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‘Trains,’ ‘Chronicles of the Absurd’ Win Main Awards at IDFA
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scrn loglineDocumentary festival IDFA hands top prizes to innovative films exploring trains and the absurd through archival footage and unconventional storytelling.beat sheet- Maciej J. Drygas' 'Trains' took home the Best Film award in the International Competition, praised for its inventive 20th century journey told entirely through archival footage.
- Miguel Coyula's 'Chronicles of the Absurd' won Best Film in the Envision Competition, wowing juries with its unconventional approach to capturing the absurdities of modern life.
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‘Trains,’ ‘Chronicles of the Absurd’ Win Main Awards at IDFA
VarietyStory by Leo Barraclough
scrn logline
Documentary festival IDFA hands top prizes to innovative films exploring trains and the absurd through archival footage and unconventional storytelling.
beat sheet
- Maciej J. Drygas' 'Trains' took home the Best Film award in the International Competition, praised for its inventive 20th century journey told entirely through archival footage.
- Miguel Coyula's 'Chronicles of the Absurd' won Best Film in the Envision Competition, wowing juries with its unconventional approach to capturing the absurdities of modern life.
call sheet
Maciej J. Drygas, Miguel Coyula, Juliana, International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam, 'Trains', 'Chronicles of the Absurd'