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| Peter Mullan's Neds won the Golden and Silver Shells |
The 58th San Sebastian Film Festival runs from September 17 to 25.
Peter Mullan's Neds was awarded the Golden Shell.
Retrospectives include a showcase of the work of Don Siegel, plus .doc - New Paths Of Non-Fiction, a retrospective of contemporary non-fiction cinema. |
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Poetry
A grandmother discovers poetry and begins to reassess the world around her.
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Sarah's Key
A journalist uncovers family secrets that link her to a young Jewish girl persecuted 60 years previously.
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Honey
Examination of the bond between a little boy, the forest and his beekeeper dad.
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Countdown To Zero
A history of the atomic bomb and the current nuclear arms race.
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Post Mortem
A mortuary worker begins an unlikely romance with a burlesque dancer against the backdrop of Chile's 1973 military coup.
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Elisa K
The effect of childhood abuse on a young girl, both at the time and in later life.
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The Colours Of The Mountain
A boy and his pals in a mountainside village find their lives under the threat of conflict.
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Nostalgia For The Light
A documentary about astronomers in Chile's Atacama Desert who gather to consider the stars while beneath the ground lie the remnants of ancient civilisations.
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Cell 211
When a prison guard is knocked unconscious at the start of a riot, he wakes to find he is trapped within the prison and must pretend to be a con to stay alive.
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Carancho
An ambulance-chasing lawyer forms a relationship with a young doctor.
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A-Z of San Sebastian Film Festival 2010 reviews >>>
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San Sebastian Film Festival: Days Six and Seven
A few festival favourites, Aita, Beautiful Boy, Barney's Version and Sarah's Key
San Sebastian Film Festival: Day Five
Death and birth, Genpin, October and John Sayle's Amigo.
San Sebastian Film Festival: Day Four
Journalists and their cough-ins, Marimbas From Hell and Black Bread
San Sebastian Film Festival: Day Three
Carancho, Cirkus Columbia, Lucia, Post Mortem and a Rita Hayworth pintxo
San Sebastian Film Festival: Day Two
Peter Mullan on a mantelpiece, Bicycle, Apple, Spoon and Honey.
San Sebastian Film Festival: Day One
I Saw The Devil, Colours In The Dark and Neds
Neds takes top prizes at San Sebastian
Peter Mullan and Connor McCarron awarded Gold and Silver Shells
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