ALP/CERVINO International Film Festival
The winners of the ALP/CERVINO International Film Festival
![]() The Jury, coordinated by Paolo Campagnoli and composed of Mario Brenta, Italy, Mireille Chiocca, France, Kurt Diemberger, Austria, Michael Dillon, Australia and Franco Prona, Italy, awarded the four prizes as follows: ![]() (Grand Prize winners of 1999 International Film Festivals) 'Vision Man' (Sweden) by William Long. ![]() ![]() (Festival Directors' choice) 'Mountain Rivals' (South Africa) by Rob Harrison. ![]() ![]() (Festival Directors' choice) 'Mari, monti e... gettoni d'oro' (Italy) by Sandro Gastinelli. ![]() ![]() 'Annapurna, Histoire d'une leggende' (France) by Bernard George. ![]() ![]() No Prize awarded. ![]() ![]() for Ikar (Poland) by Miroslaw Dembiski and Hard Grit (UK) by Richard Heap and Mark Turnbull. The Premio Alp/Cervino is a member of the International Alliance of Mountain Film. The founders of the IAMF include: The National Mountain Museum of Turin Trento Filmfestival, Italy Banff Filmfestival, Canada Autrans Filmfestival, France Graz Filmfestival, Austria Lugano Filmfestival, Switzerland Les Diablerets Filmfestival, Switzerland Torello Filmfestival, Spain Breuil-Cervinia, Italy The Premio Alp/Cervino is organised by ![]() Antonio Carrel ![]() Valeriana Rosso tel. e fax +39 011/837538 ![]() Simonetta Quirtano, tel. +39 011/7720.481 fax +39 011/7732170 |
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