Olhares do Mediterrâneo - Cinema no Feminino

Olhares do Mediterrâneo - Women's Film Festival is an international film festival of films made by Mediterranean women directors. The 7th edition of the Festival took place in Lisbon, Portugal, on November 25-29 2020, at Cinema São Jorge.

Apart from the films, the Festival offers a diversity of cultural activities that take place during the whole festival at the same venue. A call to submissions for the 7th edition is on until May 15.

After a successful first edition, in 2014, the film festival made an upgrade and took it to the competitive level.

In 2019, the Festival changed its name (and logo) to OLHARES DO MEDITERRÂNEO – WOMEN'S FILM FESTIVAL

=2019 winners=

The winners of the 6th edition of Olhares do Mediterrâneo – Women's Film Festival in 2019 were:

→Jury award

  • Best Feature Film: VIA SAN CIPRIANO | San Cipriano Road, by Lea Schlude (Itália), Italy, Germany, doc, 2019, 67’
  • Honorable Mention: PUTA MINA | Damn Mine, BY Colectivo Puta Mina, Spain, doc, 2018, 59’
  • Best Short Film: BLACK MAMBA by Amel Guellaty, Tunisia, fic, 2017, 20’
  • Honorable Mention: NON È AMORE QUESTO, by Teresa Sala, Italy, doc-fic, 2018, 33’

→Travessias Award

  • Best Film: STRANGE FISH, by Giulia Bertoluzzi, Italy, doc, 2018, 55’
  • Honorable Mention: PARADISE WITHOUT PEOPLE, by Francesca Trianni, Greece, Estonia, Germany, doc, 2018, 80’
  • Honorable Mention: SHADOW, by Zeina Qahwaji (Syria), Belgium, doc, 2017, 20’

→Começar a Olhar (School films)

  • Best Film: FAMILY IN EXILE, by Fatima Matousse (Morocco), USA, doc, 2018, 15’
  • Honorable Mention: ELLA, MUERTA DE FRÍO, YO CALLADA HASTA LOS HUESOS | Frozen to death, Soaked to the Skin, by Elena Tara, Spain, fic, 2019, 13’
  • Honorable Mention: SHADOW, by Zeina Qahwaji (Syria), Belgium, doc, 2017, 20’

→Audience Award

  • Best Film: STRANGE FISH, by Giulia Bertoluzzi, Italy, doc, 2018, 55’
  • Best Short Film: NUDAR, by Rand Beiruty (Jordan), Germany, doc, 2018, 20’

The awards were made by the students of António Arroio, a Secondary Art School, in Lisbon

=2018 winners=

The winners of the 5th edition of Olhares do Mediterrâneo – Cinema no Feminino in 2018 were:

→Jury award

  • Best Feature Film: RUSH HOUR, by Luciana Kaplan, Turkey/USA/México, documentary, 2017, 80’
  • Best Short Film: AREKA | The Ditch, by Atxur Animazio Taldea (colectivo), Begoña Vicario (Coordenação), Spain, animation, 2017, 6’
  • Honorable Mention: MARLON, by Jessica Palud, France/Belgium, fiction, 2017, 19’

→Travessias Award

  • Best Film: MR GAY SYRIA, by Ayse Toprak, France/Turkey/Germany, documentary, 2017, 84
  • Honorable Mention: AVANT LA FIN DE L’ÉTÉ | Before Summer Ends, by Maryam Goormaghtigh, France/ Switzerland, documentary, 2017, 80’

→Começar a Olhar (School films)

  • Best Film: LAYLA HASAR SHAHAR | A Night With No Dawn, by Sara Bozakov, Israel, fiction, 2017, 21’
  • Honorable Mention: EVENT HORIZON, by Joséfa Celestin, France/Scotland, fiction, 2017, 12’

→Audience Award

  • Best Film: MR GAY SYRIA, by Ayse Toprak, France/Turkey/Germany, documentary, 2017, 84
  • Best Short Film: IRIOWENIASI. EL HILO DE LA LUNA | Irioweniasi. The Thread of the Moon, by Esperanza Jorge e Inmaculada Antolínez, Morocco/Spain/Nigeria, documentary, 2018, 48’

The awards were made by Sedimento

=2017 winners=

The winners of the 4th edition of Olhares do Mediterrâneo – Cinema no Feminino in 2017 were:

→Jury award

  • Best Feature Film: WILLY 1ER, by Marielle Gautier, Ludovic Boukherma, Zoran Boukherma and Hugo P Thomas, France, fiction, 2016
  • Best Short Film: Groundlevel, by Ayris Alptekin, Turkey, fiction, 2016

→Travessias Award

  • Best Feature Film (In ex aequo)

The Others, by Ayse Polat Turkey, documentary, 2016 UN PAESE DI CALABRIA, by Shu Aiello and Catherine Catella, France/Italy, documentary, 2016

→Começar a Olhar (School films)

  • Best Film: TUTTE LE COSE SONO PIENE DI LEI, by Maria Tilli, Italy, fiction, 2015
  • Honorable Mention: EL PESO DE LA MANTA, by Francesca Romana Degl’Innocenti, Aisha Doherty, Julie France, Clelia Goodchild, Leanne Hayman, Becky Lamich, Prunelle Mathet Girardeau, Toulla Mavromati, Cindy Parker, George Brereton, John English, Tom Gardner, David Innes and James Royle, Spain, documentary, 2016
  • Honorable Mention: Women of Imetsen, by Hilali Kawtar, Morocco/Switzerland, documentary, 2015

→Audience Award

  • Best Film: (In ex aequo)

CAFÉ NAGLER, by Mor Kaplansky and Yariv Barel Israel/Germany, documentary, 2015 80 AND COUNTING, by Lina Chaplin, Israel, documentary, 2016

The awards were made by Joana Toste.

=2016 winners=

The winners of the 3rd edition of Olhares do Mediterrâneo – Cinema no Feminino in 2016 were:

→Jury award

  • Best Feature Film: LES MESSAGERS, by Hélène Crouzillat and Laetitia Tura, France, documentary, 2014, 70’
  • Best Short Film: GUEULE DE LOUP, by Alice Vial, France, fiction, 2014, 24’

→Travessias Award

  • Best Film: LUOGHI COMUNI, by Angelo Loy, Italy, documentary, 2015, 75’

→Audience Award

  • Best Film: PIRATES OF SALE, by Merième Addou (Morocco) and Rosa Rogers (UK), documentary, 2014, 78’
  • Honorable Mention: LES MESSAGERS, by Hélène Crouzillat and Laetitia Tura, France, documentary, 2014, 70’

=2015 winners=

The winners of the 2nd edition of Olhares do Mediterrâneo – Cinema no Feminino in 2015 were:

→Jury award

  • Best Feature Film: Seaburners, by Melisa Önel, Turkey, fiction, 2014
  • Best Short Film: NÃO SÃO FAVAS, SÃO FEIJOCAS, by Tânia Dinis, Portugal, documentary/experimental, 2013
  • Honorable Mention: DONA FÚNFIA, by Margarida Madeira, Portugal, animation, 2013

→Audience Award

  • Best Film: THIS IS MY LAND, by Tamara Erde, France, documentary, 2014
  • Honorable Mention: SIMSHAR, by Rebecca Cremona, Malta, fiction, 2014

The awards were made by Isabel Bernardes da Silva and Thomas Kahrel.

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