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February 11, 2022
The Fine Arts department debuted their 2022 season with the 6th Annual Leman Film Festival. 28 films were submitted, 21 were passed to the judges, and 12 were screened as the winning and nominated films in 9 categories. This year, there were six judges on the panel, all professionals in the film industry: Vidushi Chadha, Maren Lavelle, Kurt Leitner, Jeffrey Santoro, Nick Santoro, and Raghav Puri. Vidushi Chadha served as the keynote speaker and spoke about the theme of courage and how that was present not only in the films themselves but in the process of making the films. The prompts and nominees/ winners are listed below:
The words I cannot express by Kyla Smith
Outside by Flavia Marcos Mezzari
Best Writing Winner
The burdensome clock asks “where does the lost time go?” by Ali Elbanna
Best Sound Design Nominees
Eve by Joshua Weisman
In The Red by Sam Nguyen-Jones
Best Sound Design Winner
The Watcher by Ruogo Li
Best Editing Nominees
inner child by Audrey Eusebio
The Watcher by Qingke Guan
Best Editing Winner
Eve by Ember Pires
Best Original Score Runner Up
U-Turn by Alejandro Esparza
Best Original Score Winner
Nameless by Levent Kucuk
Best Cinematography Nominees
inner child by Audrey Eusebio
Papier by George Buford
Best Cinematography Winner
Nameless by Erim Kucuk
Best Performance Nominees
The Runaway by Caelyn Osbern and Naila Girault Albert
Papier by Frederick Buford
Best Performance Winner
inner child by Audrey Eusebio
Best Direction Nominees
Eve by Joshua Weisman
Papier by Frederick Buford
Best Direction Winner
Nameless by Levent Kucuk
Best Picture Runner Up
Nameless by Levent Kucuk, Erim Kucuk, and James Douglas
Best Picture Winner
Eve by Ember Pires, Joshua Weisman, and Colette Mondschein