24th Moscow International Film Festival






























24th Moscow International Film Festival
Location
Moscow, Russia
Founded 1959
Awards Grand Prix
Festival date 21–30 June 2002
Website Website

The 24th Moscow International Film Festival was held from 21 to 30 June 2002.[1] The Golden St. George was awarded to the Italian-French film Resurrection directed by Paolo and Vittorio Taviani.




Contents






  • 1 Jury


  • 2 Films in competition


  • 3 Awards


  • 4 References


  • 5 External links





Jury




  • Chinghiz Aitmatov (Kyrgyzstan – President of the Jury)


  • Fruit Chan (Hong Kong)


  • Rakhshan Bani-E'temad (Iran)


  • Jessica Hausner (Austria)


  • Dominique Borg (France)


  • Jos Stelling (Netherlands)


  • Randa Haines (United States)


  • Karen Shakhnazarov (Russia)



Films in competition


The following films were selected for the main competition:



































































































English title
 Original title
 Director(s)
 Production country
Wishes of the Land Aye zohaye zamin Vahid Mousaian Iran
Blue Blue Hiroshi Ando Japan
Chekhov's Motifs Chekhovskie motivy Kira Muratova Russia, Ukraine
Shake It All About En kort en lang Hella Joof Denmark, Germany
Stripping Hengittämättä & nauramatta Saara Saarela Finland
Everyman's Feast Jedermanns fest Fritz Lehner Austria
The Heart of the Bear Karu süda Arvo Iho Estonia, Russia, Germany, Czech Republic
The Cuckoo Kukushka Aleksandr Rogozhkin Russia
The Seventh Sun of Love O 7os ilios tou erota Vangelis Serdaris Greece
Stereoblood Odinochestvo krovi Roman Prygunov Russia
Resurrection Resurrezione Paolo and Vittorio Taviani Italy, France
The Supplement Suplement Krzysztof Zanussi Poland
The House on Turk Street The House on Turk Street Bob Rafelson United States, Canada, Germany
A Hidden Life Uma Vida em Segredo Suzana Amaral Brazil
The Damned Zatracení Dan Svátek Czech Republic


Awards



  • Golden St. George: Resurrection by Paolo and Vittorio Taviani

  • Silver St.George:

    • Best Director: Aleksandr Rogozhkin for The Cuckoo

    • Best Actor: Ville Haapasalo for The Cuckoo

    • Best Actress: Mikako Ichikawa for Blue



  • Special Jury Prize: Wishes of the Land by Vahid Mousaian


  • Stanislavsky Award: Harvey Keitel


  • FIPRESCI Prize: The Cuckoo by Aleksandr Rogozhkin


  • FIPRESCI Special Mention: The Supplement by Krzysztof Zanussi



References





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External links



  • Moscow International Film Festival: 2002 at Internet Movie Database








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