Sujo, Mexico‘s Oscar submission, topped the Morelia Worldwide Movie Pageant with three wins throughout Greatest Screenplay, Route and total Fiction Characteristic movie. It’s an excellent begin to the worldwide movie contender, following up its nabbing of the Sundance Movie Pageant’s Grand Jury Prize for World Cinema.
From filmmakers Astrid Rondero and Fernanda Valadez, the drama facilities on the eponymous beloved son of a small-town cartel gunman who narrowly escapes dying when his father is murdered. When his aunt takes him in and raises him within the remoted countryside, he should take care of hardship, poverty and the fixed peril related together with his id.
Rondero and Valadez shared the awards for Greatest Mexican Fiction Characteristic Movie Screenplay, Greatest Route of Mexican Fiction Characteristic Movie and Greatest Mexican Characteristic Movie total. In September, The Forge acquired the North American rights to the pic, which is able to hit choose theaters starting Nov. 29.
The Morelia fest, in its twenty second version, runs from Oct. 18 to 27 in its title metropolis in Michoacán. This 12 months’s program together with a screening of almost 200 movies, together with Mexican premieres and different options.
Emilia Pérez from French director Jacques Audiard served because the opening screening, the actresses of which — Karla Sofía Gascón and Adriana Paz — had been particular visitors. Megalopolis was additionally screened, and director Francis Ford Coppola was offered with the Creative Excellence Award. Rodrigo Prieto’s Pedro Páramo, which debuted at TIFF earlier this 12 months, was additionally showcased. The closing screening was Alfonso Cuarón’s restricted collection Disclaimer. Different notable visitors included Liv Tyler, Alexander Payne, Ava DuVernay, Ira Sachs and Leos Carax.
Under is the complete winners listing:
Michoacán Quick Movie Screenplay Competitors: Antesala al primer beso, Adrián A. González Camargo
Ojo for the Michoacan Part: Imprint (Impronta), Rafael Martínez-García
Particular Jury Prize sponsored by Renta Imagen: Niño halcón duerme entre visiones de un incendio, Mauricio Sáenz-Cánovas
Ojo for Greatest Mexican Documentary Quick Movie: In search of a Donkey (Buscando un burro), Juan Vicente Manrique
Ojo for Greatest Mexican Animated Quick Movie: The Black Stain (La mancha negra), Yareni Velázquez Mendoza
Ojo for Greatest Mexican Fiction Quick Movie: Spiritum, Adolfo Margulis
Particular Point out for Mexican Documentary Characteristic Movie: Cracked (La falla), Alana Simoes
Viewers Award for Mexican Documentary Characteristic Movie: Goodbye, Horses: The Many Lives of Q Lazzarus, Eva Aridjis Fuentes
Ojo for Greatest Mexican Documentary Characteristic Movie: I Died (Li cham), Ana Ts’uyeb
Particular Point out for Mexican Fiction Characteristic Movie: A Fisherman’s Story, Edgar Nito
Viewers Award for Mexican Fiction Characteristic Movie: La cocina, Alonso Ruizpalacios
Ojito for Greatest Actress in a Mexican Fiction Characteristic Movie: Diana Laura Di, Violent Butterflies (Violentas mariposas)
Ojito for Greatest Actor in a Mexican Fiction Characteristic Movie: Andrés Revo, Positive Younger Males (Hombres íntegros)
Greatest Screenplay for a Mexican Fiction Characteristic Movie: Astrid Rondero and Fernanda Valadez, Sujo
Ojo for Greatest Route of a Mexican Fiction Characteristic Movie: Astrid Rondero and Fernanda Valadez, Sujo
Ojo for Greatest Mexican Fiction Characteristic Movie: Sujo, Astrid Rondero and Fernanda Valadez
