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We
were thrilled to honor Hal
Hartley as the recipient of this
year's Taskforce Award, given to
a director for creative vision. Chlotrudis members are big fans of Hal's
work, which includes such films as Trust
(which has an impressive 84 ranking on Chlotrudis Awards 200
for 2000 list), Amateur
(for which Martin Donovan was nominated in the Best Actor category), Henry
Fool, and 2002's No
Such Thing (starring multiple Chlotrudis Awards nominee Sarah
Polley, Robert Burke and Chlotrudis Award winner Helen
Mirren.) Hal was a gracious and soft-spoken honoree speaking eloquently
on what is an independent movie viewer. It was a talk that Chlotrudis
Awards
members could take to heart. |
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Canadian Actress, Arsinée
Khanjian, who most recently appeared in
Catherine Breillat's magnificent Fat Girl will be honored with the
Chloe Award, recognizing
a long and varied "career-so-far." Arsinée is best known for
her intriguing work with husband Atom
Egoyan. She first appeared in Egoyan's debut feature, Next of Kin,
and has appeared in every on of his films since then, including co-production
duties for Calendar. From the censor who videotapes graphic sex
and violence for her mother in The Adjuster, to the over-the-top,
television chef and mother to serial killer Bob Hoskins in Felicia's
Journey,
Arsinée brings a passion and vitality to Egoyan's complex stories. She
has also worked with French director Olivier Assayas in his films Late
August, Early September and Irma Vep, as well as with Michael
Haneke in his powerful film, Code Unknown. She will next appear
in Atom Egoyan's grand epic, Ararat. She takes a break from the
camera by doing extensive stage work in Canada and Europe. We were so
pleased to be
able to honor this talented and fascinating woman. |
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The 'Trudies were lined up backstage at the David Friend Recital Hall while pianist Andrew Schmidt warmed up the audience. |
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| A buzz fills the room as guests chat excitedly about the impending festivities. Clockwise from upper left: Members Sarah Hagen and Gianna Gifford greet Chlotrudis Awards Secretary Ellen Robbins; Keith Fiels and Al DaSilva broke up the tuxes for the big event; Susan Zucker from the Yale Daily News spends some time with Barbara Szold, long-time Chlotrudis supporter. | |
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Leah
D. is stunning as 2002's Miss Chlotrudis.
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A Coolidge
Corner Crowd compares notes preparing for their respective presentations:
Program Director Clinton McClung, Weekend Manager Jillian Maryonovich,
and Executive Director Joe Zina
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| Entertainment Committee members Dawn Didham Colford, Diane Young and Janet Young wow the audience with selections from L.I.E., In the Mood for Love and Mulholland Dr., tweaked in their own inimitable style. | |
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| Your hosts for the evening, Esmé Green and Michael Colford, Chlotrudis Awards President. | |
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| The first two awards are given: Channel 7 News Entertainment Reporter Sara Edwards presents the award for Best Cast to Sexy Beast, accepted by EllenRobbins; Ivy Moylan and Ned Hinkle, Co-Directorss of the Brattle Theatre present the Best Cinematography Award to In the Mood for Love, accepted by Chlotrudis member, Emily Neil | |
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LEFT:
Representatives from the French Consulate, Frederic Martel and Eric Jausseran
introduce the clip for Amelie. RIGHT: Boston Phoenix Film Critic
Peter Keough presents the Best Documentary Award to The Gleaners & I
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| Nominating Committee member Kate Pike introduces Amores Perros; Board Member Allison DaSilva accepts the Gertrudis Award for Scarlett Johansson; John Gianvito, filmmaker and assistant curator at the Harvard Film Archive introduces The Circle. | ||
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| ABOVE:
Boston Jewish Film Festival Director Sara Rubin and Joe Zima, Exective Director
of the Coolidge Corner Theatre present the Award for Best Adapted Screenplay
to The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, accepted by
Ellen Cliggot BELOW: Boston Phoenix Film Critics Peg Aloi and Chris Fujiwara present the Award for Best Original Screenplay to David Lynch's Mulholland Dr., accepted by Laura Clifford |
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Stefanie
Lubkowski, from the Museum of Fine Arts Film Department, introduces the
clip for In the Bedroom
