Английская Википедия:Al Ard Film Festival

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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Infobox film festivalAl Ard Film Festival is an international film festival aimed at popularising Palestinian and Arab culture and art. The festival takes place in Cagliari (Sardinia) once a year and has been organised since 2002 by the Associazione Amicizia Sardegna Palestina (Sardinia-Palestina Friendship Association), a volunteering organisation founded in 1997 in the Mediterranean island.[1]

One of the frequent guests of Al Ard Film Festival in Sardinia is Monica Maurer, who also directed films about the Palestinian revolution in the 1970s.[2]

History

The first edition of Al Ard (meaning "The Land" in Arabic) was held in Cagliari, and, since then, it has grown in popularity and international reach, attracting a diverse and engaged audience. The festival has become a beloved and eagerly anticipated annual event for the local community, and its success has helped to put Cagliari on the map as a destination for film enthusiasts even from outside the island.

Mission

Since its first edition, the mission of the event has been to promote fundamental rights, such as the right of self-determination,[3] with a particular focus on Palestine. Started as a small local event, over the years, Al Ard has become an international film festival,[4] and it is now among the most popular events about the Arab world in Southern Europe.[5][6][7]

Editions

The festival has been held annually since 2002 and has grown to become a major cultural event in the region. The 19th edition of Al Ard Film Festival took place in February 2023 at the Teatro Massimo in Cagliari. The festival attracts international guests, some of whom have been part of the Jury multiple times, such as Monica Maurer, Ibrahim Nasrallah, May Odeh, and many other were invited as filmmakers candidates for awards, such as Mai Masri, Sahera Dirbas, Mohammed Alatar, Kasim Abid, Elia Ghorbia, Linda Paganelli, Habib Ayeb, and many more.

Edition Year Date Awards
1 2002 ?
2 2003 ?
3 2004 ?
4 2005 24 - 26 November
5 2006 1 - 3 December
6 2008 7 - 9 February
7 2009 5 - 7 February
8 2010 ?
9 2011 15 - 19 February
  • Best Emerging Director
    Emiliano Sacchetti for A New Day Has Come | Italy, 2010
    Giulia Amati & Stephen Natarson for This is my Land… Hebron | Italy, 2010
  • Best Film About Palestine
    Gaza… Strophe by Samir Abdallah, Kheridine Mabrouk | France/Palestine, 2010
  • Best Documentary of the Festival
    Gaza Hospital by Marco Pasquini | Italy, 2009
10 2012 6 - 10 March
  • Best Documentary of the Festival
    Tears of Gaza by Vibeke Lokkeberg | Norway, 2011
11 2013 November
12 2015 18 - 21 March
  • Audience Award:
    Striplife. Gaza in a day by Nicola Grignani, Alberto Mussolini, Luca Scaffidi, Valeria Testagrossa, Andrea Zambelli
13 2016 9 - 12 March
14 2017 7 - 11 March
15 2018 17 - 24 March
  • Al Ard Award (best documentary of the Festival, assigned by the jury)
    Dream Fragments by Bahïa Bencheikh El-Fegoun (Algeria)
  • Palestine Award (best documentary about Palestine, assigned by the jury)
    Broken Dreams by Mohamed Harb (Palestine)
  • Emerging Director Award (assigned by the jury)
    Home by Berber Verpoest (Belgium)
  • Special Mentions of the Jury
    Bloody Basil by Elia Gorbiah (Palestine)
  • Sardegna Palestina Award (assigned by the Selection Board)
    Ghost Hunting by Raed Andoni (France, Palestine, Switzerland, Qatar)
16 2019 11 - 16 March[8]
17 2020 17 - 22 August
  • Audience Award (assigned by the audience)
    Between Two Crossings by Yasser Murtaja
  • Al Ard Award (best documentary of the Festival, assigned by the jury)
    Between Two Crossings by Yasser Murtaja
  • Palestine Award (best documentary about Palestine, assigned by the jury)
    On The Doorstep by Sahera Dirbas
  • Emerging Director Award (assigned by the jury)
    Imprisoning a Generation by Zelda Edmunds
  • Sardegna Palestina Award (assigned by the Selection Board)
    The Walls of Dheisheh by Clemence Lehec and Tamara Abu Laban
  • Echo of the Camp Award (assigned by the Selection Board )
    Ambience by Wisam Al Jafari
  • Handala Award (assigned by the Selection Board)
    Memory of the Land by Samira Badran
  • Special Mentions of the Jury:
    Aisle by Hisham Kayed
    Hummus by Abdel Lafi Seed Queen by Mariam Shahin
18 2022 9 - 13 March
19 2023 21-25 February

References

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External links

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