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Transilvania International Film Festival

2011-06-20T16:31:00+01:00

Director Cristi Puiu presented DoP Oleg Mutu with a Special Award on the occasion of TIFF's 10th anniversary

Italian actor-director Michele Placido was in Cluj to accept a Lifetime Achievement Award and promised to return to TIFF with his whole family at a future edition

Veteran Romanian filmmaker Lucian Pintilie received the Excellence Award from young colleague Corneliu Porumboiu, with artistic director Mihai Chirilov (left) looking on

Miguel Cohan, winner of this year's Transilvania Trophy for No Return, with Jacqueline Bisset who received a Special Award for the Contribution to the World Cinema.

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The festival presented its 10th anniversary edition June 3-12 in Cluj, Romania.

More than 220 films were presented.

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