The film festival, held from 27 April to 1 May in Easter Island, the exhibition featured 14 films in Competition -10, workshops and the shooting of films, reaching more than 1,800 spectators.
Prizes were awarded by the jury of this year by Marlene Dermer, director of Los Angeles Latino International Film Festiva (LALIFF), the musician Carlos Cabezas and Edmundo Edwards ethnographer, as detailed www.cinematografía.cl portal.
The Tahonga (statue based on the figure hanging on the neck of a noble character) for Best Actor went to the Bolivian Cristian Mercado, who played on the tape Countercurrent Michael, a humble fisherman who lives in a small town the northern coast of Peru. He is married to Mario (Tatiana Astengo), who is pregnant. But he also maintains an affair with another man, the painter Santiago (Manolo Cardona).
The jury awarded the recognition of the Bolivian "very human interpretation of a character so often stereotyped, with a touching sensitivity and presence." The film also won the statuette for Best Screenplay. The
Tahonga for Best Film went to Carancho, Pablo Trapero, as "emotive and full tape because of its ability to tell a fact that demonstrates the fragility of human beings in extreme situations."
The award went to director Matias Bize, and fish life, that of the actress, for Antonia Zegers, by Post Mortem, and the audience, to 03.34 Earthquake in Chile, Juan Pablo Ternicier.
Meanwhile in La Paz, Cristian Mercado heard the news through an email. "I'm very happy with the award and happy that he continues to do well in the movie," he said.
currently focused on its theatrical works, as director and actor, Market prefers not to advance future projects until they are realized.
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