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2024 JURY WINNER
“We were impressed by the range and ambition of all the films in this year’s festival. Amongst those we particularly enjoyed were Justica Artificial, Los pequeños amores and Pájaros.
We’ve decided to award Best Film to El maestro que prometió el mar, a powerful and engaging story which explores Spain’s urgent contemporary questions about its past.
We would like to give our Special Mention to Clara Bilbao, who contributed to two fantastic films, as costume designer of Que nadie duerma and as director of Tratamos demasiado bien a las mujeres.”
Janty Yates, Catherine Hayward, Mark Ravenhill
CATHERINE HAYWARD
Catherine Hayward is a fashion editor, stylist and consultant with 25+ years in publishing and media. A former Fashion Director of British Esquire, The Big Black Book and Fashion Editor of British GQ, she regularly contributes to Esquire, Mr Porter, The Hollywood Reporter, The Telegraph Magazine, Grazia and The Times Luxx Report. She was a member of the BFC’s menswear and NEWGEN Men committees and co-authored Man About Town, a glossy history hardback charting the evolution of men’s style in the 20th century. She is also a mentor for the British Fashion Council Industry Mentor Hub. Her red carpet clients include Benedict Cumberbatch, Daniel Craig, Vicky McClure, Charles Edwards, Ciaran Hinds, Paapa Essiedu, Hugh Skinner, Jeremy Irvine, Stephen Merchant and Marcelino Sambe.
She is currently the Editor-at-Large of Calendar Magazine, the sustainable glossy and the Fashion Editor of the Times Luxx Report for Men.
MARK RAVENHILL
Mark Ravenhill is a playwright.
He has been an Associate Artist of the National Theatre in London and Playwright In Residence at the Royal Shakespeare Company. He is a trustee of the Royal Court Theatre.
Major plays include Shopping and Fucking (1996), Some Explicit Polaroids (1999), Mother Clap’s Molly House (2000), The Cut (2006), Shoot Get Treasure Repeat (2008), Ten Plagues – A Song Cycle (2011), The Cane (2018), The Boy in the Dress (2019) and Ben and Imo (2024).
JANTY YATES
Janty Yates has been working in films and TV since 1979, working on many varied projects, set in many varied periods and for many different directors.
She became an HOD Costume Designer in 1988 and has had a collaborative relationship with Sir Ridley Scott since 1998 and it is for the great success of Gladiator that she won an Academy Award for Best Costume Design – one of the eight Oscars the film won. She was also nominated for a BAFTA, a Golden Satellite and a Saturn Award.
She has had CDG nominations for De-lovely, for The Martian and for House of Gucci. Golden Satellite nominations for De-lovely and House of Gucci and a Goya nomination for Kingdom of Heaven.
During her career she has worked with Michael Mann (Miami Vice, with Colin Farrell and Jamie Foxx), Jean-Jacques Annaud (Enemy at the Gates, with Jude Law, Ed Harris and Rachel Weitz), Irwin Winkler (De-lovely, with Kevin Kline and Ashley Judd), John Amiel (The Man Who Knew too Little, with Bill Murray), Michael Winterbottom (Jude, with Kate Winslet and Christopher Eccleston, and Welcome to Sarajevo, with Woody Harrelson, Marisa Tomei and Jimmy Nesbit), Gillian Anderson (Charlotte Grey, with Cate Blanchett) and Jake Scott (Plunkett & Maclean, with Johnny Lee Miller and Liv Tyler).
During her collaboration with Sir Ridley Scott Janty has worked on such diverse films as Hannibal, American Gangster, Kingdom of Heaven, Robin Hood, Prometheus, Exodus, Gods & Kings, The Martian, Alien: Covenant, All the Money in the World, The Last Duel, House of Gucci and, most recently, Napoleon.
Ciné Lumière
at the Institut Français
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South Kensington
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Riverside Studios
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We’d like to thank as well for their personal efforts, interest and support:
Marina Díaz López, Juan Blas Delgado, Nickolas Grace, Michela Bertolini, Antonio Molina Vázquez, Natacha Antolini, Prof. Maria Delgado, Prof. Peter W. Evans, Diane Gabrisiak, Thomas Riley, Bea Segura, Javier Fernández and Clara Caleo Green.