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| Coolidge Corner Theatre Program Director Clinton McClung and The Metro Film Critic John Black present the Award for Best Supporting Actor while Miss Chlotrudis stands ready. |
Nominating
Committee member Janet Young makes a heartfelt acceptance for Ghost
World's Steve Buscemi
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| Marianne Lampke of Beacon Cinema Group presents the award for Best Suporting Actress. This surprise tie between Ghost World's Scarlett Johnasson and Sexy Beast's Amanda Redman is accepted by Chlotrudis Awards Board Member and Treasurer Mary McIntire | |
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Chlotrudis
Awards Nominating Committee member
Nathaniel Tyson traveled to Boston from the Washington, D.C. area with his father to introduce the clip for Best Movie nominee In the Mood for Love. |
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| Canadian actress/producer Arsinée Khanjian, most recently seen in Catherine Breillat's magnificent Fat Girl, enthralls the audience with a passionate acceptance speech for her Chloe Award. | |
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| Chlotrudis Awards Nominating Committee member Jeffrey Pike introduces the clip for Best Movie nominee Memento. |
Chlotrudis
Awards Nominating Committee member Robin Clifford introduces the clip
for Best Movie nominee Mulholland Dr.
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Chlotrudis Awards Technology Specialist Scot Capehart announces the winners of the Best Short Film Cateogry. Chris Egan, former college roommate of filmmaker Jeffrey Wadlow, accepts on his behalf, and on behalf of his film, The Tower of Babble. |
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LEFT:Women in Film and Video/New England President Amy Geller and Film Scholar and Critic Gerald Peary present the award for Best Actor to RIGHT: John Cameron Mitchell for his work in Hedwig & the Angry Inch. Chlotrudis Awards Board member Hilary Nieukirk accepts for Mitchell. |
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LEFT:Chlotrudis Awards Nominating Commitee member Deirdre Brennan presents the award for Best Actress with legendary Boston Film Exhibitor George Mansour. RIGHT: Nominating Committee member Beth Daly is pleased to accept the award on behalf of Naomi Watts.. |
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Chlotrudis Awards Board member Corinne Fisher introduces the final clip of the evening, the enchanting Yi Yi. |
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| ABOVE: Co-host and Board member Esmé Green and Nominating Committee member Emily Neil introduce the evening's Taskforce Award recipient. |
Director
Hal Hartley delivers a thoughtful talk as he accepts the Taskforce Award
for creaative vision in directing.
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| BELOW: Hal's work isn't complete, as he next announces the winner in the Best Director category. |
Chlotrudis
Awards Board member Stephen Brophy accepts the award for Best Director
on behalf of Christopher Nolan.
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The final award of the evening is another tie! Diane Young accepts the Best Movie award on behalf of In the Mood for Love AND Mulholland Dr. |
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The
ceremony complete, it's time for some pictures! Co-host Esmé Green,
Director Hal Hartley, Actress Arsinée Khanjian and co-host Michael
Colford.
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The
crowd mingles post-ceremony. TOP: Deirdre Brennan, Ted and Mary McIntire.
CENTER: Miho Nikaido, Arsinée Khanjian and Hal Hartley. CENTER: Hilary Nieukirk, Esmé Green and Jamie Penney. BOTTOM: Esme, Emily Neil, Beth Daly, Stephanie Taylor |
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One
of the privileges that comes with being President of Chlotrudis Awards.
Michael poses with guest honorees Hal Hartley and Arsinée Khanjian.
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LEFT:
Kristin Kelleher and Dan Comeau provided a lovely backdrop of acoustic music
for the party afterwards. RIGHT: Janet Young shows off a bit of the evening's opening production number... hint, it's from the film Memento. |
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Hal poses
with Chlotrudis Awards Nominating Committee member, and big fan, Emily Neil. |
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| Gerry Peary and AmyGeller bid adieu to Michael. As the evening winds down, Michael compares notes with Nathaniel Tyson and Eric Jausseran. | |
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While
you're at it - take a look at last years
ceremony celebration . . .
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| Last updated: August 20, 2005 |
| Copyright 2006 Michael R. Colford. All rights reserved |