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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.
View Films by Strand:
- Horizontes Latinos
- Made In Spain
- Official Selection
- Zabaltegi-New Directors
- Zabaltegi-Pearls
- Zabaltegi-Specials
- Zinemira - Basque Film Showcase
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Documentary charts the relationship between the fashion designer and his lover Pierre Bergé.
A grandmother discovers poetry and begins to reassess the world around her.
A journalist uncovers family secrets that link her to a young Jewish girl persecuted 60 years previously.
Examination of the bond between a little boy, the forest and his beekeeper dad.
A history of the atomic bomb and the current nuclear arms race.
A mortuary worker begins an unlikely romance with a burlesque dancer against the backdrop of Chile's 1973 military coup.
The effect of childhood abuse on a young girl, both at the time and in later life.
A boy and his pals in a mountainside village find their lives under the threat of conflict.
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.
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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