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5th Hanoi International Film Festival

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5th Hanoi International Film Festival
Opening filmShoplifters Japan
Closing filmA Fantastic Woman Chile
LocationHanoi, Vietnam
Founded2010
AwardsBest Feature Film:
The Dark Room Iran
Hosted byQuý Bình, Diễm Trang, Đức Bảo
Festival dateOctober 27–31, 2018
WebsiteWebsite
Hanoi International Film Festival chronology

The 5th Hanoi International Film Festival opened on October 27 and closed on October 31, 2018, at Hanoi Friendship Cultural Palace, with the slogan "Cinema - Integration and Sustainable Development" (Vietnamese: "Điện ảnh - Hội nhập và phát triển bền vững").[1][2]

After 2 rounds of selection, the Organizing Committee selected 147 films from 45 countries and territories to participate in the festival programs. Vietnamese cinema has 1 feature-length film, 10 short films, and 35 films of various genres shown in the Panorama Cinema Program and the Contemporary Vietnamese Film Program. For the first time, the festival has a closing film.[3]

Programs

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Many programs are held within the framework of the 5th Hanoi International Film Festival:[4][5]

Ceremonies - At Hanoi Friendship Cultural Palace, 91 Trần Hưng Đạo Street, Hoàn Kiếm District:

  • Opening ceremony: 20:00, Saturday, October 27 (live broadcast on VTV2)
  • Closing ceremony: 20:10, Wednesday, October 31 (live broadcast on VTV1)

Professional activities - At Hanoi Daewoo Hotel, 360 Kim Mã Street, Ba Đình District:

  • Exhibition Special filming scene in Vietnam (Vietnamese: "Bối cảnh quay phim đặc sắc tại Việt Nam"): October 27–31
  • The HANIFF Campus: October 27–30
  • The Film Project Market: October 27–30
  • Seminar Polish Cinema Highlights (Vietnamese: "Tiêu điểm Điện ảnh Ba Lan"): 09:00 – 12:00 Sunday, October 28
  • Seminar Experience of International Success of Iranian Cinema (Vietnamese: "Kinh nghiệm thành công quốc tế của Điện ảnh Iran"): 09:00 - 12:00 Monday, October 29

Movie screenings in theaters:

  • National Cinema Center (Room 3, 5, 7, 9): 3rd floor, 87 Láng Hạ Street, Ba Đình District
    • Opening Screening – Shoplifters Japan: 15:00 Saturday, October 27
    • Closing Screening – A Fantastic Woman Chile: 15:00 Wednesday, October 31
  • BHD Star Phạm Ngọc Thạch Movie Theater (Room 1, 2, 4): 8th floor, Vincom Shopping Center, No. 2 Phạm Ngọc Thạch Street, Đống Đa District
  • August Cinema Theater (Room 4): 45 Hàng Bài Street, Hoàn Kiếm District
  • Kim Đồng Cinema Theater (Room 1, 3): 19 Hàng Bài Street, Hoàn Kiếm District

Outdoor movie screenings - At Lý Thái Tổ Monument Square, Hoàn Kiếm District:

  • Movie The Tailor / Cô Ba Sài Gòn Vietnam: 20:00 Sunday, October 28
  • Movie Anida and Floating Circus Argentina: 20:00 Monday, October 29
  • Movie Ellipsis Australia: 20:00 Tuesday, October 30

Juries & Mentors

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Juries

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There are 3 jury panels established for this film festival:[6]

Feature film:

Short film:

  • Jukka-Pekka Laakso Finland, director of Tampere Film Festival - Chairman
  • Raymond Red Philippines, director
  • Lý Thái Dũng Vietnam, artist & director of photography

Network for Promotion of Asian Cinema (NETPAC):

In addition, the "Film Project Market" is jointly organized by Vietnam Cinema Department and BHD/Vietnam Media Corp, including 2 categories: "International Project Market" with 3 outstanding feature film projects from countries in Asia-Pacific region and "Domestic Project Market" include 5 outstanding feature film projects of Vietnam. The best project will receive a prize of VND 50 million sponsored by BHD/Vietnam Media Corp.[7]

Mentors for the HANIFF Campus

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"The HANIFF Campus" is jointly organized by Vietnam Cinema Department and Redbridge Co., Ltd. The camp will have 2 classes under the guidance of:[8]

Directing & Producing Class:

  • Homayoon Ass'adian Iran, producer, director, screenwriter
  • Rouhollah Hejazi Iran, producer, director, screenwriter
  • Allan Starski Poland, director
  • Phạm Nhuệ Giang Vietnam, director
  • Nguyễn Hoàng Điệp Vietnam, director

Acting Class

Official Selection - In Competition

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Feature film

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These 12 films were selected to compete for the official awards in Feature Film category:[9]

English title Original title Director(s) Production country
Anna Karenina: Vronsky's Story Анна Каренина. История Вронского / Anna Karenina. Istoriya Vronskogo Karen Shakhnazarov Russia
Eva Eva Benoît Jacquot France
First Law, A Shaman's Tale Ley Primera Diego Rafecas Argentina
Pale Folks Blasse Leute Vladimir Todorović Serbia
Pupa Pupa Indrasis Acharya India
Salt is Leaving the Sea Ave Maryam Ertanto Robby Soediskam Indonesia
Signal Rock Signal Rock Chito S. Roño Philippines
Silent Night Cicha noc Piotr Domalewski Poland
Student A 여중생A / Yeojung saeng A Lee Kyung-sub South Korea
Summer in Closed Eyes Nhắm mắt thấy mùa hè Cao Thúy Nhi Vietnam
The Dark Room اتاق تاریک / Otaghe Tarik Rouhollah Hejazi Iran
The Name 名前 / Namae Akihiro Toda Japan
Highlighted title indicates Best Feature Film Award winner.

