Sundance audience winner “Buck” takes same prize at Full Frame

“Buck” takes  Dollar continued Brannaman, known in the equestrian community and horse gossip, his magic on the crowd to work.
"Buck" Cindy Meehl documentary about Brannaman certificate is unique, and the Audience Award at the first full festival documentary film frame, a month later got himself in the Sundance Film Festival.
It is difficult to resist Brannaman beauty. His gift is not a horse - but he knows how to make animal cruel sometimes at ease. Instead, the owners of Buck busy, and explains how a horse as a mirror in the spirit of the occupant (and the few cowboys sure like what they see). "Pak" is certainly a crowd pleaser, and I can see why he was enthralled audiences full frame.
But the "buck" was not the only winner of the weekend. We have announced the full list of winners on Sunday in Durham, North Carolina, the following:
• Anne Dellinger Grand Jury Award at the crime scene, directed by Grover Babcock and Blue Hadaegh. The film captures the mystery of a video confessions controversial New York man who still claims he is innocent of killing his son. This award is sponsored by Physcient, Inc. and Alpha Cine Labs, Seattle.
• given a full-frame Jury Prize for best short one night in Kernersville, directed by Rodrigo Dorfman. In this recording session a documentary film captures a significant jazz bassist John Brown and his gang. Awarded the Jury Prize for best full-frame short by Drs. Andrew Rothschild, Barbara.
• took Buck, directed by Cindy Meehl, Full Frame Audience Award. The film features well-known horse whisperer Brannaman Buck "to help horses with people problems" to the Orlando Magic healing bond between humans and animals. Packed under the auspices of the integration of records, the People's Choice Award determined by counting the audience at the festival.
The • Studies Center Award documentary filmmaker how to die in the state of Oregon, led by Peter D. Richardson. Deep and comfortable strange film features people in Oregon who opt for their lives in the shadow of death with the state law on the issue of dignity. Provided by the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, this award honors the artist and documentary work, which is the potential catalyst for education and change.
• Centre for Studies and Documentary Jury Prize Award is also director of the Special Jury in Interrupters, directed by Steve James. Three film profiles the brave "boycotters" cease-fire the Chicago inner city to get the violence with a serious form of intervention.
Granted • hole No. 8 (American University in Kosovo 8), directed by Marianna Kaat, and Charles E. Guggenheim Emerging Artist Award. Yura features film and sisters, their parents and leave my alcoholic abandoned coal mine near his hometown of Ukrainians to accounts payable. Provided by the Charles E. Guggenheim family, the award given to the Director of the first feature documentary.
• What we still live here - as Nutayuneân, directed by Anne Makepeace, received the full framework of inspiration. The film portrays the United States Find Wampanoag language of their own people forgotten to recycle. Sponsored by the Hartley Film Award, for best film, the value and importance to the world's religions, and spiritual example.
• Award Full Frame President is the head of God, directed by Jane McAllister. Glimpses of the movie experience a sweet Scottish Church maintenance and aging of the church facing the church together, not irrelevant. Sponsored by Duke University and aims to recognize up and coming film, was awarded the best film of the students.
• How to die in the state of Oregon, led by Dr. Peter. Richardson, received the Kathleen Bryan Edwards Award for Human Rights. Film profiles of people in Oregon who chose their lives in the shadow of death with the state law on the issue of dignity. Sponsored by the Julian Price Family, this award in the film addresses the major question of human rights in the United States.
• Award Kathleen Bryan Edwards for Human Rights to demonstrate that a tribute to the jury also another mountain, directed by Bill Hanekom. Film captures the battle of Coal River Mountain residents to deal with the effects of Massey Energy controversial mining to remove the mountain.
• Nicholas School of the Environment Award for hole No. 8 (American University in Kosovo 8), directed by Marianna Kaat. Fled film features Yura and sisters who have alcoholic parents. However, to pay the bills, and that mine coal in the abandoned pit near his hometown of Ukrainians. This is the first year Environmental Award, which honors the film that best fits the conflict between our efforts to improve living standards through the development and modernization, photography, and, where appropriate on the natural environment and that we maintain the preservation of the setting.