Durango Independent Film Festival, held March 2-6, announces this year’s festival winner.
Best Narrative Feature: “Marvelous and the Black Hole.” by Kate Tsang.
Best Documentary: “To Which We Belong,” by Pamela Boll & Lindsay Richardson.
Best Narrative Short: “ALA KACHUU – Take and Run,“ by Maria Brendle.
Best Native Cinema: “Our Story – The Indigenous Led Fight to Protect Greater Chaco,” by Michael Ramsey and Daniel Tso.
Best Adventure Film: “A River Out of Time,” by Benjamin Kraushaar and Cody Perry.
Best Family Film: “Rocks 4 Sale!” by David Dibble.
Best REEL Learning Film: “Under the Lights,” by Miles Levin.
Best Narrative Feature: “Ferryman,” by Darren Bender.
Best Actor: Peter Callahan, “Out and About.“
Best Actress: Carli Fish, “Ferryman.“
Best Documentary Feature: “To Which We Belong,” by Pamela Boll and Lindsay Richardson
Honorable Mention Documentary Feature: “Being Thunder,” by Stephanie Lamorre.
Best Documentary Short: “Between the Lines: Photojournalism in the Crossfire,” by Jan Sonnenmair.
Best Adventure Film: “A River Out of Time,” by Benjamin Kraushaar and Cody Perry.
Best Live Action Narrative Short: “OPERATION CAVITY,“ by Alex Morsanutto.
Honorable Mention Live Action Short: “ALA KACHUU – Take and Run,” by Maria Brendle.
Best Animated Short: “ON/OFF,” by Nicolas Villarreal.
