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International Film Competiton - Results 2007
Grand Prize Berghaus |
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| Environment Granger’s Winner - The Bear Man of Kamchatka  USA 50’ Directed and Produced by Jeff and Sue Turner Runner Up - Oil and Water Runner Up - Tepuy |
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| Culture K Village Winner - Tribe: Darhad UK 60’ Directed and Produced by Graham Johnston Special Mention - Call it Karma Runner Up - Land of Spirits |
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| Film Short KMFF Winner - Comitted; Keen Youth Directed by Dave Brown and Paul Diffley Produced by Hot Aches Productions Runner Up - Zoltan Runner Up - I can do that |
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| Adventure Cumbria Tourism Winner - Psyche (Patagonia Winter) UK 30’ Directed and Produced by Alastair Lee of Posing Productions Runner Up - Oil and Water Project Special Mention - Call it Karma |
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| Climbing Climber Magazine Winner - Aerialist USA 26’ Directed and Produced by Brad Lynch Special Mention - Underdeveloped (special mention) Runner Up - King Lines |
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| Mountaineering Asolo Winner - The Beckoning Silence UK 90’ Directed by Louise Osmond Produced by Darlow Smithson Runner Up - Patagonian Winter Runner Up - The Fastest Summit |
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| Special Jury Award NWDA Winner - Oil and Water Project USA 35’ Directed by Seth Warren Special Mention - Underdeveloped Special Mention - Call it Karma |
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| People's Choice Outdoor Show Winner - Pscyche UK 75’ Directed and Produced by Alastair Lee of Posing Productions 2nd- Beckoning silence 3rd - The Longest climb 4th- Ama Dablam |
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Adventure Film Academy Vision and Media/North West Vision |
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.jpg) Ian Stephens of Cumbria Tourism (right) presents the Mountain Adventure award to Alastair Lee for Patagonia Winter - Al Powell and Andy Kirkpatrick (on the left) star in the film. |
.jpg) Leo Houlding received the award from Kate Burke of Climber magazine for the Best Climbing film - Aerialist - on behalf of film maker Brad Lynch and Dean Potter. |
.jpg) Lawrence Friell of ASOLO presents the Best Mountaineering Film Award to cameraman Keith Partridge for the splendid The Beckoning Silence. |
.jpg) Jack Tackle receives the Special Jury Award for The Oil and Water Project from Chris Bonington of behalf of director Seth Billington - "we're both from Montana and that's close enough!" |
.jpg) Kate Thomas presents the People's Choice Award to film maker Al Lee for Psyche. |
.jpg) American climber and editor of Alpinist collects the award from Andy Kirkpatrick of Berghaus for King Lines - the Grand Prize of the Festival - on behalf of film makers Peter Mortimer and Josh Lowell. Christian's called described King Lines as "a story about the passion for climbing and adventure that will inspire future generations." |
.jpg) The winners of the Kendal Film Academy award for 2007 receive their awards from Alice Morrison of Northwest Vision and Media and Brain Hall - Director of the AFA. |
.jpg) Don Gladstone of Granger's awards the best Environment Film to Deb Smythe of the Banff Mountain Festival on behalf of Jeff and Sue Turner. |
.jpg) Tim Emmett receives the award for Best Culture Film from Mandy Dixon of K Village on behalf of the film maker Graham Johnson and Bruce Perry |
.jpg) Dave Brown and Paul Diffley receive the award for Best Short Film for Committed Keen Youth from Andy Kirkpatrick |
