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The film ‘Tula’, directed by Beatriz de Silva and produced by Íñigo Silva, Iván Saldaña, Katixa de Silva, and María Gómez, has won the Astarté for Best Fiction Short Film at the Ibicine Festival. Another film, ‘Sembrando el futuro’, directed by Alberto Utrera and produced by LLYC and Moa Studio, won the Astarté for Best Documentary Short Film. Julia Lasarte received the Astarté for Best Direction for her film ‘Perdices’. These awards have made this gala the most gender-balanced in the history of European festivals, with the most women receiving awards compared to Cannes, Venice, or San Sebastián.
5 Things You Need To Know
- ‘Tula’ won the Astarté for Best Fiction Short Film at the Ibicine Festival.
- ‘Sembrando el futuro’ won the Astarté for Best Documentary Short Film.
- Julia Lasarte received the Astarté for Best Direction for her film ‘Perdices’.
- ‘Loop’, directed by Pablo Polliedri, won multiple awards including Best Editing, Best Sound Design, and Best Original Soundtrack.
- Olivia Baglivi won the Astarté for Best Actress for her role in ‘Suelta’ and José Dault won the Astarté for Best Actor for ‘Parlez-vous?’
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