Rodrigo Grande awarded Best Director and Best Film at the Seattle International Film Festival.
The Spanish filmaker has received the Golden Space Needle Audience Awards for Best Director and Best Film for "At the End of the Tunnel". Rodrigo Grande participate in the Festival with a Mobility grant by AC/E. See more >
The Spanish filmaker has received the Golden Space Needle Audience Awards for Best Director and Best Film for "At the End of the Tunnel". Rodrigo Grande participate in the Festival with a Mobility grant by AC/E. See more >
The Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) is the largest film festival in the United States. SIFF runs for 25 days, screens over 400 films, and has over 150,000 audience members every year. Film screenings are held across 11 venues in Seattle and its neighboring cities (Bellevue, Shoreline, Kirkland). SIFF's organizational mission is "to create experiences that bring people together to discover extraordinary films from around the world."
This is the 43rd year for the Seattle International Film Festival. This year, SIFF is set to run from May 18 - June 11, 2017. In 2017, the Festival will screen films and host events in eleven venues, and will screen more than 400 films from 90 different countries. In addition to the venues in Seattle, SIFF hosts screenings in Bellevue (from May 19 - June 1), Kirkland (from June 1 -4), and Shoreline (from May 26 - June 3). There will be more than 300 members of the film industry as guests.
AC/E supports the participation of Spanish film professionals to attend the screenings of their films:
1) Rodrigo Grande, director of the feature film: Al Final del tunel
2) Lucas Castán, director of the short film: Real Men Don't Cry
3) Olga Osorio, director of the short film: Einstein-Rosen
4) Anna Solanas, director of the short film: Dead Horses
5) Ben Fernandez, director of the short film: Stunt Manual