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Inaugural Moscow International Design Film Festival announces its first slate of winners

By Josh Niland|

Tuesday, Oct 5, 2021

Still from “Visions Not Previously Seen” by Christian Bruno. Image courtesy Moscow International Design Film Festival.

In conclusion of its 5-day-long event, the first annual Moscow International Design Film Festival has announced winners as selected by an international jury led by Italian filmmaker Giacomo Albo. 

Still from “Architecture on the Edge: Nishizawa House” by Mario Novas. Image courtesy Moscow International Design Film Festival.

A Special Jury Award went to Christian Bruno for his short portrait of Swiss supergraphics pioneer Barbara Stauffacher Solomon, “Visions Not Previously Seen.” Mario Novas won in the short film category for this “Architecture on the Edge” cycle that investigates the incredible architecture of Chile. 

Still from “The United States of Fashion Designer Elie Tahari” by David Serero. Image courtesy Moscow International Design Film Festival.

The winners of the feature film category traced the development of modern industrial design using legendary Italian designers Olivetti as a lens. An additional Special Jury Award was given to David Serero for his biography of ready-to-wear icon Elie Tahari and the business of New York’s fashion world. 

Still from “Paradigma Olivetti” by Davide Maffei and Kate Kliwadenko. Image courtesy Moscow International Design Film Festival.

“Festivals like ours are being held all over the world — in Milan, Toronto, Vancouver, Los Angeles, New York, and Singapore — rapidly becoming a trend of their own. And finally Moscow has its own festival,” festival president Boris Khobod said in a statement. “I can now say with complete confidence that cinema is without a doubt the best medium for in-depth inspirational study of the wonderous art of design, fashion, and architecture.”

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Inaugural Moscow International Design Film Festival announces its first slate of winners

By Josh Niland|

Tuesday, Oct 5, 2021

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Still from “Visions Not Previously Seen” by Christian Bruno. Image courtesy Moscow International Design Film Festival.

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film festival ● moscow ● russia ● competition ● event ● europe ● film ● moscow international design film festival

In conclusion of its 5-day-long event, the first annual Moscow International Design Film Festival has announced winners as selected by an international jury led by Italian filmmaker Giacomo Albo. 

Still from “Architecture on the Edge: Nishizawa House” by Mario Novas. Image courtesy Moscow International Design Film Festival.

A Special Jury Award went to Christian Bruno for his short portrait of Swiss supergraphics pioneer Barbara Stauffacher Solomon, “Visions Not Previously Seen.” Mario Novas won in the short film category for this “Architecture on the Edge” cycle that investigates the incredible architecture of Chile. 

Still from “The United States of Fashion Designer Elie Tahari” by David Serero. Image courtesy Moscow International Design Film Festival.

The winners of the feature film category traced the development of modern industrial design using legendary Italian designers Olivetti as a lens. An additional Special Jury Award was given to David Serero for his biography of ready-to-wear icon Elie Tahari and the business of New York’s fashion world. 

Still from “Paradigma Olivetti” by Davide Maffei and Kate Kliwadenko. Image courtesy Moscow International Design Film Festival.

“Festivals like ours are being held all over the world — in Milan, Toronto, Vancouver, Los Angeles, New York, and Singapore — rapidly becoming a trend of their own. And finally Moscow has its own festival,” festival president Boris Khobod said in a statement. “I can now say with complete confidence that cinema is without a doubt the best medium for in-depth inspirational study of the wonderous art of design, fashion, and architecture.”

RELATED NEWS Watch the winning AIA Film Challenge 2020 entries
RELATED NEWS The winning titles of the 2019 Society of Architectural Historians Publication and Film & Video Awards
RELATED NEWS The 2018 AIA Film Challenge results — watch the winning entries!

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