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49th San Francisco International Film
Festival Announces Award Winners at Golden Gate Awards Ceremony
May 5, 2006
Skyy Prize—First Narrative
Feature
Taking Father Home (China), Ying Liang, director
Awarded $10,000
FIPRESCI Prize
Half Nelson (USA), Ryan Fleck, director
Golden Gate Award—Documentary
Feature
Workingman's Death (Austria), Michael Glawogger, director
Awarded $5,000 cash prize and Production Suite software courtesy
of Apple Computer
Golden Gate Award—Bay
Area Documentary Feature
Jonestown: The Life And Death Of Peoples Temple (USA), Stanley Nelson,
director
Awarded $2,500 cash prize and $2,000 worth of lab services from
AlphaCine Seattle Labs
Golden Gate Award—Documentary
Short
lot 63 grave c (USA), Sam Green, director
Awarded $1,500 cash prize and $1,700 gift certificate courtesy of Kodak
Golden Gate Award—Bay
Area Documentary Short
Phoenix Dance (USA), Karina Epperlein,
director
Awarded $1,500 cash prize and $1,700 certificate gift certificate courtesy of Kodak
Golden Gate Award—New
Visions
site specific_Las Vegas 05 (Canada/Italy), Olivo Barbieri, director
Awarded $1,500 cash prize
Golden Gate Award—Narrative
Short
Love At 4 PM (Spain), Sebastián Alfie, director
Awarded $1,500 cash prize
Golden Gate Award—Bay
Area Non-Documentary Short
Lost & Found (USA), Natalija Vekic, director
Awarded $1,500 cash prize
Golden Gate Award—Animated
Short
At The Quinte Hotel (Canada), Bruce Alcock, director
Awarded $1,500 cash prize
Golden Gate Award—Youth
Work
Slip Of The Tongue (USA), Karen Lum, director
Awarded $1,000 cash prize and a JVC digital video camera courtesy of a generous SFFS member
Golden Gate Award—Work
for Kids and Families
Sirah (USA), Cristine Spindler, director
Awarded $1,000 cash prize
Golden Gate Award—TV
Narrative Long Form
Seeds of Doubt (Germany), Samir Nasr, director
Golden Gate Award—TV
Narrative Short Form
Bing Can Sing (USA), Elanna Allen,
director
Golden Gate Award—Television
Documentary Long Form
They Chose China (Canada/France), Shui-Bo Wang, director
Golden Gate Award—Television
Documentary Short Form
Thornton Dial (USA), Celia Carey, director
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