Film Festival of San Sebastian on Saturday ended doubly rewarding Ned s , film actor and Scottish director Peter Mullan. Neds won the Golden Shell for best film and the Silver Shell for Best Actor for Connor McCarron, the protagonist of 17 years. Ned s , uneducated and criminals, is the story of a poor teenager who becomes Glasgow gang and crime through social pressure. Mullan, who these days is shooting with Steven Spielberg, has already won at other festivals. In 1998 he won the award for the best performance at the Festival de Cannes (1998) by My Name is Joe , Britain's Ken Loach, who has worked on other films. His feature film The Magdalene Sisters ( Sisters of the Magdalene ) received the Golden Lion in Venice (2003). photos up © Film Festival San Sebastian 2010 .
Latin cinema clear winner
Latin cinema garnered several awards in this year's Festival. Official Section, Chilean Raoul Ruiz took the Silver Shell for Best Director for Mysteries Lisbon. 
The Kutxa-New Directors Award went to the hands of the Colombian film colors of the mountain , the directorial debut of writer / director Carlos César Albeláez (to left) , endowed with 90,000 euros. "Through its deceptive simplicity and modest resource use film, the film gets show the fragility of human integrity in the midst of an armed conflict ", the jury noted. Uruguay received special mention The life of Frederick Veiroj, " for his sense of humor and Mane ra to mock our passion by ci ne, as well as showing great love of life ". 
The Mexican Abel, directed by Diego Luna and produced by John Malkovich and Gael García Bernal, won the Horizon Award, endowed with 35,000 euros. "for his powerful film proposal, both visual and sound and music. And po r freshness and the birth of a new voice that uses the obstacles and lack of resources as a tool to tell a personal story and universal salt both ", said the jury. Special mention went to Mexican-also- A stone's throw from Sebastian Hiriart "for his powerful film proposal, both visual and sound and music. And for its freshness and the birth of a new voice using the obstacles and lack of resources as a tool to tell a personal story and universal while ", the document of the jury. Up, Diego Luna and John Malkovich. 
On the other hand, the Argentine film Cerr or Bayo, Victoria Galardi (left, with actress Veronica Llinas) received TVE Award-Another Look 2010. The jury said it awarded him concentrated in the small universe of a family multiplicity of cough feelings and aspirations of three generations of women have men without relying on them " . Film Award in Construction Industry, which focuses on support to end the winning production was for E mong night and day Bernardo Arellano (Mexico .) Meanwhile, House of America Award for Aid to the Post-Latin American film production earned him a movie Assault , Iria Gomez, also from Mexico.
Finally, the Ninth International Student Film Award given to the Cuban film Panavision The minutes, hours , Janaina Marques, International School of Film and TV. The third prize went to Meeting Ambien family you Carlos Leiva, of the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile.
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Official Section, Home for Christmas (Home for Christmas), the Norwegian Bent Hamer (side) , won the Best Screenplay. The film tells several stories of lives of the inhabitants of a Norwegian people using as pretext the context of Christmas. It is an approach to gently life, death and love, with characters of different origin, and which highlights the presence of migrants. The film is based on a series of stories of Norwegian writer Levi Henriksen. 
The documentary How much does your weigh building, Mr. Foster? (much weight his building, Mr. Foster?), Norberto Lopez Amado and Carlos Carcass, won second place in the TCM Audience Award, and was awarded 35,000 euros. It is a fascinating journey through the life and work of one of the great architects of this century, Britain's Norman Foster. Top Foster with their managers. The Festival in pictures
Photo 1/John Sayles, director of Amigo . Photo 2/Richard Jenkins, one of the protagonists of Come pray love. Photo 3 / Claudia Llosa, Peruvian filmmaker and jury member of the Official Section.
Photo 4/Joel Torre, star of Amigo. Photo 5/Directores and producers of the films participating in the section Films in Progress. Photo 6/Javier Bardem and Julia Roberts star in Eat pray love.
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