Showing posts with label United Kingdom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label United Kingdom. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 01, 2010

WELCOME to Filminute 2010. Congratulations to the makers of these 25 films.

THE FILMINUTE 2010 SHORTLIST

ASHES
DIRECTOR: Robin King
UK

AUTO MADAR
DIRECTOR: Vasan Bala
India

BUSINESS A USUAL
DIRECTORS: Michael Benni Pierce & Shaun Boyle
USA

CHOOSE NOT TO FALL
DIRECTOR: Matthew Marsh
UK

DARK VALLEY

DIRECTOR:
Oskar Arnarson
Iceland

DRINKING AND UNICORNS

DIRECTOR:
Motke Dapp
USA

DUEL IN THE SUNSET

DIRECTOR:
Serdar Taç
Turkey/Slovenia

ECHOES
DIRECTOR: John Riley
UK/Romania

THE FINN
DIRECTOR: Eric Hynynen
Finland

5:27PM

DIRECTOR:
Jeremiah Crowell
USA

FLESH

DIRECTOR:
Maarten Rots
Netherlands

GONE

DIRECTOR:
Dhruv Mookerji
India

GOODBYE MR. NICE GUY

DIRECTORS:
Ana Iliesiu & Matei Branea
Romania

GUMBOOTS
DIRECTOR: Bauke Brouwer
South Africa

AN HONEST DAY'S WORK

DIRECTORS:
The Brothers Grinn
USA

LISTEN TO YOUR LADY

DIRECTOR:
Mark Nava
USA/Serbia

LOVE SUICIDES: PROLOGUE
DIRECTOR: Edmund Yeo
Malaysia/Japan

MADAM A.
Daniel Maráky
Czech Republic

MENU

DIRECTOR:
Joanna Rechnio
Poland-Slovenia

NATIONAL 03
DIRECTOR: Ana Mendes
Portugal

A NEW PRAYER

DIRECTOR:
Dorin Pene
Romania

SERVED COLD

DIRECTOR:
Gábor Hörcher
Hungary

SHIVER IN THE EVENING OCEAN AIR
DIRECTOR: Tubomi Koukou
Japan

THE WALL
DIRECTOR: Tomas Rafa
Slovak Republic

YELLOW

DIRECTOR:
Motke Dapp
USA

VIEW, RATE, COMMENT & VOTE
www.Filminute.com

Monday, April 26, 2010

Audiences from 122 Countries

Each year, we scrutinise our site stats for insights about our audiences. Filminute 2009 attracted viewers from 122 countries during the festival month of September. However, 85% of our audience was generated by 10 countries: Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, India, Italy, Romania, Russia, United Kingdom, United States.

The audience numbers are certainly influenced by the countries represented on the shortlist however this does not necessarily determine the outcome of the People's Choice Award.

The footrace to win the People's Choice Award is often dramatic (and part of the entertainment for those of us managing the backend operation of the festival). The top films consistently generate views and votes far beyond their national origins. People rate and vote for the story, and that's the kind of sincere audience participation Filminute encourages and generates.