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French actors and filmmakers join the French ambassador, Unifrance execs and director of Institut Francais at the London Rendez-vous with French Cinema, which ran June 8-11
Wim Wenders presents Anocha Suwichakornpong the Transilvania Trophy for her film Mundane History.
Source: Nicu Cherciu
Ozana Oancea was received awards for Best Debut and Best Performance for her role in First Of All, Felicia (ex aequo with Victor Rebengiuc for Medal Of Honor)
Source: Adi Marineci
Actor Edward Norton receives the Golden Space Needle for Outstanding Achievement in Acting from SIFF Artistic Director Carl Spence.
Source: Casey Broadwater
Actor Paul Dano on the Red Carpet at SIFF Opening Night Gala featuring The Extra Man.
Source: Kathy Anne Bugajsky
Jenna Fischer at the World Premiere screening of Miss Nobody in Seattle.
Source: April Brimer
Aruba International Film Festival director Claudio Masenza interviews Richard Gere.
Writer/director Ruba Nadda and actress Patricia Clarkson at the Aruba red carpet before Cairo Time.
Editor Thelma Schoonmaker with festival co-founder Guiseppe Cioccarelli in Aruba.
Famed Bollywood choreographer Longinus Fernandes taught dance moves to locals in Aruba.
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