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Uga Carlini’s Alison The Movie WINS Best Documentary At The Humanitarian Film Awards

Uga Carlini’s Alison The Movie has been crowned the International Humanitarian Platinum Award Winner at the Humanitarian Film Awards.

After recently being nominated for Best Documentary at this year’s Silwerskermfees 2016, Alison The Movie was bestowed the top honour this past   weekend of INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN PLATINUM AWARD WINNER for best documentary   at   this   year’s   World   Humanitarian   Film Awards. The film will now compete for  overall winner. 

A special 16 days of activism screening will also start on the 25th of November at both the Labia Theatre (http://www.thelabia.co.za) in Cape Town and the Bioscope cinema in Johannesburg (http://www.thebioscope.co.za/about/).     

Alison The  Movie    had    its    international    premiere    at    Dances    with    Films    Festival    in Los Angeles, where it not only got pick of the fest from Enclave LA, the   hybrid   film   also   made   history   by becoming the first South African film to be selected   for   this   iconic   film   festival.  


Some   of   the   other international film festivals include the Cayman Islands International Film Festival and winning Best Documentary at the Asia Pacific International Film Festival. Local highlights include Alison The Movie as the opening film of the 2016 Mzansi Women’s Festival at Constitutional Hill and being part of the official selection of the NFVF showcase of films In Honor of Women and Activism at   this   year’s Grahamstown International Arts Festival.

The film is now heading for the Human Rights Film Festival of    Barcelona, Paris and New York. http://festivaldecineyderechoshumanos.com/en/  


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