CINESPACE 2017 FINALISTS
Judges’ Picks
FIRST PLACE
Christian Stangle, Austria, 2017, 7:20
In A Process That Took 18 Months, This Animated Collage Brings Together Thousands Of Original NASA Photographs. Using Different Techniques, The Artists Bring The Stills To Life In A Celebration Of Peaceful Exploration.
SECOND PLACE
Pedro De Filippis, Hungary, 2017, 9:17
In An Observatory In Budapest, A 55-Year-Old Astrophysicist Plans To Go To The Moon. In His Small Dome, The Micro-Universe Turns Into Macro, Giving Life To His Plans.
THIRD PLACE
Shannon Leigh Reeves, Chelse Belmont, United States, 2017, 9:35
In The Not So Distant Future, Renown Scientist And Inexperienced Astronaut Dr. Annie Tennant Has Beaten The Odds And Successfully Returned Home From An Unprecedented Solo Space Mission. During Her First Exclusive Interview, The Crucial Importance Of Her Journey And Its Emotional Impact On Her Views Of Humanity Are Revealed.
Special Categories
FILM BEST DEPICTING THE BENEFITS OF SPACE TO HUMANITY
Alex Moreno, Mexico, Documentary, 7:36 Without high-tech and with limited resources, a group of teenage girls from Apizaco, a small rural town in Mexico, learned math, science, and robotics together with the passion and dedication of their middle school teacher, and managed to win the top prizes at NASA’s Mars Trekker Global Teen Summit.
FILM BEST DEPICTING THE SPIRIT OF FUTURE SPACE EXPLORATION
The case for space exploration as something essential to the human spirit, made passionately by the explorers themselves. A documentary straight from NASA’s archives.
Finalists
Jonathan Grace, Australia, 2017, 2:53
Patrick Morgan, United Kingdom, 2017, 6:45
The Great Portals Of Cyberspace: Doomsday
Jacob Carlsson, Sweden/France, 2017, 3:25
Damiella Clementi, Chile, 2017, 9:58
David Regos, Germany, 2017, 10:00
Bill Sebastian, United States, 2017, 10:00
Jesse Vogelaar, Australia, 2017, 8:10
Vincent Wilson, Canada, 2017, 8:59