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12 AWARD-WINNING FILMS WHICH HAVE MADE HISTORY
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	San Sebastian is opening its doors once again to one of the world´s most important film competitions (20th to 29th September). filmotech.com is participating in the festival, too. Not only are we sponsoring projections on site at the event, but you can also download a selection of some of the most outstanding award-winning titles in the history of the festival right here on this website devoted to cinema. The 55th San Sebastian Film Festival is opening with the American film Eastern Promises, by David Cronenberg. Two Spanish films are participating in the contest: Mataharis, by Iciar Bollain, and Siete mesas de billar francés, by Gracia Querejeta. In addition, directors like Wayne Wang, Hans Weingarther or Manuel Poirier, among others, are vying for awards in the Official Selection for the first time. In addition, filmmakers like John Sayles, Nick Broomfield or Simon Staho are returning to San Sebastian. In total, nineteen films (three out of competition by Paul Auster, Mark Linfield and Michael Radford) from some fifteen countries are being shown in the Official Selection.
1953-2007: We offer you 12 San Sebastian Film Festival award-winning hits that have left their mark in each of the six decades the festival has been held – from La guerra de Dios (I Was a Parish Priest) and Carne de horca from 1953 to the most recent film in this filmotech.com selection, Vete de mí (Go Away from Me) from 2006.
I WAS A PARISH PRIEST 1953 Dir.: Rafael Gil ? Awards for Best Film and Best Director CARNE DE HORCA 1953 Dir.: Ladislao Vajda ? Awards for Best Photography (Otello Martelli) and Best Setting (Antonio Simont) NORTH WIND 1954 Dir.: Antonio Momplet ? Award for Best Actor (Enrique Álvarez Diosdado) TODOS SOMOS NECESARIOS 1956 Dir.: José Antonio Nieves Conde ? Award for Best Film LEAP TO FAME 1959 Dir.: Leon Klimovsky ?Award for Best Male Performance (Adolfo Marsillach) LA TÍA TULA 1964 Dir.: Miguel Picazo ? San Sebastian Award for Best Director and Perla del Cantábrico Award for Best Spanish-language Feature Film LA DUDA 1972 Dir.: Rafael Gil ? Award for Best Actor (Fernando Rey) TO AN UNKNOWN GOD 1977 Dir.: Jaime Chavarri ? San Sebastian Award for Best Male Performance (Héctor Alterio) and Perla del Cantábrico Award for Best Spanish-Language Feature Film 27 HOURS 1986 Dir.: Montxo Armendáriz ? Concha de Plata Award LETTERS FROM ALOU 1990 Dir.: Montxo Armendáriz ? Concha de Oro Award for Best Film and Concha de Plata Award for Best Male Performance (Mulie Jarju) MADNESS OF LOVE 2001 Dir.: Vicente Aranda ? Concha de Plata for Best Actress (Pilar López de Ayala) GO AWAY FROM ME 2006 Dir.: Víctor García León ? Concha de Plata Award for Best Actor (Juan Diego)

RETROSPECTIVES
The biggest names in cinema come to San Sebastian. This year is the turn of Henry King (1892-1982), American film pioneer who we are joining in a classic and historic retrospective. filmotech.com is an official sponsor of no less than 50 films for the delight of festival spectators.In addition, filmotech.com is participating in the Made in Spain Selection, in which the most interesting Spanish films from the past year are being shown. Rounding out this section are Horizontes (Latin America) and Films in Progress (Latin American films in the post-production phase).

CINEMA THAT CAME IN FROM THE COLD
3 `DOGMA 95´ FILMS TO DOWNLOAD
	Deserving special mention is Cold Fever, a thematic series dedicated to cinema from the Nordic countries, from which an innovative movement came out of the Dogma 95 manifesto. These films have a contained appearance which hide intense personal dramas and explore an image freed from conventions. The main driver of the movement has been master of ceremonies Lars Von Trier. In this series in San Sebastian, some thirty films in this movement coming out of Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark and Iceland since 1995 are being shown. The movement has also had an impact on Spanish filmmaking through the work of Juan Pinzás, director who has received three Dogma Diplomas given out by Lars Von Trier himself for the three films we offer you below here on filmotech.com.
THE OUTCOME 2005. Dir.: Juan Pinzás DÍAS DE BODA 2002. Dir.: Juan Pinzás ONCE UPON ANOTHER TIME 1999. Dir.: Juan Pinzás