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28/02/2011

Dublin Film Critics Circle Announce Winners

Four movies have picked up awards at the Dublin Film Critics Circle (DFCC).
The awards took place at the weekend during the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival.
Snap, As If I Am Not There, Men Of Arlington and Small Change have all received accolades.
Carmel Winter's Snap was awarded the Best Irish Film and the Best Irish Director while Men Of Arlington picked up the Best Irish Documentary prize.
Tim Fleming picked the Best Cinematography prize for his work on As If I Am Not There.
Small Change won the Best Short and the Michael Dwyer Discovery award went to Still Films who have produced a wide range films including the documentaries.
The Winners in full were: Best Film - The Robber; Best Director - Aleksei Popogrebsky, How I Ended This Summer; Best Irish Film - Snap; Best Irish Director - Carmel Winters, Snap and Best Cinematography - Tim Fleming, As If I Am Not There.
Others were, Best Screenplay - Medal of Honour; Best Short - Small Change; Best Int'l Documentary - Cave of Forgotten Dreams
Best Irish Documentary - Men of Arlington; Best Debut - Philip Koch, Picco; Best Actor - Jacob Cadergren, Submarino; Best Actress - Martina Gusman, Carancho; Special Jury Prize - Le Quattro Volte and Michael Dwyer Discovery Award - Still Films.
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