Five Broken Cameras

Emad Burnat & Guy Davidi, Palestine & Israel, 2012

Five Broken Cameras also won the best project award at the Greenhouse 2009 pitching forum and received a 15,000$ Development Grant from Claire Aguilar Vice President of Programming at ITVS.

Produced by:

Christine Camdessus, Serge Gordey, Emad Burnat, Guy Davidi

Festivals & Awards:

Five Broken Cameras won the 2013 Emmy Award and was nominated for Best Documentary at the 2012 Academy Awards

Movies That Matter (The Hague) - The Golden Butterfly Award: A Matter of Act Competition & The Students' Choice Award, 2012

Best Director Award, One World Human Rights Film Festival, Prague, 2012

Sundance World Documentary, Directing Award, 2012

Best Picture in the Traverse City Film Festival, 2012, USA

Best Documentary at the Jerusalem Film Festival, 2012

Best Documentary at the Durban International Film Festival, South Africa, 2012

The Grand Jury Award at Open City Docs Fest, 2012

The Audience Award at the IFI Stranger Than Fiction Dublin Documentary Festival,

2012

The Stephan Jar Documentary Award-Tempo Film Festival, Stockholm, 2012

Prix Louis-Marcorelles at Cinéma du Réel, 2011

IDFA - Special Jury Mention & Audience Award, 2011

Official Selection:

New Directors / New Films (New York)

Hot Docs Film Festival (Canada)

Sheffield Doc/Fest

Open City London Documentary Festival

Human Rights Watch Film Festival London – Special Festival Benefit

Thessaloniki Documentary Film Festival

Film Middle East Now Festival (Florence)

Open Doek Film Festival (Belgium)

Doc Point - Helsinki

Ambulante Film Festival (Mexico)

FilmFest DC (Washington DC)

Boulder Film Festival

Planete Doc Film Festival (Poland)

DOXA Documentary Film Festival (Canada)

Grants & Support:

Jan Vrijman Fund (IDFA) | Production Grant - the filmmakers were also selected to participate in the Editing Consultancy training.

New Israeli Foundation for Cinema & Television | Production Grant

Grant from the Asian Cinema Fund in the Asian Network of Documentary Fund Category. Burnat travels to Korea to take part in a seminar

Ikon TV – the Netherlands

YLE - Finland

Alter - Cine CAD – Canada

CBA Worldview UK

France Television

Channel 8 – Israel

Alegria Productions – Serge Gordey

5 Broken Cameras - Trailer

5 Broken Cameras / Emad Burnat & Guy Davidi

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