Tribeca Film Festival 2011 Winners

It’s been ten years since Robert De Niro and Producer Jane Rosenthal founded Tribeca Film Festival, and since then it has exhibited a variety of films from both veteran and fresh faced directors. This year has been no different with a wide variety of films being shown from gritty drama NEDS to Norwegian horror Trollhunter. Jane Rosenthal commented: “It’s wonderful to have reached our 10th edition and to be able to celebrate with all of these gifted filmmakers. We’ve been fortunate that as we have grown we have remained a place that welcomes a diverse range of stories told by compelling and exciting filmmakers. We are truly honored that the community has supported the Festival all these years — the community of New York and the international film community.”

The full list of this years Winners are below:

For World Narrative Competition: Sweden’s She Monkeys directed by Lisa Aschan

Best Actress in Narrative Feature Film: Carice Van Houten (pictured above) in Black Butterflies

Best Actor in a Narrative Feature Film: Ramadhan “Shami” Bizimana in Grey Matter

Best Cinematography: Luisa Tillinger for Artificial Paradises

Best Screenplay: Jannicke Systad Jacobsen for Turn me on, godd***it

Best New Narrative Director:  Park Jungbum, of The Journals of Musan

Best Documentary Feature: Bombay Beach, directed by Alma Ar’el

Best Editing in a Documentary Feature: Purcell Carson for Semper Fi: Always Faithful

Best New Documentary Director: Pablo Croce’s Like Water

Special Jury Mention: Michael Collins for Give Up Tomorrow

Best Narrative Short Film:  Man and Boy, directed by David Leon and Marcus McSweeney

Special Jury Mention:  The Terms, directed by Jason LaMotte

Best Documentary and Short: Incident in New Baghdad, directed by James Spione

Special Jury Mention: Guru, directed by Jonathan VanBallenberghe

Student Visionary Award: Rooms, written and directed by Joanna Jurewicz

Special Jury Mention: Eva, written and directed by Dor Fadlon

Tribeca (Online) Film Festival Best Feature: Donor Unknown, directed by Jerry Rothwell

Tribeca (Online) Film Festival Best Short Film: The Dungeon Master directed by Shiloh & Rider Strong

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