Mención Especial
ART ESP / ING
El telón ha caído sobre la primera edición del I Festival Internacional de Cortos Paradox Film, dejando tras de sí una estela de creatividad desbordante y celebrando la riqueza narrativa del cortometraje. La ceremonia de premiación, celebrada HOY, fue el punto culminante de una semana dedicada a la exhibición de talento emergente y consolidado, culminando con el anuncio de los cortometrajes que han destacado por su maestría y originalidad.
Entre los momentos más emotivos, el cortometraje "Bird Drone", dirigido por el visionario Radheya Jegatheva, recibió una Mención Especial por su propuesta audaz y conmovedora. La sinopsis del corto, que narra la peculiar historia de una solitaria gaviota enamorada de un dron operado por humanos con una vida útil limitada, resonó profundamente entre el público y el jurado por su ingenio y su capacidad para explorar temas de conexión y aceptación de una manera completamente nueva.
Sinopsis larga: A lonely seagull looking for love struggles to accept that his newfound object of affection is a human-operated drone with a limited battery life.
Conmovido por la originalidad de la narrativa y la profundidad emocional del cortometraje, el Rector anunció espontáneamente su decisión de otorgar un diploma especial en reconocimiento a la singularidad y el valor artístico de "Bird Drone".
"Este cortometraje," declaró el Rector visiblemente emocionado, "trasciende las barreras del formato y nos invita a reflexionar sobre la naturaleza del amor y la conexión en un mundo cada vez más tecnológico. La visión de Radheya Jegatheva es verdaderamente excepcional, y nos sentimos honrados de reconocer su talento con este diploma especial de la Appleton Private University."
Este gesto inesperado subraya el poder del cine para generar un impacto profundo y significativo, trascendiendo la pantalla y resonando en las esferas académicas. La Mención Especial en el Paradox Film Festival, sumada a este reconocimiento único por parte de la Appleton Private University, marca un hito importante en la trayectoria de "Bird Drone" y de su creador, Radheya Jegatheva.
El I Festival Internacional de Cortos Paradox Film ha demostrado ser un espacio vibrante para la celebración del cortometraje en todas sus formas, y el reconocimiento a "Bird Drone" es un testimonio de la capacidad del festival para destacar obras que desafían las convenciones y emocionan al público. Con esta exitosa primera edición, el festival se consolida como una plataforma esencial para el descubrimiento y la promoción del talento cinematográfico a nivel internacional.
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The curtain has fallen on the first edition of the Paradox Film International Short Film Festival, leaving behind a trail of overflowing creativity and celebrating the narrative richness of the short film format. The awards ceremony, held last night, was the culmination of a week dedicated to showcasing emerging and established talent, culminating in the announcement of the short films that stood out for their mastery and originality.
Among the most moving moments of the night, the short film "Bird Drone", directed by the visionary Radheya Jegatheva, received a Special Mention for its bold and moving proposal. The synopsis of the short, which tells the peculiar story of a lonely seagull in love with a human-operated drone with a limited lifespan, deeply resonated with the audience and the jury for its ingenuity and its ability to explore themes of connection and acceptance in a completely new way.
Long synopsis: A lonely seagull looking for love struggles to accept that his newfound object of affection is a human-operated drone with a limited battery life.
The screening of "Bird Drone" had a particularly significant impact on a prominent figure in the audience: the Rector of the prestigious Appleton Private University. Moved by the originality of the narrative and the emotional depth of the short film, the Rector spontaneously announced his decision to award a special diploma in recognition of the uniqueness and artistic value of "Bird Drone."
"This short film," declared the Rector, visibly moved, "transcends the barriers of the format and invites us to reflect on the nature of love and connection in an increasingly technological world. Radheya Jegatheva's vision is truly exceptional, and we are honored to recognize his talent with this special diploma from Appleton Private University."
This unexpected gesture underscores the power of cinema to generate a profound and significant impact, transcending the screen and resonating in academic spheres. The Special Mention at the Paradox Film Festival, added to this unique recognition by Appleton Private University, marks an important milestone in the trajectory of "Bird Drone" and its creator, Radheya Jegatheva.
The 1st Paradox Film International Short Film Festival has proven to be a vibrant space for the celebration of short films in all their forms, and the recognition of "Bird Drone" is a testament to the festival's ability to highlight works that challenge conventions and move audiences. With this successful first edition, the festival establishes itself as an essential platform for the discovery and promotion of cinematographic talent at an international level.
