[edit]
^ "Juries for the 1990s". 19 April 2010. Retrieved 3 April 2018.
^ "14th International Film Critics' Week". sicvenezia.it. Archived from the original on 4 April 2018. Retrieved 2 April 2018.
External links[edit]
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