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72nd San Sebastián International Film Festival
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The 72nd San Sebastián International Film Festival took place from 20 to 28 September 2024 in San Sebastián,[1] Gipuzkoa, Spain.
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Background
A restored 4K version of Montxo Armendariz's film Tasio (which premiered at the 1984 San Sebastián Film Festival) was announced to be part of the 'Klasikoak' slate.[2] Audrey Diwan's Emmanuelle was later revealed to be the festival's opening film, as well as part of the official selection's competitive lineup.[3][4][5] 2023 Donostia Award winner Javier Bardem is expected to receive the award in 2024, as the 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike prevented him from attending the 71st festival.[6] On 9 May 2024, the festival's organization unveiled the official poster for the 72nd edition; it features Donostia Award winner Cate Blanchett and it was designed by José Luis Lanzagorta based on a black and white photograph by Gustavo Papaleo.[7][8] On 12 July 2024, the Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences of Spain disclosed the 17 Spanish-produced titles which are to be part of the festival slate.[9] On 14 August 2024, filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar was announced as the recipient of another Donostia Award.[10] In September 2024, We Live In Time was announced as the festival's closing film, in a non-competitive slot.[11] On 17 September 2024, the official selection jury was announced.[12]
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Juries
Main Competition
- Jaione Camborda, Spanish film director and screenwriter – Jury president[12]
- Leila Guerriero, Argentine journalist and writer
- Ulrich Seidl, Austrian film director, writer and producer
- Chrístos Níkou , Greek film director, writer and producer
- Carole Scotta , French film producer and distributor
- Fran Kranz, American actor and film director
Kutxabank-New Directors Award
- Philippe Bober, French film producer – Jury president
- Izibene Oñederra, Spanish film director and screenwriter
- Eduardo Crespo, Argentine film director
- Aulona Selmani, Swizz film director, writer and actress
- Jessica Kiang, Irish film critic, essayist and programmer
Latin Horizons
- Fernando Enrique Juan Lima, Argentine film critic and former director of the Mar del Plata International Film Festival – Jury president
- Pedro Fernandez Santos, Spanish film producer
- Valentina Maurel , Costa-Rican film director and writer
Zabaltegi-Tabakalera Award
- Emilie Bujès, French festival programmer and art director for Visions du Réel – Jury president
- Santiago Loza, Argentine film director and writer
- Hrönn Kristinsdóttir, Icelandic film producer
Irizar Basque Film Award
- Itziar Lazkano , Spanish actress and theatre director – Jury president
- Joseba Lopezortega, Spanish historian and director of the Bilbao International Festival of Documentary and Short Film (ZINEBI)
- Izaskun Rodríguez, Spanish journalist and professor
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Sections
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Official selection
The official selection slate includes the following pictures:[13][14][15][16][17]
In competition
- Highlighted title indicates award winner.[18]
Out of Competition
New Directors
The New Directors slate includes:[19][20][16]
Latin Horizons (Horizontes Latinos)
The Latin Horizons slate includes the following films:[21][22]
Zabaltegi-Tabakalera
The Zabaltegi-Tabakalera section includes:[23][24]
Perlak
The 'Perlak' section includes:[25][26]
- Highlighted title indicates City of Donostia / San Sebastián Audience Award winner.[27]
- Highlighted title indicates City of Donostia / San Sebastián Audience Award for Best European Film winner.[27]
Velodrome (Velódromo)
The following pictures will be screened at the Velodrome:[13]
Retrospective: Violent Italy
The retrospective section 'Violent Italy', dedicated to Italian crime films, includes the following titles:[28]
Klasikoak
The Klasikoak selection includes the following films:[29]
RTVE Galas
RTVE programmed galas for three film presentations:[30][31]
Culinary Zinema
The films in the Culinary Zinema slate are listed as follows:[32][33]
Made in Spain
The films in the Made in Spain slate are listed as follows:[34][35]
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Awards
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Some of the festival awards as listed as follows:[18][36]
Main Competition
- Golden Shell: Afternoons of Solitude by Albert Serra
- Special Jury Prize: Cast of The Last Showgirl
- Silver Shell for Best Director: Laura Carreira for On Falling & Pedro Martín-Calero for The Wailing
- Silver Shell for Best Leading Performance: Patricia López Arnaiz for Glimmers
- Silver Shell for Best Supporting Performance: Pierre Lottin for When Fall Is Coming
- Jury Prize for Best Screenplay: François Ozon for When Fall Is Coming
- Jury Prize Best Cinematography: Piao Songri for Bound in Heaven
Other official awards
- Kutxabank-New Directors Award: Bagger Drama by Piet Baumgartner
- Special Mention: La guitarra flamenca de Yerai Cortés by Antón Álvarez
- Horizontes Award: Kill the Jockey by Luis Ortega
- Zabaltegi-Tabakalera Award: April by Dea Kulumbegashvili
- Special Mention: Collective Monologue by Jessica Sarah Rinland
- Nest Award: The Reign of Antoine by José Luis Jiménez Gómez
- Culinary Zinema Award: Mugaritz. Sin pan ni postre by Paco Plaza
- Eusko Label Award – First Award: Las Guardianas by Borja De Agüero
- Eusko Label Award – Second Award: KM 0 by Jon Martija Leunda
- Irizar Basque Film Award: Chaplin, Spirit of the Tramp by Carmen Chaplin
- Special Mention: Réplica by Pello Gutiérrez Peñalba
- San Sebastian Audience Award: The Marching Band by Emmanuel Courcol
- San Sebastian Audience Award for Best European Film: The Seed of the Sacred Fig by Mohammad Rasoulof
- Dama Youth Award: Turn Me On by Michael Tyburski
Industry awards
- WIP LATAM Industry Award: A Loose End by Daniel Hendler
- EGEDA PLATINO Industria Award for the Best WIP LATAM: Cuerpo Celeste by Nayra Ilic
- WIP Europa Industry Award: Blue Marks by Sarah Miro Fischer
- WIP Europa Award: Blue Marks by Sarah Miro Fischer
- XIII Europe-Latin America Co-Production Forum Best Project Award: The Two Landscapes by Francisco Lezama
- DALE! Award: The Two Landscapes by Francisco Lezama
- Artekino International Prize: Mar de Lebo by Mariana Saffon
- ELAMEDIA - Euskadi Post-Production Award:
Other awards
- RTVE-Another Look Award: All We Imagine as Light by Payal Kapadia
- Special Mention: On Falling by Laura Carreira
- Spanish Cooperation Award: Sujo by Astrid Rondero, Fernanda Valadez
- Euskadi Basque Country 2030 Agenda Award: I'm Nevenka by Icíar Bollaín
- Dunia Ayaso Award: Little Loves by Celia Rico Clavellino
Parallel awards
- FIPRESCI Award: Bound in Heaven by Huo Xin
- Feroz Zinemaldia Award: Afternoons of Solitude by Albert Serra
- Sebastiane Award: Reas by Lola Arias
- Lurra - Greenpeace Award: The Wild Robot by Chris Sanders
- SIGNIS Award: Glimmers by Pilar Palomero
- Ateneo Guipuzcoano Award: Afternoons of Solitude by Albert Serra
Donostia Award
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References
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