Chinese filmmaker LiuFen Dou won prizes for Best Narrative Feature for The Green Hat and BestNew Narrative Filmmaker as the 3rd Annual Tribeca Film Festivalwrapped on Sunday in a star-studded soiree. UK actor Ian Hart was the recipientof the prize for Best Actor in a Narrative Feature Film for his role in the UKfilm Blind Flight. Best Actresshonours went to Fernanda Montenegro for Brazilian feature The Other Side Of The Street.

Best DocumentaryFeature was shared by two films, Arna'sChildren from Israeli filmmakers Danniel Danniel and Juliano Mer Khamis,and Australia/South Africa co-production TheMan Who Stole My Mother's Face by Cathy Henkel. Best New DocumentaryFilmmaker went to Brazil's Paulo Sacremento for The Prisoner Of The Iron Bars: Self-Portraits.

In the NY, NY section,Best Narrative Feature honours went to Jennifer Reeves' The Time We Killed while the Documentary Feature prize went toScott Crary for Kill Your Idols. The$25,000 Audience Award went to EveryMother's Son, directed by Tami Gold and Kelly Anderson, which screened inthe NY NY documentary section.

Films judged mostpromising were Stacy L. Holmon's DressedLike Kings for documentary and, for narrative, Phil Bertelsen's Rock The Paint and Ellie Lee's The Road Home.

The ten-day festivalscreened 250 titles from 42 countries but was marred by persistentdisorganisation and a lack of communication between the press office and thecinema staff that verged on chaos. Despite assurances that press passes werevalid for entry, journalists found themselves turned away from many publicscreenings and with no recourse to press screenings.

Best Narrative Feature
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The Green Hat (China), directed by: Liu Fen Dou

Best New Narrative Filmmaker
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Liu Fen Dou, The Green Hat (China)

Best Actor in a Narrative Feature Film
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Ian Hart for Blind Flight (United Kingdom)

Best Actress in a Narrative Feature Film
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Fernanda Montenegro for The Other Side of the Street (Brazil)

Best Documentary Feature
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Arna's Children (Israel), directed by Danniel Danniel and Juliano MerKhamis
The Man Who Stole My Mother's Face (Australia/South Africa), directed byCathy Henkel

Best New Documentary Filmmaker
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Paulo Sacramento, The Prisoner of the Iron Bars: Self-Portraits (Brazil)

Best Documentary > 2 Feature
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The Master and His Pupil (TheNetherlands), directed by Sonia Herman Dolz

Best NY, NY Narrative Feature
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The Time We Killed, directed by Jennifer Reeves

Best NY, NY Documentary Feature
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Kill Your iDOLS, directed by Scott Crary

Best Documentary Short
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Sister Rose's Passion, directed by Oren Jacoby

Best Narrative Short
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Shock Act, directed by Seth Grossman

Student Visionary Award
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American Made, directed by Sharat Raju

Grant recipients of the 2004 Tribeca FilmInstitute/Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Script Development Program
Gretchen Somerfeld for the script Face Value
David Baxter for the script The Broken Code

Tribeca Creative Promise Award forDocumentary Feature, an award of Tribeca All Access
Stacy L. Holmon for Dressed Like Kings

Tribeca Creative Promise Award forNarrative Feature, an award of Tribeca All Access
Phil Bertelsen for Rock the Paint
Ellie Lee for The Road Home

Best High Definition Technology
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Cross Bronx, directed by Larry Golin

Audience Award
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Every Mother's Son, directed by Tami Gold and Kelly Anderson