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‘De Gaulle’ and ‘La Gradiva’ Lead American French Film Festival Awards
The American French Film Festival announced its awards at a closing ceremony on Nov.
8.
‘De Gaulle’ won both the Audience Award and the festival’s top honor for best film.
‘La Gradiva’ received the Critics Award for best film.
Other winners included ‘A Place For Her’ for first feature and ‘Whispers In The Woods’ for documentary.
Awards were decided by festival audiences, film critics, entertainment professionals and a student jury.
The prizes recognized films and series across several categories, including short films and student work.
The American French Film Festival announced its awards at a closing ceremony on Nov. 8.
“De Gaulle” won both the Audience Award and the top honor for best film.
“La Gradiva” received the Los Angeles Film Critics Association’s Critics Award for best film.
“A Place For Her” won the First Feature Award, while “Whispers In The Woods” won the Documentary Film Award.
Other awards went to films and series selected by audiences, juries and students.
- Who
- The American French Film Festival announced the awards. Award winners included “De Gaulle” and “La Gradiva.
- What
- De Gaulle” won the Audience Award and best film. “La Gradiva” won the Critics Award for best film.
- When
- Nov. 8, at the festival’s closing ceremony.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The awards recognized films and series selected by audiences, critics, entertainment professionals and students.
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- Closing ceremony
- Nov. 8
- Audience Award and best film
- De Gaulle
- Critics Award for best film
- La Gradiva
- First Feature Award
- A Place For Her
- Documentary Film Award
- Whispers In The Woods
- Student award
- The Green Eyes” received the American Students Award