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Production List 2004 Bulgarian Symphony Orchestra / Sif309 PRODUCTION LIST 2004 BULGARIAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA / SIF309 PROJECT TITLE MAESTRO DATES DIRECTOR AWARDS AND NOMINATIONS Film L'Amour aux trousses Marc Chourain Dec/04 Phillipe de Chauveron Album Marina Rei Antongiulio Frulio Dec/2004 Film Une Femme trompee Frédéric Porte Dec/2004 Album Alexandrina Pendachanska Dec/2004 Film Brice de Nice Bruno Coulais Nov/2004 James Huth Album Sinfonia Flamenca Juan Carmona Nov/2004 Musical Dracula Flavio Premoli/ PFM Nov/2004 Film Nom de Code DP René-Marc-Bini Nov/2004 Patrick Dewolf Film Sharks 3D Christophe Jacquelin Nov/2004 Jean-Jacques Mantello Film Il grande Torino Pino Donaggio Nov/2004 Claudio Bonivento Flaiano International Prizes 2006 • Won, Golden Pegasus/Best Television Director/Claudio Bonivento Film Va, vis et deviens /a.k.a. Go, See, Become/ Armand Amar Nov/2004 Radu Mihaileanu Aspen Filmfest Live and Become/ 2006 • Won, Audience Award/ Audience Favorite Feature/Radu Mihaileanu Awards of the Israeli Film Academy 2005 • Nominated, Award of the Israeli Film Academy/Best Supporting Actor/Sirak M. Sabahat • Nominated, Award of the Israeli Film Academy/Best Art Direction/Eitan Levi • Nominated, Award of the Israeli Film Academy/Best Costume Design/Rona Doron Berlin International Film Festival 2005 • Won, Prize of the Ecumenical Jury/Panorama Radu Mihaileanu • Won, Label Europa Cinemas/ Radu Mihaileanu/• Tied with Crustacés et coquillages (2005) • Won, Panorama Audience Award/Radu Mihaileanu Cinemania Film Festival 2005 • Won, Audience Award Copenhagen International Film Festival 2005 • Won, Golden Swan/Best Script/Radu Mihaileanu • Won, Golden Swan/Best Film/ Radu Mihaileanu César Awards, France 2006 • Won, César/ Best Original Screenplay (Meilleur scénario original)/Radu Mihaileanu, Alain- Michel Blanc • Nominated, César/Best Film (Meilleur film)/Radu Mihaileanu • Nominated, César/Best Director (Meilleur réalisateur)Radu Mihaileanu • Nominated, César/Best Music Written for a Film (Meilleure musique écrite pour un film)/ Armand Amar Lumiere Awards, France 2006 • Won, World Audience Award/ Radu Mihaileanu Vancouver International Film Festival 2005 • Won, Most Popular Film/Radu Mihaileanu Film Die Hitlerkantate Peter Gotthardt Oct/2004 Jutta Brückner Tokyo International Film Festival 2005 • Nominated, Tokyo Grand Prix/ Jutta Brückner Film Milady Bruno Coulais Oct/2004 Josée Dayan Film Iznogoud Jacques Davidovici Oct/2004 Patrick Braoudé Film Menteur! Menteuse! Carolin Petit Oct/2004 Henry Helman Film Jaurès, naissance d`un géant Carolin Petit Oct/2004 Jean-Daniel Verhaeghe Album Sinfonia Flamenca Juan Carmona Sept/2004 Tv series Orgoglio 2 Stefano Mainetti Sept/2004 Giorgio Serafini, Vittorio De Sisti Album Salpumo plays liberace Salvatore Pumo Sept/2004 Film Sometimes in April Bruno Coulais Sept/2004 Raoul Peck AFI Awards, USA 2006 • Won, AFI Award/TV Program of the Year/• SOMETIMES IN APRIL is a shining example of what television is capable of - illuminating, educating, and in the process, transcending the pain of a subject that would otherwise be impossible to embrace emotionally. After all, how does one tell the story of Rwandan genocide? Here the creative ensemble's courage and artistry has earned them the right not only to present the historically complex saga, but also to offer the question of reconciliation. Spanning this chasm is the function of art in our world Amanda Awards, Norway 2006 • Won, Amanda/Best DVD (Årets DVD) Berlin International Film Festival 2005 • Nominated, Golden Berlin Bear/ Raoul Peck Black Movie Awards 2005 •Nominated, Black Movie Award/ Outstanding Television Movie/ Raoul Peck, Joel Stillerman, Daniel Delume Black Reel Awards 2006 • Nominated, Black Reel/Best Actor – Television/Idris Elba • Nominated, Black Reel/Best Supporting Actor – Television/ Oris Erhuero • Nominated, Black Reel/Best Director – Television/Raoul Peck • Nominated, Black Reel/Best Screenplay, Original or Adapted – Television/Raoul Peck • Nominated, Black Reel/ Outstanding Television or Mini- Series Film/Daniel Delume Durban International Film Festival 2005 • Won, Best Film/Raoul Peck Image Awards 2006 • Nominated, Image Award/ Outstanding TV Movie, Mini- Series or Dramatic Special • Nominated, Image Award/ Outstanding Actor in a TV Movie, Mini-Series or Dramatic Special/ Idris Elba NAMIC Vision Awards 2006 • Nominated, Vision Award/Best Drama • Nominated, Vision Award/Best Dramatic Performance/Idris Elba Primetime Emmy Awards 2005 • Nominated, Primetime Emmy/ Outstanding Music Composition for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special (Dramatic Underscore)/ Bruno Coulais (music composer)/ (HBO) Satellite Awards 2005 • Nominated, Satellite Award/ Outstanding Motion Picture Made for Television Television Critics Association Awards 2005 • Nominated, TCA Award/ Outstanding Achievement Movies, Mini-Series and Spec Film La battante Frédéric Porte July/2004 Didier Albert Film Don Bosco Marco Frisina Aug/2004 Tv series Père et maire Frédéric Porte July/2004 Film Le mystère Alexia Carolin Petit July/2004 Marc Rivière Film Hotel Rwanda Andrea Guerra July/2004 Terry George AFI Fest 2004 • Won, Audience Award/Best Feature Film/Terry George Academy Awards, USA 2005 • Nominated, Oscar/Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role/Don Cheadle • Nominated, Oscar/Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role/Sophie Okonedo • Nominated, Oscar/Best Writing, Original Screenplay/Keir Pearson, Terry George American Screenwriters Association, USA 2005 • Nominated, Discover Screenwriting Award/Terry George, Keir Pearson Awards of the Japanese Academy 2007 • Nominated, Award of the Japanese Academy/Best Foreign Language Film BAFTA Awards 2006 • Nominated, BAFTA Film Award/Best Screenplay – Original/Keir Pearson, Terry George BET Awards 2005 • Nominated, BET Award/Best Actor/Don Cheadle/• Also for Ocean's Twelve and After the Sunset. Black Reel Awards 2005 • Won, Black Reel/Best Actress, Drama/Sophie Okonedo • Nominated, Black Reel/Best Actor, Drama/Don Cheadle Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards 2005 •Nominated, Critics Choice Award/Best Picture • Nominated, Critics Choice Award/Best Actor/Don Cheadle Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association Awards 2005 • Nominated, DFWFCA Award/ Best Actor/Don Cheadle • Nominated, DFWFCA Award/ Best Picture David di Donatello Awards 2005 • Nominated, David/Best Foreign Film (Miglior Film Straniero)/Terry George European Film Awards 2005 • Won, European Film Award/ Best Composer/Rupert Gregson- Williams, Andrea Guerra Golden Globes, USA 2005 • Nominated, Golden Globe/Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama/Don Cheadle • Nominated, Golden Globe/Best Original Song - Motion Picture/ Wyclef Jean (music/lyrics), Jerry 'Wonder' Duplessis (music), Andrea Guerra (music)/• For the song "Million Voices" • Nominated, Golden Globe/Best Motion Picture - Drama Grammy Awards 2006 • Nominated, Grammy/Best Song Written for Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media Jerry 'Wonder' Duplessis, Andrea Guerra, Wyclef Jean/• For the song "Million Voices" Humanitas Prize 2005 • Won, Humanitas Prize/Feature Film Sharks Christophe Jacquelin July/04 Film Manô Nuno Malo June/04 George Felner Film Clara Frédéric Porte June/04 Album Voyageurs du ciel et de la mer Bruno Coulais June/04 Film Automne Cyril Morin June/04 Ra'up McGee Show Light Players Eric Travers May/04 Film Pagliacci Ruggero Leoncavallo May/04 Film L'uomo che colorava dei sogni /a.k.a. Alla Andrea Guerra May/04 Roberto Faenza Bastia Italian Film Festival luce del sole/ 2006 • Won, Audience Award/Roberto Faenza • Won, Best Actor/Luca Zingaretti Capri, Hollywood 2005 •Won, Capri Exploit Award/ Corrado Fortuna David di Donatello Awards 2005 • Won, David of the Youth/ Roberto Faenza • Nominated, David/Best Producer (Migliore Produttore)/ Elda Ferri • Nominated, David/Best Actor (Migliore Attore Protagonista)/ Luca Zingaretti • Nominated, David/Best Sound (Migliore Fonico di Presa Diretta)/Mario Dallimonti • Nominated, David/Best Visual Effects (Migliori Effetti Speciali Visivi)/Paola Trisoglio, Stefano Marinoni European Film Awards 2005 • Nominated, European Film Award/Best Director Roberto Faenza Flaiano Film Festival 2005 • Won, Audience Award/Best Actor/Luca Zingaretti Flaiano International Prizes 2005 • Won, Golden Pegasus/Best Actor/Luca Zingaretti Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists 2006 • Nominated, Silver Ribbon/Best Actor (Migliore Attore Protagonista)/Luca Zingaretti/• Also for I giorni dell'abbandono. Karlovy Vary International Film Festival 2005 • Won, Best Actor/Luca Zingaretti/• Tied with Uri Gavriel for What a Wonderful Place • Nominated, Crystal Globe/ Roberto Faenza Tv series Zodiaque Frédéric Porte May/2004 Claude-Michel Rome Film Rien de grave Eric &Frédéric Prados May/2004 Album Télépopmusic Fabrice Dumont May/2004 Film Imperium:Nerone Andrea Guerra April/2004 Paul Marcus Album Fantaisie pour deux guitars, choeur et Baudlot/Roy April/2004 ochestre Film L'amore non basta Vince Tempera April/2004 Tiziana Aristarco Film Bab'Aziz- The Prince That Contemplated Armand Amar April/2004 Nacer Khemir Fajr Film Festival His Soul 2005 • Won, Crystal Simorgh/Spiritual Competiton: Best Film/Reza Shoja-Nuri, Ali, Cyriac Auriol Muscat Film Festival 2006 • Won, Golden Dagger/Best Picture Tv series Zodiaque Frédéric Porte May/2004 Claude-Michel Rome Album Paolo Alazraki Marco Grasso March/2004 Film Frankenstein Roger Bellon March/2004 Film Trois couples en quête d`orages Stéphane Zidi March/2004 Commercial Kulinar Rumen Boyadjiev Jr. March/2004 Film Genesis Bruno Coulais March/2004 Claude Nuridsany
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