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| The award-winning director comes on board as president of the jury of the 29th MUNICH INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF FILM SCHOOLS |
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| Director Hans Steinbichler (HIERANKL, WINTER JOURNEY, AUTISTIC DISCO, GERMANY 09) will preside over the jury of five experts that awards the most important prizes at the festival. Festival organizer Andreas Ströhl: “In his generation of young German filmmakers, Hans Steinbichler is exceptional. His films have had a unique style from the outset of his career. We’re very pleased to have him as jury president.” Hans Steinbichler screened his first two films at the festival as a student at the Munich film school. “I remember the great expectations I had of the jury very well”, commented Steinbichler, “I recognize the responsibility I have now and take it very seriously.” The 2009 jury also includes two film experts from Germany, an internationally successful Prague-based actor and one of the award winners from last year’s festival. Fabienne Liptay is a junior professor for film history at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich. Natalie Lambsdorff is a commissioning editor at Bavarian Broadcasting. Russian-born actor Ivan Shvedoff has acted in numerous German and foreign films. Slovenian writer-director Matevz Luzar won last year’s Prix Interculturel as well as the Luggi Waldleitner Award for Best Screenplay in 2007. From the 15th until the 21st of November, 61 films from film schools in 27 countries will be competing for prizes totaling 56.500 Euros. The Festival Jury picks, among others, the winners of the Best Film - VFF Young Talent Award, the ARRI Award for Best Documentary, the Luggi Waldleitner Award, the Student Camera Award and the Arte Short Film Award. |
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Young filmmakers from 24 countries
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