22th Guadalajara Film Festival
Mexico, March 11 - 18, 2005
The jury
Grégory Valens (France), Ana Cavaco (), Luciano Castillo (), Wolfgang Hamdorf (Germany), Orlando Mora (Colombia),
Awarded films
-
Familia rodante by
Pablo Trapero,
(Argentina, 2004, 103 mins)
Reports
- From Mexican Showcase to International Film Festival By Orlando Mora by Orlando Mora
- Viva Latin American Cinema! By Wolfgang Martin Hamdorf by Wolfgang Hamdorf
- The Latin-American Cinema: An Everlasting First Film By Luciano Castillo by Luciano Castillo
- Pablo Trapero's Rolling Family Los matés salvajes By Grégory Valens by Grégory Valens
- Sebastian Cordero's Cronicas A Sympathetic Monster By Ana Cavaco by Ana Cavaco
Originally, the Guadalajara Film Festival was founded as a showcase of Mexican cinema. Under the direction of Raul Padilla and Kenya Marquez, it has been extended to an event dedicated to Ibero-American cinemas, and affiliated a market for films from that region. For the first year and to celebrate its 20th anniversary, it was in 2005 renamed as an international film festival. Our jurors saw films from Latin America, Spain and Portugal, and selected an Argentinean film as winner: Pablo Trapero’s Rolling Family (Familia rodante). After receiving our prize for Mundo Grua in Rotterdam in 2000, and for El Bonaerense in Chicago in 2002, Trapero is awarded by FIPRESCI for the third time.