Akira Kurosawa Memorial Short Film Competition

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The Akira Kurosawa Memorial Short Film Competition is a major international short film awards ceremony, run by the Akira Kurosawa Foundation. Since the inaugural 2004-2005 competition, the Grand Prix and numerous other prizes have been awarded on an annual basis.

[edit] 2006

The Akira Kurosawa Memorial Short Film Competition 2006 Final Round and Award Ceremony was held in Yurakucho, Tokyo on Friday 17th November 2006.[1]

Rank Film Director(s) Country Prize
Grand Prix otomi William Henne Belgium ¥2,000,000
Second Place (Saga Prefecture Governor Award) Left Alexandre Philippe USA ¥1,000,000
Second Place (Rikkyo University Award) Passing Moments Toshiharu Yaegashi Japan ¥1,000,000
Honourable Mention Pillow Talk Araya Suriharn Thailand ¥500,000
Honourable Mention War Next Door Peter Politzer Hungary ¥500,000
Honourable Mention The Room 316 William Tan Japan ¥500,000
Incentive Award Bokyo Hiroki Butsugan Japan ¥200,000
Incentive Award usotuki yumichan Masaki Miyamoto Japan ¥200,000
Incentive Award Passenger Green Zeng Singapore ¥200,000
Incentive Award Sister Moonlight Shigeaki Kobayashi Japan ¥200,000
Nominated Meaningful Touches Sarah Steel Australia
Nominated Tulips for Daisy Michael Dominic USA
Nominated All That You Want Per Hanefjord Sweden
Nominated The Life Jin Ho Ryu South Korea
Shortlisted Amelia and Michael Daniel Cormack United Kingdom
Shortlisted di (little brother) Leong huat kam Singapore
Shortlisted Brothers John Altobello III USA
Shortlisted My Scarlet Letter Karen Dee Carpenter USA
Shortlisted Look at Me Chawalit Khanawutikarn Thailand
Shortlisted Latent Sorrow Shon Kim USA
Shortlisted Positive Ash Nukui USA
Shortlisted Between Us T.Arthur Cottam USA
Shortlisted Paris 1951 Jasmin Gordon USA
Shortlisted Film Diary David Borengasser USA
Shortlisted Yonin Ken Makio Singapore

[edit] 2004-2005

The Akira Kurosawa Memorial Short Film Competition 2004-2005 Final Round and Award Ceremony was held in the Asahi Hall (Yurakucho Marion Build. 12F) on 4th September 2005.[2]

Rank Film Director(s) Country Prize
Grand Prix The Kitchen Ben Ferris Australia ¥2,000,000
Second Place (Saga Prefecture Governor Award) Making Life Work Maximilian Jezo-Parovsky USA ¥1,000,000
Second Place (Rikkyo University Award) Nagi Takatoshi Arai Japan ¥1,000,000
Incentive Award Hi No Tsugi Ha Rekishi Inan Orner Japan ¥300,000
Incentive Award Hanzubon No Ojisan Kota Nagaoka Japan ¥300,000
Incentive Award Dirty Work Blues Satoko Okita Japan ¥300,000


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