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3-7 of November
Special Guest: Czech Republic
Entered 444 films from 34 countries: Australia, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia and Montenegro, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom and United States of America
57 films selected for competition
Members of the international jury
Stefan Fischer - director, cameraman (Germany)
Groó Diana - director (Hungary)
Hatházi András - director, actor, writer, script-writer, head of the Hungarian Theatre Department of Babeș-Bolyai University (Romania)
Titus Muntean - director (Romania)
Alice Ruzickova - director, cameraman, vice-dean of Film and TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague (Czech Republic)
Presented features films and documentaries
Have a Good Trip by Robert Ralston (Hungary)
The Man of the Day by Dan Pița (Romania)
Dealer by Fliegauf Benedek (Hungary)
At least Europa... by Stefan Fischer (Romania)
Examination by Titus Muntean (Romania)
Retracing a Nightmare by Stefan Fischer (Hungary)
The Train by Domokos János, El Eini Sonia, Szalay Péter, Szekeres Csaba (Hungary)
Control by Antal Nimród (Hungary)
Tamara by Hajdu Szabolcs (Hungary)
Eastern Sugar by Török Ferenc (Hungary)
Casting by Goran Radovanovic (Serbia/Germany)
Hermit's Masterpiece by Szirmai Márton (Hungary)
Hungarian Vagabond by Herendi Gábor (Hungary)
Boring in Brno by Vladimir Moravek (Czech Republic)
Pupendo by Jan Hrebejk (Czech Republic)
Additional programs
- Concert of the Targu-Mures State Philharmonic Orchestra
- The Czech Film Posters in the 20th Century
- Borsec Project - exhibitions
- Best of Mediawave 2004
- Nobles concert (Hungary)
- Discussions with Stefan Fischer
- Where from? Where? - Art Contact Movement Theatre (Hungary)
- FAMU program - animation films (Czech Republic)
- FAMU program - documentary films (Czech Republic)
- Films of the Filmtett and the Duna Workshop 2004
- Films of the Inforg Stúdió (Hungary)
- Apolodor - Concert: Ada Milea, Dorina Chiriac, Radu Bînzaru (Romania)
- Program for children
- After Midnight Concert (Romania)
- Between - Music-dance-video - Dóra Attila, Széphegyi Szilvi (Hungary)
Prizes of the ALTER-NATIVE 12 International Short Film Festival
THE SPECIAL PRIZE OF THE JURY AND A GIFTBAG OFFERED BY THE HUNGARIAN INDEPENDENT FILM AND VIDEO ASSOCIATION
Florin Piersic Jr.: Advertising (Romania)
THE PRIZE OF THE HUNGARIAN FILM LABORATORY
(laboratory work in value of 500.000 HUF )
Pálfi Szabolcs: The Bus (Yellowbus) (Hungary)
THE PRIZE OF THE DUNA WORKSHOP FOR THE BEST MOVIE MAKER
(financing the production of a short film in value of 500.000 HUF)
Radu Vasile Igazsag: The One Day Revolution (Romania)
THE PRIZE OF THE RADIO ROMANIA CULTURAL (Total value: 20 million lei)
Ex aequo:
Ovidiu Georgescu: 99% Bucharest (Romania)
Nurit Sharett: Identity (Israel)
THE PRIZE OF ILLYES FOUNDATION (Total value: 200.000 HUF)
Ex aequo:
Lizzie Oxby: Extn.21 (UK)
Matthew Gravelle: Taps (UK)
IN MEMORIAM SIMÓ SÁNDOR PRIZE FOR THE BEST FIRST FILM OFFERED BY THE HUNGARIAN DEMOCRATIC YOUTH UNION WITH THE HELP OF THE ROMANIAN NATIONAL OFFICE OF CINEMATOGRAPHY AND A WALDMANN PEN OFFERED BY AÁRY-TAMÁS LAJOS, THE COMMISIONER FOR EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS OF HUNGARY (20 million lei)
Marten Klingbers: Victor and his Brothers (Sweden)
THE PRIZE OF THE CITY OF TARGU-MURES (30 million Lei)
Daniel Greaves: Little Things (UK)
THE ALTER-NATIVE 12 PRIZE OFFERED BY ROMANIAN NATIONAL OFFICE OF CINEMATOGRAPHY (30 million lei)
Micha Wald: Alice and Me (Belgium) |
