Ross McElwee’s “Remake” won the Golden Globe Award for Impact, a documentary at the Venice Film Festival.
The award, published by the Artemis Rising Foundation, celebrates the documentary feature film in the official Venice selection called “Attention to important social issues of journalism and creative prowess.”
The film team will receive a $10,000 prize from the Artemis Rising Foundation and an impact collaboration with Think-Film Impact Production.
“Remake” traces McElwee’s relationship with his son Adrian, and the bond that the camera created while Adrian was alive. Paintings are drawn from decades of footage, some shot by Ross, some shot by Adrien, and the film becomes “a layered excavation of memory and imagemaking.” Threadthrough is a ghost of another project. It’s Hollywood’s stagnant efforts to fictionalize McErwee’s “Sherman’s March,” which won the Best Documentary at the Sundance Film Festival.
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The ju-deputy reads, “The “remake” exquisitely evokes the pain of losing and disappointing the person we love most, but brings us to a deeper understanding of how sadness expands and teaches us. It demonstrates the power of candid storytelling on the healing process and offers a new lens on how art can help us face the truth and find Thorus. ”
Ju judges include Helen Hone, president of Golden Globes, Regina K. Scully, founder and CEO of Artemis Rising Foundation, Jarrell Jerome, actor, musician, Theoyu, actor, Geralyn Whitedrayfaus, producer and co-founder of Impact Partner, Misan Sagui, screenwriter, Edoardo Ponty, director, director, danielle Turcobe Wyerson, find cone,
Alberto Barbera, artistic director of the Venice Film Festival, who joined the ju judge on the red carpet, said, “Documentaries grow every year with the public and critics in mind. For this reason, the new awards in which the Golden Globes and Artemis Rising Foundation present the best impact documentary on the occasion of the 82nd Venice Film Festival is extremely important and valuable.”
Hoehne said, “Documentary films are one of the most powerful tools that must illuminate truth, amplify unprecedented voices, and promote meaningful change. At the Golden Globes, we believe that films are dedicated to not only artistry, but also films that shine urgent issues with courage and creativity.
Scully said, “Documentary films reflect important stories and issues of our time. They help inform and inspire our culture, and therefore deserve to be recognized and praised. This is why we are honored to partner with the Golden Globes and recognize this award and the incredible film “Remake.”
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