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SpIFF 2010 hands out the Spiffies

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Today was the final day of the 2010 Spokane International Film Festival. But the festival juried awards were announced late Saturday. They are as follows:

Gold SpIFFy for Best Feature: “Wah Do Dem” (Ben Chace & Sam Fleischner, USA)
Silver SpIFFy for Best Feature: “Cinco Dias Sin Nora?” (Mariana Chenillo, Mexico)

Gold SpIFFy for Best Documentary: “Prodigal Sons” (Kimberly Reed, USA)
Silver SpIFFy for Best Documentary: “Dive!” (Jeremy Seifert, USA)

Gold SpIFFy for Best Short: “Lady Luck, Case No. 37” (Jason McKee, USA)
Silver SpIFFy for Best Short: “Hamlet, but you didn’t hear it from me” (John Kenower, Canada)

Gold SpIFFy for Best Animation: “The Mouse that Soared” (Kyle Bell, USA)
Silver SpIFFy for Best Animation: “The Lady and the Reaper” (Javier Reco Gracia, Spain)

Gold SpIFFy for Best SpIFF Film of the Northwest, presented by The Inlander: “The Mouse That Soared” (Kyle Bell, USA)
Silver SpIFFy for Best SpIFF Film of the Northwest, presented by The Inlander: “Zombies of Mass Destruction” (Kevin Hamedani, USA)

Most Promising Filmmaker: Kyle Bell (“The Mouse that Soared”)

That’s it for the 12th-annual SpIFF. See you next year.

Below : The trailer for big winner “The Mouse That Soared.”

* This story was originally published as a post from the blog "Spokane 7." Read all stories from this blog