ANONIMUL 2011

The 2010 edition of the ANONIMUL International Film Festival opened with the Romanian premiere of Abbas Kiarostami’s “Copie conforme/ Certified Copy”. Included in the Cannes Festival Official Selection in 2010, the film garnered the Best Actress Award – Juliette Binoche.

The audience in Sfantu Gheorghe voted for the winners of both feature and short competitions: “Zero”, directed by Pawel Borowski (Poland) gathered most votes for the Feature Film Competition, thus winning the ANONIMUL 2010 Trophy. As for the Short film Competition, “I’ll Be Zorro Someday”, directed by Joel Olivier (France) won Best Fiction Short, while “Amazonia”, directed by Sam Chen (USA) received the Best Animation Short Award.

The Festival continued the Actors behind Camera program by screening shorts and features by Anthony Hopkins, Adrian Grenier and Natalie Portman.

The ECO DOCS section presented titles such as “Climate Of Change”, directed by Brian Hill (UK) and “The Hybrid Union”, directed by Serguei Kouchnerov (USA).

Following project “Songs for Andy Warhol’s Screen Tests”, Lucian Ban returned to Anonimul in 2010 with “Tarkovsky Redux – like spirit without a shadow”. The project featured American violist Mat Maneri, nominated at the Grammy Awards in 2006 for Best Alternative Album, with Lucian Ban, Silent Strike and Dan Basu.

Sfantu Gheorghe
Sfantu Gheorghe... a magical place, where the Danube meets the Black Sea, an unconventional, picturesque place out of time... with many flowers, sun, sand, vividly painted houses burst by the wind, with hand-made wooden decorations and reed roofs
Green Village
Twenty two 4 stars villas (90 rooms), three luxury restaurants, three bars, a business center with cinema and conference halls, swimming pool, sauna and badminton court are waiting for their guests to offer them unique moments in a place of an amazing beauty.
Dolphin Camping
The Dolphin Camping, 3 stars, is situated on the banks of a channel covered with water lillies. A destination for the nostalgics of the relaxed holidays and the endless, almost desert beaches. But also for those who love films and good music...