Ave

Synopsis:

While hitchhiking to the funeral of his art school friend, Kamen meets Ave, a 17-year-old runaway, who is looking for her troubled brother. With each ride they hitch, she invents new identities for them and gets Kamen deeper and deeper into trouble.

Title
Ave
Original Title
Ave
Year of Production
2011
Country
Bulgaria
Film Type
Feature
Genre
Drama
Language
English , Bulgarian
Duration
86
Director
Konstantin Bojanov
Cast
Angela Nedialkova , Ovanes Torosian , Martin Brambach , Svetla Yancheva , Bruno S.
Screenplay
Konstantin Bojanov , Radoslav Gochev
Producer
Dimitar Gochev , Konstantin Bojanov , Geoffroy Grison
Cinematographer
Nenad Boroevich , Radoslav Gochev
Art Director
Samuil Ganev
Composer
Tom Paul , Susan Jacobs , Jackie Mulhearn
Editor
Stela Georgieva
Costume Designer
Marina Yaneva
Makeup Artists
Valentin Valov
Production
KB Films , Element Films , Camera LTD
Sales Agent
Le Pacte
Distributor
Le Pacte , Network Releasing , Trigon Film






















With the support of the Eurimages Fund of the Council of Europe


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Participation in festivals

Won award on festivals

Cannes Film Festival 2011 • Nominated, Golden Camera Konstantin Bojanov • Nominated, Critics Week Grand Prize Konstantin Bojanov Fantasporto 2012 • Won, Directors' Week Award Best Screenplay Konstantin Bojanov, Arnold Barkus • Won, Directors' Week Award Best Film Konstantin Bojanov (director), Geoffroy Grison (producer), Dimitar Gochev (producer) Golden Rose 2011 • Won, Golden Rose Best Director Konstantin Bojanov (Element Films). Hamburg Film Festival 2011 • Won, Young Talent Award Konstantin Bojanov Sarajevo Film Festival 2011 • Won, Special Jury Prize Feature Film Konstantin Bojanov (director) • Nominated, Heart of Sarajevo Best Film Konstantin Bojanov Sofia International Film Festival 2012 • Won, Best Bulgarian Feature Film Dimitar Gochev (producer), Konstantin Bojanov (director) • Won, Best Director Konstantin Bojanov (director) • Won, Best Balkan Film Konstantin Bojanov (director) • Won, Film Critics with UBFM Award for Best Balkan Film Konstantin Bojanov Warsaw International Film Festival 2011 • Won, FIPRESCI Prize Konstantin Bojanov • For its uncontrived, humorous, effortless and tender portrait of two young Bulgarians and their imaginative escapes. • Nominated, Competition 1-2 Award Konstantin Bojanov Wiesbaden goEast 2012 • Won, Best Director Konstantin Bojanov

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