Congratulations to Jens Junker. ALIAS won the 6. Filmschau of HFF in Munich. Furthermore the film is selected for the Monterrey International Film Festival. The festival will take place from August 20 til 29.

Congratulations to Anca Miruna Lazarescu. Her film ONE DAY TODAY WILL BE ONCE has been chosen as an official selection for the "One Title Section"
of the 2010 Sapporo International Short Film Festival and Market. The festival will take place from Tuesday 5th October until Monday 11th October.

Congratulations to Henk Drees, the Cutter of RICH BROTHER, for the German Camera Award 2010 in the category "Best Montage". The Jury says: "The documentary shows in a wonderful way the contrast between the expectations of the african family to the experiences of their son who was send by them to Germany. In a clever parallel montage this various levels are worked out and interwoven. The result is a very emotional and sensitive film. Despite the difficult camera and sound conditions and without any off-commentary the cutter creates a story which fascinates us viewers about 99 minutes." Please find more at www.deutscher-kamerapreis.de

The film ONE DAY TODAY WILL BE ONCE is selected by the jury for the programme of 34. Open Air Filmfest Weiterstadt. The screening will be on Saturday, August 14th - after midnight - open air. Please contact the website www.filmfest-weiterstadt.de for further information.

ALIAS will be awarded with the Starter-Filmpreis 2010. Congratulations to the director Jens Junker. The award ceremony will take place at September 15, 2010 at ARRI in Munich.
This is what the jury says:
In ALIAS Jens Junker is telling on an unpretentious and modest way a German family history of adultery, taboos, strict belief, domestic violence, displacement and the resulting conflicts. ALIAS testifies the courage of a young director to recognize the social relevance of this personal story and to give her a cinematic narrative.