July 2019 WINNERS
Asian Cinematography AWARDS (ACA)
Best Film of the Month
TITLE: Crossfire (Australia)
DIRECTOR: Mert Berdilek
PRODUCERS: Alper Kasap, Mert Berdilek
DOP: Alper Kasap
Synopsis:
In the suburbs of Australia an enigmatic man searching for salvation, creates a wake that leaves collateral out of human souls.
“The Best film of the Month automatically qualifies as an Official Selection for the Golden Eagles AWARDS and guaranteed screening in Manila. Further film selections will qualify upon the decision of the festival selection committee from the monthly winners.”
AWARDS:
Best Cinematographer
Best Short Film
Director Biography:
Mert Berdilek is a Turkish-Australian writer/director based in Melbourne, Australia. Being a student of cinema from a very young age, Mert’s journey into the artform of cinema was comprised by witnessing films from filmmakers such as; Kubrick, Tarkovsky, Melville, Bergman, Kurosawa, Kobayashi & more during childhood. Through an introspective adolescence, the appetite to contribute back into the artform that helped form his philosophical disposition became stronger throughout his formative years. Mert’s debut short-film “Crossfire” is a suburban Australian character study which will be featured in the festival circuit of 2019.
All Winners of the Categories:
July 2019
Crossfire
(Australia)
2 AWARDS
Mert Berdilek and Alper Kasap
Stucco
(United States)
2 AWARDS
Quyen Tran
The Other Half
(Sri Lanka)
4 AWARDS
Lalith Rathnayake, Ven. Aludeniye and Subodhi Thero
Cloud Kingdom
(Singapore)
3 AWARDS
Nady Afiqah and Natasha Emir
Your Smile
(China)
3 AWARDS
Haochen Yang and Dongsheng Yang
ACS France
(United States)
2 AWARDS
Jonathan Galland and ACS France
Becoming Singapore
(Singapore)
BEST EDITING
Geogette Soh
Papaya
(United States)
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
Taiyo Nobata
Golden Eagles AWARDS
Films selected to Live Screening - MANILA 2020
Flickering Souls Set Alight (Greece)
Best Cinematography of a Short Film
Petros Antoniadis
CHOCOLATE MAN
(Germany)
2 AWARDS
Julian C. Steiner
Slaughter
(Iran)
Best Cinematography of an Asian Short Film
Hamed Baghaeian
The Widow
(Japan)
Best Asian Short Film
Kenjo McCurtain and Yanqiu Fei
Are You Volleyball?!
(Iran)
2 AWARDS
Mohammad Bakhshi and Nima Rabiei
Living Idle
(India)
6 AWARDS
Mrs.Satyaramana & Mr.Ramana
Birth of a Pride
(South Africa)
2 AWARDS
Dereck Joubert & Beverly Joubert
Clinging With Hate
(Myanmar)
Best Feature Film
Aww Ratha, Nyein Chan Kyaw and Wai Minn Maung
A Familiar Stranger
(United States)
2 AWARDS
Yining Xu and Xiao Ma
Iewduh
(India)
Best Cinematography of a Feature Film
Pradip Daimary
Portrait of a Lady
(Canada)
2 AWARDS
Kenny Leoncito
About My Mother
(Japan)
Best Asian Short Film
Yumi Otsuka
Crossfire
(Australia)
2 AWARDS
Mert Berdilek and Alper Kasap
Keep It Light
(Switzerland)
BEST SHORT FILM
Malika Pellicioli
Anacronte
(Argentina)
3 AWARDS
Raúl Koler, Emiliano Sette, Nelson Luty
Watch Me Kill
(Philippines/USA)
3 AWARDS
Tyrone Acierto, Barbara Acierto and Aika Rapay
A Paper House
(China)
4 AWARDS
Wei Geng
Play
(Poland)
Best Student Short Film
Piotr Sulkowski
Once Upon A Time In…Sai Wan
(Hong Kong)
2 AWARDS
Nate Ki and Mani Man
Atlas
(Poland)
Best Cinematography of a Short Film
Paweł Dyllus
A YEAR
(Nepal)
3 AWARDS
Jisun Jamie Lee, Adel Morales and Keshab Pandey
Euigon
(Korea)
2 AWARDS
Jeremiah Magoncia and Kim Andrew Surang
“The Best film of the Month automatically qualifies as an Official Selection for the Golden Eagles AWARDS and guaranteed screening in Manila. Further film selections will qualify upon the decision of the festival selection committee from the monthly winners.”
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