Crossing the Dust
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Crossing the Dust is a 2006
film
directed
by the Kurdish director Shawkat Amin Korki.
3) Golden Alhambra at 1st Granada (Cines Del Sur) IFF, (Spain)2007
4) bronze Alhambra at 1st Granada (Cines Del Sur) IFF, (Spain)2007
5) Critic (Netpak) Award at 20th Singapore IFF 2007
6) Golden Hanoman as best film at 2nd Jogja Asia Netpak IFF – Indonisia 2007
7) Special Mention at 11 Tallinn Black Nights International Film festival 2007
8) Nominee for achievement in Directing at Asia Pacific Screen Awards 2002
9) Bronze prize at 5th Masqat International film Festival – Oman 2008
10) Best film Award at Perspective film festival – Antwerpen , Belgium 2007
11) Gran prix at Arte Mare film festival - France 2008
2006 in film
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by the Kurdish director Shawkat Amin Korki.
Plot
During the fall of Saddam in 2003, two Kurds are looking for the parents of an Arab boy named Saddam. At the same time the boy's parents are looking for him everywhere, worried because his name is now taboo. All the attempts of the two Kurds (Azad and Rashid) to get rid of the child fail: neither the Americans nor clerics at the mosque want him. Little Saddam begins to become a real problem. Azad overcomes ethnic differences and tries to help the boy find his parents, much to the objections of Rashid, whose family was wiped out by Iraqi troops under Saddam during the anti-Kurdish campaign in the 1980s. Azad is killed while trying to protect the boy from Saddam's troops, who want to take him back. Rashid puts aside his animosity and carries on with the task of helping the boy find his parents.Awards
- Best Director, Silver Screen Award, Singapore International Film FestivalSingapore International Film FestivalThe Singapore International Film Festival was launched in 1987. The festival is an annual film event, held around April/May each year, and screens about 300 films from over 45 countries...
, 2007. - First Feature Award, 9th Osian Film Festival, New Delhi, 2007.
3) Golden Alhambra at 1st Granada (Cines Del Sur) IFF, (Spain)2007
4) bronze Alhambra at 1st Granada (Cines Del Sur) IFF, (Spain)2007
5) Critic (Netpak) Award at 20th Singapore IFF 2007
6) Golden Hanoman as best film at 2nd Jogja Asia Netpak IFF – Indonisia 2007
7) Special Mention at 11 Tallinn Black Nights International Film festival 2007
8) Nominee for achievement in Directing at Asia Pacific Screen Awards 2002
9) Bronze prize at 5th Masqat International film Festival – Oman 2008
10) Best film Award at Perspective film festival – Antwerpen , Belgium 2007
11) Gran prix at Arte Mare film festival - France 2008