8th African Film Festival of Tarifa (FCAT) awarded eight new African movies with awards endowed with 46 500 euros. The festival jury selected winners from more than 140 movies from 23 African countries.
1.The award for the best feature-length movie (15 000 €) goes to "MICROPHONE" (Ahmad Abdalla, Egypt)
2.The award for the best direction (10 000 €) goes to "A JAMAÂ" (Daoud Aoulad-Syad, Morocco/France)
3.The award for the best actress (1 500 €) goes to DENISE NEWMAN for "SHIRLEY ADAMS" (Oliver Hermanus, South Africa).
4.The award for the best actor (1 500 €) goes to YOUSSOUF DJAORO for "UN HOMME QUI CRIE" (Mahamat-Saleh Haroun, Chad/France/Belgium).
5.The award for the best documentary feature film (10 000 €) goes to "KOUNDI ET LE JEUDI NATIONAL" (Ariani Astrid Atodji, Cameroon)
6.The award for the best short movie (2 000 €) goes to "MWANSA THE GREAT" (Rungano Nyoni, Zambia/UK)
7.The RTVA award for Audiovisual Creation, the best short film award (1 500 €) goes to "MWANSA THE GREAT" (Rungano Nyoni, Zambia/UK)
8.The audience award for the best feature length movie (5 000 €) goes to "UN HOMME QUI CRIE" (Mahamat-Saleh Haroun, Chad/France/Belgium).
9.The SIGNIS award for the best fiction feature film goes to "A JAMAÂ" (Daoud Aoulad-Syad, Morocco/France)




FCAT, one of the biggest European festival of African cinema, welcomes this year over 200 African filmmakers including legendary African director Moustapha Alassane and focuses among others on African Diaspore in Latin America, the role of cinema in recent revolutions in Tunis and Egypt or restrospective of Congolese cinematography.