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Documentaire over F1-legende Senna valt in de prijzen

Door Jordy Stuivenberg1 februari 2011 · 03:19 uur1 min lezen

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De documentaire over het leven van F1-legende Ayrton Senna is in de prijzen gevallen op het bekende Sundance Film Festival. De film is al te zien in Japan en Brazilië, maar wordt in 2011 ook wereldwijd uitgebracht. De eerste prijs, namelijk de World Cinema Audience Award for Documentary Film, is alvast binnen.

“Dit is geweldig, ik wil iedereen enorm bedanken”, vertelde regisseur Asif Kapadia. “Dit festival heeft mijn vertrouwen in festivals hersteld. Het is fantastisch, deze award maakt het helemaal af.”

Jordy Stuivenberg

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