Short film

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These 29 short films were selected to compete for official awards in Short Film category, divided into 9 screening sessions as follows:[10]

Session 1:

  • When the Smoke Collides (32′) Thailand
  • Hunger (14′) Mexico
  • Roommate / Bạn cùng phòng (25′) Vietnam
  • Radio Dolores (Animated, 18′) Finland Czech Republic

Session 2:

  • Gharshelegh (Documentary, 16′) Iran
  • Su (18′) Kazakhstan
  • Faucet (15′) Mexico

Session 3:

  • From a Distance (5′) Mexico
  • Haru’s New Year (19′) Japan
  • Snowbirds (48′) Canada
  • Poliangular (Animated, 8′) Mexico

Session 4:

  • Happy Family (24′) Indonesia
  • One Kilo of Fly Wings (Documentary, 30′) Iran
  • Josephin (Animated, 5′) Philippines
  • Pas D’yeux (Animated, 4′) France
  • The Secret of Children / Bí mật của những đứa trẻ (Animated, 10′) Vietnam

Session 5:

  • Once (35′) Taiwan
  • Two Children / Hai đứa trẻ (Documentary, 51′) Vietnam

Session 6:

  • Destiny (14′) Iran
  • Mother - Earth for All / Một đất mẹ cho tất cả (Documentary, 60′) Vietnam
  • The Warm Light / Vầng sáng ấm áp (Animated, 10′) Vietnam
  • The Mannequin / Cậu bé Ma-nơ-canh (Animated, 10′) Vietnam

Session 7:

  • So Close So Far, the Ancestral Forest / Gần mà xa – Khu rừng của tổ tiên (Documentary, 42′) Vietnam
  • Homecoming Day / Ngày về (Documentary, 27′) Vietnam

Session 8:

  • My Hanoi (Documentary, 52′) France
  • Endless Journey / Hành trình bất tận (Documentary, 50′) Vietnam

Session 9:

  • Muzeon-Stephan Ramniceanu (Documentary, 52′) Romania
  • Where is My Route (12′) Sri Lanka
  • Permanent Resident (20′) Singapore
Highlighted title indicates Best Short Film Award winner.

Official Selection - Out of Competition

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These feature and short films were selected for out-of-competition programs:[11][12][13]

Opening

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Panorama: World Cinema

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Feature film

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Short film

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Group 1:

  • Diapers for Melquiades (19′) Mexico
  • Fatima Marie Torres and the Invasion of Space Shuttle Pinas 25 (17′) Philippines
  • It’s Easier to Raise Cattle (17′) Malaysia

Group 2:

  • Konfrontasi (14′) Singapore
  • Joko (22′) Indonesia
  • Employee of the Month (13′) Philippines Singapore
  • Kampung Tapir (Documentary, 17′) Malaysia
  • The Veiled Willow (21′) Singapore

Group 3:

  • On This Side (30′) Japan
  • Smile of Nazareno (15′) Philippines
  • Still (14′) Philippines
  • Mother (21′) Singapore

Country-in-Focus: Poland Poland

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Country-in-Selection: Iran Iran

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Contemporary Vietnamese Films Vietnam

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Feature film

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Short film

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Group 1:

  • Bố ơi con ước / Daddy, I wish (23′)
  • Hồi sinh / Revival (28′)
  • Dòng chảy không có tận cùng / Endleess Flow of Life (40′)
  • Cóc con Bitus / The Little Toad (10′)

Group 2:

  • Nỗi niềm tứ nữ / The Innermost Feelings of the Four (23′)
  • Khát vọng Hoàng Sa - Trường Sa / Aspiration of Paracel and Spratly Islands (40′)
  • Hành trình hóa giải / The Journey of Reconciliation (35′)
  • Cô bé rơm vàng / Little Straw Doll (10′)

Group 3:

  • Tâm tình của gốm / Sentiment of Pottery (31′)
  • Truyền thuyết chiếc khăn Piêu / Tale of Pieu Scarf (11′)
  • Niềm vui làm mật / Making Honey Delight (31′)
  • Người anh hùng áo vải / Hero Wearing Duffle (30′)
  • Hải Âu bé bỏng / A Little Seagull (10′)

Closing

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Awards

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The official awards were awarded at the closing ceremony of the festival, on the evening of October 31. Students of the programs "The HANIFF Campus" and "The Film Market Project" were awarded 1 day before, on the evening of October 30.[14][15]

In Competition - Feature film

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In Competition - Short film

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  • Best Short Film: SuAizhana Kassymbek Kazakhstan
    • Jury Prize for Short Film: Two ChildrenTạ Quỳnh Tư Vietnam
    • Other nominee: Happy Family – Eden Junjung Indonesia
  • Best Young Director of a Short Film: Nguyễn Lê Hoàng ViệtRoommate Vietnam

NETPAC Award

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  • NETPAC's Award for Asian Cinema Promotion: Student A South Korea

Audience Choice Award for Vietnamese Film

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The HANIFF Campus

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  • Best Student - Directing & Producing Class: Crisanto Calvento Philippines
  • Best Male Student - Acting Class: Công Dương Vietnam
  • Best Female Student - Acting Class: Vũ Kim Anh Vietnam

The Film Project Market

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  • Best Project: John Denver TrendingArden Rod Condez Philippines
    • Jury Prize for Film Project: Good Morning, and Good Night!Chung Chí Công Vietnam
    • Other nominees: Binh’s Banh Mi – Andrew Paul England, 99 Lives With You – Phạm Hữu Nghĩa Vietnam, Little Fishes in Paradise – Nguyễn Khắc Huy Vietnam

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