Draft:I Am a Girl!
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Comment: Needs sourcing and a rewrite TKK! bark with me! 22:42, 15 December 2014 (UTC)
I Am a Girl! is a 2010 Dutch documentary short (original title: 'Ik ben een meisje![1]'), shot on a Canon 5D about Joppe, a girl in a boy's body. Joppe always knew she should have been a girl. Her condition is called genderdysforia. I Am a Girl! is directed by award-winning director Susan Koenen[2] and broadcasted by Dutch broadcaster NCRV in December 2010. The documentary short premiered at Dutch Children's Film Festival Cinekid in 2010 and screened at nearly 85 film festivals worldwide, including World Wide Short Film Festival Toronto,[3] Canada; L.A. Film Fest[4] U.S.A.; Lunafest,[5] USA; IDFA,[6] Amsterdam; BFI London Film Festival[7] and many more. It won multiple international awards (both jury- and audience awards), including Best Documentary Short at LA Film Fest 2011; Best Documentary Short at WWSFF Toronto 2011; Education Award[8] at Picture This... Film Festival Calgary, Canada 2014; Audience Award[9] ages 12-18 at NYICFF 2012 and the Teresa Pellati Award[10] at OZU Film Festival Italy 2011. The film even got mentioned by an OSCAR-predictor[11] in July 2011.
When the film was screening at Flickerfest Australia 2012, TheVine Entertainment lighted out[12] the film.
Crew of I Am a Girl!: Director: Susan Koenen D.o.P.: Reinout Steenhuizen Sound: Bouwe Mulder Editing Susan Koenen, Denise Janzée Grading: Joppo te Veldhuis, De Grot Mixing: Robin Schaefer, Sonic Picnic Producer: Albert Klein Haneveld for Hollandse Helden Commisioning Editor: Jelle Peter de Ruiter, NCRV Funded by: Mediafonds
References[edit]
- ^ Klein Haneveld, Albert. "Ik ben een meisje!". Hollandse Helden. Retrieved 14 January 2011.
- ^ http://www.komedia.nl
- ^ http://worldwideshortfilmfest.com/media/uploads/press-releases/wsff_2011award_winner_final.pdf
- ^ http://www.lafilmfest.com/best-documentary-short-film-i-am-a-girl/
- ^ http://www.lunafest.org/the-films/details/i-am-a-girl
- ^ http://www.idfa.nl/industry/tags/project.aspx?id=7B041AF8-42BB-41A1-AF4B-1B69A9F3DF56
- ^ http://www.bfi.org.uk/news-opinion/sight-sound-magazine/polls-surveys/best-web-video-2011
- ^ http://www.ptff.org/
- ^ http://myemail.constantcontact.com/And-the-Winners-Are---.html?soid=1100425513162&aid=NZSYv4GwtFs
- ^ https://twitter.com/ozufilmfestival/status/125939473879019520
- ^ http://nevertooearlymoviepredictions.blogspot.nl/2011/07/84th-oscar-documentary-short-updates.html
- ^ Bastow, Clem (6 January 2012). "TheVine's Picks of Flickerfest 2012". The Vine.com.
- I Am a Girl! at IMDb