61st Venice Film Festival
Italy, September 1 - 11, 2004
The jury
Michel Ciment (France), Jan Aghed (Sweden), György Báron (Hungary), Diego Batille (Argentina), Bojidar Manov (Bulgaria), Sebastian Feldmann (Germany), Atsuko Saito (Japan), Massimo Causo (Italy),
Awarded films
-
Bin-jip by
Kim Ki-duk,
(South Korea / Japan, 2004, 88 mins) -
Vento di terra by
Vincenzo Marra,
(Italy, 2004, 90 mins)
Reports
- A Joint Celebration of Auteur Cinema and Movie Stars by Michel Ciment
- Silence and Soul by Massimo Causo
- Some Winter, Some Wind by Sebastian Feldmann
- Tokyo Stories by György Báron
- Asia Outshines the Rest on the Lido by Atsuko Saito
- Five Argentinean Gazes at the Venice Festival by Diego Batille
- A Memorable Documentary by Jan Aghed
- 61. Venice Digital by Bojidar Manov
At the 61st edition of the Mostra, our jury, chaired this year by FIPRESCI president Michel Ciment, awarded the International Critics’ Prize to a film in competition to the latest work by Korean director Kim Ki-duk, 3-Iron (Binjip); and to a film shown in a parallel section to the second feature by Italian director Vincenzo Marra, Land Wind (Vento di terra).
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