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11/08/2022 - The first feature film by contemporary artist and director Ann Oren explores a physical mutation which becomes a proud and contemptuous identity claim
11/08/2022 - The first feature film by contemporary artist and director Ann Oren explores a physical mutation which becomes a proud and contemptuous identity claim
11/08/2022 - The first feature film by contemporary artist and director Ann Oren explores a physical mutation which becomes a proud and contemptuous identity claim
From August 3 to 13, the festival will focus on films discussing themes like migration, colonialism, gender identities and climate change. Here is a selection.
‘Taipei Suicide Story’ Wins Top Prize at Slamdance Film Festival Taiwanese drama also won the Audience Award and the acting prize for star Tender HuangBrian Welk | February 25, 2021 @ 4:00 PM Last Updated: February 25, 2021 @ 4:20 PM The film “Taipei Suicide Story,” a drama about a “suicide hotel” in Taiwan, has won the top prize from the 2021 Slamdance Film Festival. The film, written and directed by KEFF, won the Narrative Grand Jury Prize Award as well as the Audience Award and the Acting Prize for the film’s star Tender Huang. “Taipei Suicide Story” follows a receptionist at a suicide hotel who forms a fleeting friendship with a woman who can’t decide if she wants to live or die. The film was also a selection of Cannes 2020.
‘Taipei Suicide Story’ one of the top winners Submitted by Slamdance KEFF's "Taipei Suicide Story" took home the Grand Jury and Audience awards for Narrative Feature at the 2021 Slamdance Film Festival. Courtesy of Slamdance The 27th Slamdance Film Festival today announced the winners of their annual Sparky Awards in Audience, Jury and Sponsored categories. Top winners include ”Taipei Suicide Story,” directed by KEFF, ”CODE NAME: Nagasaki,” directed by Fredrik S. Hana and “No Trace,” directed by Simon Lavoie. (See accompanying list). “We congratulate the winners of Slamdance 2021 and everyone of our filmmakers who together attracted a record breaking festival audience for their brilliant independent work”, said Slamdance President and Co-founder Peter Baxter. “Many people experienced Slamdance for the first time including over seventeen thousand passholders from fifty-five countries. Accessibility was essential to this endeavor and the spirit in which Slamdance’s artist-led community embraced it was awesome.”