Sundance winners
Here are the winners of the 2009 Sundance Film Festival:
Grand Jury Prize
U.S. Dramatic: “Push: Based on the novel by Sapphire,” directed by Lee Daniels
U.S. Documentary: “We Live in Public,” directed by Ondi Timoner
World Dramatic: “The Maid (La Nana),” directed by Sebastián Silva (Chile)
World Documentary: “Rough Aunties,” directed by Kim Longinotto (United Kingdom)
Audience Award
U.S. Dramatic: “Push: Based on the novel by Sapphire,” directed by Lee Daniels
U.S. Documentary: “The Cove,” directed by Louie Psihoyos
World Dramatic: “An Education,” directed by Lone Scherfig (United Kingdom)
World Documentary: “Afghan Star,” directed by Havana Marking (Afghanistan/UK)
Directing Award
U.S. Dramatic: Cary Joji Fukunaga, “Sin Nombre”
U.S. Documentary: Natalia Almada, “El General”
World Dramatic: Oliver Hirschbiegel, “Five Minutes to Heaven” (UK/Ireland)
World Documentary: Havana Marking, “Afghan Star” (Afghanistan/UK)
Excellence in Cinematography
U.S. Dramatic: Adriano Goldman, “Sin Nombre”
U.S. Documentary: Bob Richman, “The September Issue”
World Dramatic: John De Borman, “An Education” (United Kingdom)
World Documentary: John Maringouin, “Big River Man” (U.S.A./UK)
Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award
U.S. Dramatic: Nicholas Jasenovec and Charlyne Yi, “Paper Heart”
World Cinema Screenwriting Award
World Dramatic: Guy Hibbert, “Five Minutes of Heaven” (UK/Ireland)
Documentary Editing Award
U.S. Documentary: Karen Schmeer, “Sergio”
World Documentary: Janus Billeskov Jansen and Thomas Papapetros, “Burma VJ” (Denmark)
Special Jury Prizes
U.S. Dramatic, for Spirit of Independence: “Humpday,” directed by Lynn Shelton
U.S. Dramatic, for acting: Mo'Nique, “Push: Based on the novel by Sapphire”
U.S. Documentary: “Good Hair,” directed by Jeff Stilson, written by Chris Rock, Jeff Stilson, Lance Crouther and Chuck Sklar
World Dramatic, for originality: “Louise-Michel,” directed by Benoit Delépine and Gustave de Kervern (France)
World Dramatic, for acting: Catalina Saavedra, “The Maid (La Nana)” (Chile)
World Documentary: “Tibet in Song,” directed by Ngawang Choephel (Tibet)
Grand Jury Prize
U.S. Dramatic: “Push: Based on the novel by Sapphire,” directed by Lee Daniels
U.S. Documentary: “We Live in Public,” directed by Ondi Timoner
World Dramatic: “The Maid (La Nana),” directed by Sebastián Silva (Chile)
World Documentary: “Rough Aunties,” directed by Kim Longinotto (United Kingdom)
Audience Award
U.S. Dramatic: “Push: Based on the novel by Sapphire,” directed by Lee Daniels
U.S. Documentary: “The Cove,” directed by Louie Psihoyos
World Dramatic: “An Education,” directed by Lone Scherfig (United Kingdom)
World Documentary: “Afghan Star,” directed by Havana Marking (Afghanistan/UK)
Directing Award
U.S. Dramatic: Cary Joji Fukunaga, “Sin Nombre”
U.S. Documentary: Natalia Almada, “El General”
World Dramatic: Oliver Hirschbiegel, “Five Minutes to Heaven” (UK/Ireland)
World Documentary: Havana Marking, “Afghan Star” (Afghanistan/UK)
Excellence in Cinematography
U.S. Dramatic: Adriano Goldman, “Sin Nombre”
U.S. Documentary: Bob Richman, “The September Issue”
World Dramatic: John De Borman, “An Education” (United Kingdom)
World Documentary: John Maringouin, “Big River Man” (U.S.A./UK)
Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award
U.S. Dramatic: Nicholas Jasenovec and Charlyne Yi, “Paper Heart”
World Cinema Screenwriting Award
World Dramatic: Guy Hibbert, “Five Minutes of Heaven” (UK/Ireland)
Documentary Editing Award
U.S. Documentary: Karen Schmeer, “Sergio”
World Documentary: Janus Billeskov Jansen and Thomas Papapetros, “Burma VJ” (Denmark)
Special Jury Prizes
U.S. Dramatic, for Spirit of Independence: “Humpday,” directed by Lynn Shelton
U.S. Dramatic, for acting: Mo'Nique, “Push: Based on the novel by Sapphire”
U.S. Documentary: “Good Hair,” directed by Jeff Stilson, written by Chris Rock, Jeff Stilson, Lance Crouther and Chuck Sklar
World Dramatic, for originality: “Louise-Michel,” directed by Benoit Delépine and Gustave de Kervern (France)
World Dramatic, for acting: Catalina Saavedra, “The Maid (La Nana)” (Chile)
World Documentary: “Tibet in Song,” directed by Ngawang Choephel (Tibet)
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