Cuba, Libre? has received its third “Award of Recognition” from film festivals and film award competitions.
The latest award comes from the Best Shorts Competition.
The documentary previously received similar awards in January of 2018 from the Impact DOCS Awards and earlier this month from the Accolade Global Film Competition.
Cuba, Libre? has won seven awards overall since 2016. It continues to compete for further awards in twenty five additional film festivals.
Cuba, Libre? has just won a Silver Award in the “Documentary Feature” category at the Winter 2018 International Independent Film Awards.
It is the sixth award for the documentary and the fifth since November of 2017.
Cuba, Libre? remains in contention for awards in over twenty other film festivals and award competitions.
Cuba, Libre? will be vying for more recognition after becoming an Official Selection of The IndieFEST Film Awards/
Established in 2008 Currently in its 9th year, The IndieFEST Film Awards is an avant-garde worldwide competition that strives to give talented directors, producers, actors, creative teams and new media creators the positive exposure they deserve. It discovers and honors the achievements of filmmakers who produce high quality films and new media.
It is international in scope and has granted awards to producers in Australia, Bahrain, Bali, Brazil, Canada, China, Columbia, Cuba, Denmark, France, Germany, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Iran, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kosovo, Malaysia, Malta, Martinique, New Zealand, Norway, Paraguay, Philippines, Poland, Romania, Russia, Singapore, Slovenia, Spain, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, the USA and more.
IndieFEST award winners have gone on to win Oscars, Emmys & Tellys.
Cuba, Libre? continues to pile up selections by film festivals and film award competitions with this latest announcement from the Rome Independent Prisma Awards.
Today Cuba, Libre? was been made an official selection to compete against other documentary films for awards from the LA Edge Film Awards.
Later in the day it was also picked to compete for the Rome Elephant Film Awards.
The documentary is under consideration at over twenty additional film festivals and awards competition scheduled to take place from now until early 2019.
Cuba, Libre? has won this month’s “Best Documentary Feature” award from the Festigious International Film Festival in Los Angeles.
In a message to producer and director, Dick Jordan, the festival staff said:
“Our jury enjoyed reviewing Cuba, Libre. It was well executed and had a good pacing. Kudos to your entire team for this important work.”
It is the fifth award that the 2016 documentary has received in the last two years, and the fourth since November of 2017.
Cuba, Libre? remains a contender in seven additional film festivals and award competitions that will take place between now and early 2019.
Cuba, Libre? has become an Official Selection of yet another film festival.
It will compete in the Documentary Feature category at the Festigious International Film Festival.
The festival has two missions: to promote indie filmmakers worldwide, and to achieve gender equality in filmmaking.
Cuba, Libre? has just received an Award of Recognition from the Accolade Global Film Competition.
It is the third film competition award that the documentary has won during the past four months.
“The Accolade Global Film Competition is unique in the industry. Attracting both powerhouse companies as well as talented new filmmakers it is an exceptional, truly international awards competition, not a traditional film festival – which allows filmmakers from around the world to enter their films in this prestigious competition.
“Established in 2003 and Currently in its 14th year, Accolade Global Film Competition is an avant-garde worldwide competition that strives to give talented directors, producers, actors, creative teams and new media creators the positive exposure they deserve. It discovers and honors the achievements of filmmakers who produce high quality films and projects across a multitude of genres.”
Cuba, Libre? has just been selected to compete for more film awards.
“Best Shorts Competition” has made the documentary one its official selections.
Here’s what “BSC” says about its program:
“The Best Shorts Competition is unique in the industry. Attracting both powerhouse companies as well as talented new filmmakers, The Best Shorts is an exceptional, truly international awards competition, not a traditional film festival – which allows filmmakers from around the world to enter their films in this prestigious competition.
“Established in 2011 and currently in its 6th year, Best Shorts is an avant-garde worldwide competition that strives to give talented directors, producers, actors, creative teams and new media creators the positive exposure they deserve. It discovers and honors the achievements of filmmakers who produce high quality shorts and new media. Best Shorts promotes award winners through press releases to over 40,000 filmmakers, industry contacts and global media/distribution outlets.
“Our talented award winners have gone on to win Oscars, Emmys, Tellys and other awards.”
Cuba, Libre? is vying for another film award after being selected for this year’s Accolade Global Film Competition.
“The Accolade Global Film Competition is unique in the industry. Attracting both powerhouse companies as well as talented new filmmakers it is an exceptional, truly international awards competition, not a traditional film festival – which allows filmmakers from around the world to enter their films in this prestigious competition.
“Established in 2003 and Currently in its 14th year, Accolade Global Film Competition is an avant-garde worldwide competition that strives to give talented directors, producers, actors, creative teams and new media creators the positive exposure they deserve. It discovers and honors the achievements of filmmakers who produce high quality films and projects across a multitude of genres. The Accolade promotes award winners through press releases to over 40,000 filmmakers, industry contacts and additional international media/distribution outlets.”
Cuba, Libre? has just received an Award of Recognition in the Impact DOCS Award competition.
“IMPACT DOCS is the newest member of the Global Film Awards Family – a family of film competitions that have been serving filmmakers for more than 14 years.”
It’s mission is to “support and promote filmmakers who are making a difference in the critical issues of our times through producing impactful documentaries…or making contributions to the world through enlightening and entertaining documentary films.”
It’s goal “is to promote filmmakers of all backgrounds and experience levels – to ignite social change and to support filmmakers’ careers in meaningful filmmaking.”
IMPACT DOCS “believe(s) in the power of film to IMPACT the world – and documentary filmmakers are often on the leading edge of global change by shifting perceptions, behavior and habits of the viewers. It takes great talent to entertain viewers with subjects that are real!”
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