ttff/22 Winners Announcement

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The trinidad+tobago film festival is pleased to announce the ttff/22 award-winning films!

Best Student Film: Take Care, directed by Shun Tachizono

Honorable Mentions: Hide!, directed by Shaochen Wang and Cracked, directed by Lin Que Ayoung.

Best Film as Decided by a Youth Jury: Lo que se hereda (It runs in the family), directed by Victoria Linares Villegas.

Honorable Mentions: Hide!, directed by Shaochen Wang and Cracked, directed by Lin Que Ayoung.

Best Documentary Short Film: Strictly two Wheel, directed by Ania Freer

Best Narrative Short Film: Twa Fèy (Three leaves), directed by “Eleonore Coyette & Sephora Monteau

Honorable Mention: Ici s’achève le Monde Connu (Here ends the world we’ve known), directed by Anne-Sophie Nanki

Best Documentary Feature Film: Paroles de Nègres (The words of negroes), directed by Sylvaine Dampierre

Honorable Mention: Mafifa, directed by Daniela Muñoz Barroso

Best Narrative Feature Film: Cette Maison (This House), directed by Miryam Charles

Honorable Mention: Una Pelicula Sobre Parejas (A Film About Couples), directed by Natalia Cabral & Oriol Estrada

Best Trinidad and Tobago Film: King David, directed by Walt Lovelace

Award-winning films will be available for viewing on screens 9 and 10 at MovieTowne POS at 8pm tomorrow, Wed 28 Sept. Get tickets at MovieTowne POS box office.

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