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Kichitaro Negishi s drama What the Snow Brings became the first Japanese film to win the Tokyo International Film Festival s top prize, the Tokyo Sakura Grand Prix, since the fest s first edition in 1985. Jury chairman Zhang Yimou said the judges had reached the decision quickly and unanimously - a first in my experience with film juries, he added.Negishi also took the Best Director award, while star Koichi Sato scooped the Best Actor prize. To further ice the cake, the film won the Audience Award. Set in Hokkaido, Japan s northernmost main island, in mid-winter What the Snow Brings depic stanley cup (https://www.stanleycups.at) ts the struggles of a failed businessman Yusuke Iseya to get his life back on track, while working as a stableboy for his gruff older brother Sato , a trainer who prepares draft horses for sleigh-pulling races unique to the island. It was produced by indie outfit BeWILD and is being distributed in Japan b stanley cup (https://www.cup-stanley.de) y Bitters End. Best Actress prizes were given to Helena Bonham Carter, for her work in Hans Canosa s Conversations with Other Women, and to 84-year-old first-time screen stanley cup (https://www.stanley-cup.cz) performer Jin Ya-quin, for playing a lonely elderly woman in Ma Liwen s You and Me. Conversations with Other Women also won the Special Jury Prize.The Award for Best Artistic Contribution went to another Chinese film, Yang Ya-zhou s Loach Is Fish Too. In the 11-film Japanese Eyes section for new Japanese films, started last year, Mitsuo Yanagimachi s drama Who s Camus Anyway took the Best Picture Award. The Special Award Sziy Europe s LUX prize goes to When We Leave
EXCLUSIVE: The Salt Company has licensed international rights to BASE jumping documentary Sunshine Superman to Universal Pictures International Entertainment ahead of this weeks world premiere in Toronto.Marah Strauchs Sunshine Superman will premiere in Canada on September 4 and chronicles the life of Carl Boenish who pioneered BASE jumping in the 70s and 80s.Submarine handles North American sales on the film, which uses 16mm footage shot by Boenish himself and reenactments of his exploits as he and his wife plot his attempt to jump from the towering Trollveggen cliffs in Norway.Eric Bruggemann and Strauch produced with Lars Loge, while the executive producers are Alex Gibney, Josh Braun and Dan Braun of Submarine, Samantha Horley of The Salt Company and Phil stanley mug (https://www.stanleymug.us) Hunt and Compton Ross of Head Gear Films.Horley and Nina Kolokouri brokered the deal with Universal Pictures International Entertainment. Sunshine Superman is a co-production between Scissor Kick Films, Fli stanley usa (https://www.stanleyusa.us) stanley cup (https://www.stanley-cups.com.de) mmer Films and Submarine Entertainment. At its core Sunshine Superman is a love story, said Strauch. As a filmmaker I wanted to capture the essence of danger and the bitter sweetness of falling in love. I am interested in characters that pursue activities or goals that most people would think are waste of time and in this case a death wish. This film is about having your breath taken away, either by love, passion, or by dizzying heights. This film is on the surface about discovering a new extreme sport, in the 1980s