Press enter after choosing selection

Film Festival Winners Announced

Film Festival Winners Announced image
Parent Issue
Ann Arbor News, March 26, 1990
Day
26
Month
March
Year
1990
Copyright
Copyright Protected
Rights Held By
Donated by the Ann Arbor News. © The Ann Arbor News.
OCR Text

Film festival

winners

announced

Below is a list of winners at the 28th annual Ann Arbor Film Festival announced over the* weekend. The festival was held at the Michigan Theater.

Best of the Festival ($1500): “Piece Touchee” by Martin Arnold, San Francisco.

Tom Berman Award for most promising filmmaker ($1200): “You Take Care Now" by Ann Marie Fleming, Vancouver.

Marvin Felheim Award for

best local filmmaker ($500): “McJew” by Michael J. Young, Ann Arbor.

Lawrence Kasdan Award for best narrative film ($500): (tie) “Moving Pictures" by Richard Myers, Kent. Ohio, and "The Riverbed” by James Miller, W. Los Angeles.

Peter Wilde Award for most innovative film ($500): “Moving Pictures” by Richard Myers, Kent, Ohio.

Best Documentary Award: “100 NY, NY 1989” by Kyle Kihbe. New York-

Best Animation Award: (tie) “Under the Sea” by Paul Gli-bicki, Pittsburgh, and “Geologic Time” by Skip Battaglia, Rochester.

Isabella Liddell Art Award

for most promising woman filmmaker: "A Constant State of Departure” by Lidia Szajko, San Francisco.

Other prize winners ($100): “Human on My Faithless Arm” by Valerie Tereszko, Vancouver; “Meet ... Bradley Harrison Picklesimer by Heather Clary McAdama. Chicago; "Winter-heat” by Mark Street, San Francisco; “Faint Echos” by Paul Winkler, Sydney; “Serving Two Masters” by Edward Lewis, San Francisco; “Boys/Life” by Phillip B. Roth, New York; “Wind Grass Song: The Voice of Our Grandmothers" by Tori/Brie-tling/Jana Birchum, Austin; “Sodom by the Sea” by Harried Hirshorn and Mary Patierno, New York; “Deconstruction Sight” by Dominic Angerame, San Francisco. $50 winners: “Corpuscular” by Yves LaFon-taine, Montreal; “Current Events” by Ralph Arlyck, Poughkeepsie; “Holding Margie’s Hand” by Jill Goldman, Los Angeles.

Screener’s Pick: “The Measurement’s of Oxford” by Barry Kimm, Minneapolis.