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His book The Films of Krzyzstof KieЕ›lowski: The Liminal Image won the 2006 Spiritus Award, issued annually for the best book on theology and film. Select publications include essays in Film Quarterly, The Routledge Companion to Philosophy and Film, and The Quarterly Review of Film and Video. He is also an active filmmaker and film theorist, combining his interest in film aesthetics with multi-sensory science and phenomenology. He has twice served as Visiting Professor of Theology and Film at Princeton Theological Seminary, and has lectured on film aesthetics and theology around the world. Kickasola is AssociateВ Professor of Film and Digital Media and the Director of the Baylor Communication in New York program, Baylor University. Tanner is currently Assistant Professor and Co-Chair in the Media and Communications Department at the Maharishi University of Management.Дr. Profits of Doom (2001), an investigation into the policies of the World Bank and IMF in developing nations, was chosen for viewing at the North South film festival Death on the Silk Road (1999), focusing on the effects of nuclear testing in China, won the Rory Peck Award for Journalism and The Mahogany Trail (1996), on the plight of Amazonian Indians whose reserves are invaded for mahogany wood being exported to foreign markets, won the Bill Travers Insight Award at the London International Environmental Film Festival.

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His most recent projects include Saving The Disposable Ones (2011), a documentary about a Catholic priest in inner city Columbia transforming the lives of thousands of children by providing shelter, love and Transcendental Meditation Time Team (2004), an hour-long archaeological program for the Channel Four/Discovery series uncovering the mysteries of one of the first man-made monuments built on the British landscape and Children of Vengeance (2002), a documentary for the BBC on the Arab-Israeli conflict, which won the Foreign Press AssociationвЂ™s Story of the Year award. Stuart Tanner is an acclaimed producer and director of documentary films for the BBC, National Geographic, the Discovery Channel, and others. Iina LempiГ¤inen (Finland),В вЂњThe Silence Of Our FriendsвЂќ

Ya-Chen Cheng (Taiwan),В вЂњCobain and His RaincoatвЂќ The 2015В festival also featured guest speakers Dr. Two of the directors were present, and the evening program also included an appearance by the WYA Chamber Orchestra performing HummelвЂ™s Fantasie with viola soloist Faith Pak. These winning films were screened at the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office on Wednesday, March 25 th, 6pm-9pm. Finnish director Iina LempiГ¤inen received an Honorable Mention for her film, вЂњThe Silence Of Our FriendsвЂќ, which takes a creative look at the theme of bullying and reminds us of the capacity for human excellence.

Her beautiful story of a young girl who is both innocent and courageous, is both inspiring and uplifting.

3 rd prize was awarded to Filipino director Kristine Zuniga for her film вЂњBimyanaвЂќ. 2 nd prize was awarded to вЂњWatershedвЂќ by Taiwanese director Ruei-Jin Huang, for her sensitive and honest representation of family relationships portrayed through beautiful cinematography. This film went far beyond delivering an action-packed plot, but included excellent character development, presenting thought-provoking facets of human nature. At the conclusion of the festival screenings, four young directors were awarded prizes forВ their outstanding short films, which portray the dignity of the human person with creativity and depth.ДЎ st prize was awarded to Taiwanese director Ya-Chen Cheng for her film вЂњCobain and His RaincoatвЂќ. They represented countries including Finland, Philippines, Taiwan, Chile, and United States. Nine finalists were invited to screen their films in Manhattan during the 2015 Manhattan International Film Festival.