ASHLAND, Ore. -- The Ashland Independent Film Festival has announced its juried and audience award-winning film for the 15th annual festival.
Bastards y Diablos, with several cast and crew members from nearby Medford, won both awards for best feature.
The film is described as a voyage of self-discovery and reconciliation for two estranged half-brothers.
It was shot in Columbia on a budget of $25,000.
Other award-winning films include:
JURY AWARDS
Best feature:
Bastards y Diablos
Best acting:
Five Nights in Maine
Honorable Mention: A Light Beneath Their Feet
Best short film:
Killer
Honorable Mention: El Tigre
Les Blank award: best feature length documentary:
Hooligan Sparrow
Honorable Mention: The Birth of Saké
Best editing: feature length documentary:
NUTS!
Honorable Mention: In Pursuit of Silence
Best short documentary:
100 Years Show
Honorable Mention: Greenwood
AUDIENCE AWARDS
Varsiety audience award for best narrative feature:
Bastards y Diablos
Rogue Creamery audience award for best feature length documentary:
Voyagers Without Trace
Jim Teece audience award for short film:
The Stairs
Best short documentary:
Mothering Inside
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