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Sarasota News Leader April 26, 2013 The first honor presented in this division was for Best in World Cinema; it went to Ken Loach's The Angel's Share, a Scottish comedy about an ex-convict who wants to create a better life for his newborn son and discovers that the fine malt whiskey business might be the way to do so. Page 80 village in the small nation of Lesotho for his father's funeral. There, he develops a renewed interest in his heritage and the country's cultural traditions. The final Audience Award, for Best Short Film, went to Chad Hartigan's This is Normal, an American and Zambian documentary about Recognition for Best Documentary Feature how nearly half the world's population must went to Suzanne Mitchell's Running Wild, an walk several miles daily to collect water that American film about the life of an elderly cow- is often contaminated or unsafe to drink. boy, conservationist and author named DayJURIED AWARDS ton O. Hyde, who dedicates much of his time to protecting wild horses. Next, the juried prizes were presented by members of the groups that made the selecThe Audience Award for Best Narrative Feations. Each category includes two awards — ture went to Andrew Mudge's The Forgotten first prize and runner-up. Kingdom, an American and South African film about a young man named Atang who lives The first of these sets was in the popular Indein Johannesburg but returns to his ancestral pendent Vision category, reserved for unique (From left) Angela Wright Co-Producer, Screenwriter and lead actress Genevieve Farrell; The Opportunity Office Director, Producer, Screenwriter and lead actress Chelsea O'Connor; and Tipping Point Director, Producer and Screenwriter Leonardo Foti pose on the red carpet prior to the Filmmaker Tribute Awards. All three films are narrative shorts.