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Ann Arbor Film Festival names winners for '91

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Ann Arbor Film Festival names winners for '91

The 29th Ann Arbor Film Festival ended Sunday with a screening of award-winning entries, as selected by a panel of three judges.

■ Best of Festival — “Dizzy,” Matthew Buckingham, New York

■ Tom Berman Award (Most Promising Filmmaker) — “New Shoes: An Interview in Exactly 5 Minutes,” Anne Marie Fleming, Vancouver; “Tapas,” Pia Cseri-Briones, Rochester

■ Lawrence Kasdan Award (Best Narrative Film) — “Harry Weinberg's Notebook,” Yariv Kohn, Los Angeles

■ Peter Wilde Award (Most Innovative Film) — “Bravo Papa 2040," Susanne Franzel, Switzerland; “Nice Girls Don't Do It,” Kathy Day-mond, Toronto

■ Micheal Moore Award (Best Documentary Film) — “Stop the Church,” Robert Hilferty, New York

■ Best Experimental Film — “Journalism Conducts a Tour,” Laurie Dunphy, Chicago

■ Best Animation — “Ode to GI Joe,” Gregory P. Grant, Solvang; “Maxwell’s Demon,” James Duesing, Cincinnati; “Choreography for Copy Machine,” Chel White, Portland

■ Experimental Documentary — “The Game,” Mel Halbach, Salt Lake City

■ Experimental Narrative — “Maternal Life,” Jan Millsapps, Daly City; “This State I’m In,” Robert Ziebell, Houston

■ The Judges’ Go For It Award — “The Lone Blackbird,” Susan Hadfield and Ann Roetcisoender, Ann Arbor; “Post No Bills,” Clay Walker & Marianne Dissard, Los Angeles

■ The Official Ron Mann You Wash I’ll Dry Award — “Plates,” Gary Goldberg, New York

■ The Official Heather McAdams Encouragement Award — “Step Off a Ten Foot Platform With Your Clothes On,” Scott Miller, San Francisco

■ The Official Zeinabu Davis X-Ray Award — “Sanctus,” Barbara Hammer, Oakland

■ Look Before You Leap Award — “C’mon Babe (Danke Schoen),” Sharon Sandusky, Chicago; “Stealing Altitude,” Riger Teich & John Starr, Los Angeles

■ Honorable Mentions — “Report From the Loveland,” Peter Pospelov; “Reflections,” Dwight Wilkins, Athens, Ohio

■ Soviet Film Initiative Mention — “Aunt Hallie,” Stephen Mims & Christopher Hammond, Boston

■ Audience Pick — “The Potato Hunter,” Timothy Little, San Francisco