"Frozen River" and "Trouble the Water" win Sundance
Quentin Tarrantino
The Grand Jury Prize for Documentary goes to "Trouble the Water," directed by Tia Lessin and Carl Deal, won the Grand Prize for Docs.
The World Cinema Jury Prize for Documentary was given to "Man on Wire."
"King of Ping Pong," directed by Jens Jonsson, won the World Cinema Jury Prize for Drama.
The Audience Award for Documentary went to "Fields Of Fuel," directed by Josh Tickell.
"The Wackness," directed by Jonathan Levine, wins the Audience Award for Drama.
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The World Cinema Audience Award for Drama goes to "Captain Abu Raed," by director Amin Matalqa.
The Directing Award for Documentary goes to Nanette Burstein for "American Teen."
"Ballast's" Lance Hammer wins the Directing Award for Drama.
The World Cinema Directing Award for Documentary goes to Nino Kirtadze, director of "Durakovo:
"Mermaid's" Anna Melikyan wins the World Cinema Directing Award.
The Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award goes to Alex Rivera (pictured with Sundance's Geoff Gilmore) and David Riker for "Sleep Dealer."
The World Cinema Screenwriting Award goes to Samuel Benchetrit for "I Always Wanted To Be A Gangster".
Joe Bini, editor of "Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired" wins the Documentary Editing Award
Irena Dol, editor of "The Art Star And The Sudanese Twins" wins the World Cinema Documentary Editing Award.
The Excellence in Cinematography Award for Documentary goes to Phillip Hunt and Steven Sebring for "Patti Smith: Dream Of Life."
D.P. Lol Crawley of "Ballast" wins the Excellence in Cinematography Award for drama.
The World Cinema Cinematography Award for Documentary goes to al Massad for "Recycle".
The World Cinema Cinematography Award for Drama goes to Askild Vik Edvardsen for "King of Ping Pong."
A World Cinema Special Jury Prize for Dramatic goes to Ernesto Contreras, director of "Blue Eyelids".
A Special Jury Prize for Documentary goes to Lisa F. Jackson, director of "Greatest Silence: Rape In The Congo."
A Special Jury Prize for drama goes to director Chusy Haney-Jardine for "Anywhere,
A Special Jury Prize for Drama by an Ensemble Cast goes to the cast of "Choke." - Sam Rockwell, Anjelica Huston, Kelly MacDonald, Brad Henke.
The Jury Prize in Short Filmmaking goes to "My Olympic Summer," directed by Daniel Robin, and "Sikumi" directed by Andrew Okpeaha MacLean.
The International Jury Prize in International Short Filmmaking goes to "Soft", directed by Simon Ellis.
Honorable Mentions in Short Filmmaking went to: "Aquarium," directed by Rob Meyer; "August 15th," directed by Xuan Jiang; "La Corona", directed by Amanda Micheli and Isabel Vega; "Oiran Lyrics," directed by Ryosuke Ogawa; "Spider," directed by Nash Edgerton; "Suspension," directed by Nicolas Provost, and "W.", directed by The Vikings.



Michael Jones is the film festival editor at Variety.com.













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