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Forum Œnologie Association
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17th International Grape and Wine Film Festival
Oenovideo is the world’s oldest and only festival dedicated to the valorization of the image of grape and wine through documentary films and cinema.
In 2010, the 17th festival will be held during four days, from 13 to 16th of may 2010, in the Camargue region of France, where the “vins des sables” are made on sandy soils, near the town of Aigues-Mortes. Festival goers will be invited to "Domaine de Jarras" (Domaines Listel), an exceptional setting where they will see the greatest concentrations of films and photos about grapes and wines from around the world.
Awards in 2010
Two women – a winemaker and a film director – on top of the 2010 Oenovideo awards list
“I learned much on the life and passions from the vintners, the spirit of the wine… I was very touched by certain films” Edouard Molinaro, president of the Grand Jury Oenovideo 2010 (Midi Libre Tuesday 18/05/2010)
A very international awards list
The 17th Oenovideo international grape and wine film festival has just ended. From 13 to 16 May, festival goers saw 29 films in competition from 17 countries. After the screenings, 11 films were recognised by the Grand Jury chaired by Edouard Molinaro, the partner juries and the public. Emotion was palpable among Oenovideo festival goers, who enjoyed films in a wide variety of styles and formats. These films, both fictions and documentaries, illustrate the creativity that flows when cinema, the grapevine and wine meet. The 2010 awards list confirms the festival’s international character, with awards going to productions from the USA, Spain, France, Luxembourg, New Zealand and Switzerland.
Press release
The 11 best films on grapes and wine in 2010
At the top of the 2010 awards list, two films subtly blended four essential ingredients: love, commitment, attachment to the land and an exceptional destiny. “The Seasons of Marie-Thérese Chappaz” won the Special Jury prize and the FIJEV award. This Swiss documentary directed by Fred Florey focuses on a biodynamic winegrower whose convictions are guided by her respect for nature and the love of a job well done. “The Vintner’s Luck” won the Best Feature Film award and the Imaginarium prize. This film by the New Zealand director Niki Caro is both sensorial and sensual and is magnificently acted. It conveys with much emotion the great mystery of love for the grapevine and wine.
Winning films
International Grand Prize for photography on grapes and wine
1,500 works, 172 photographers and 14 countries entered the competition on the theme of “water and the grapevine”. Alain Créac'h’s photo “Jeux d’eau” was chosen by the Terroirs d’Images jury as the 2010 Grand Prize winner. The photos will be on display throughout the summer in the splendid "Cellier des Foudres" at Domaine Jarras. Visitors can vote for the photo they think should win the Public’s Choice award.
The 2010 awards will be officially presented on 10 September at the Luxembourg Palace in Paris. The organisers of the oldest international film and photography festival on grapes and wine would like to thank Domaine Listel-Jarras in Aigues-Mortes for so warmly welcoming this 17th edition.
Attend the awards ceremony
Entries for 2011
• Oenovideo festival 2011
• Terroirs d'Images 2011
“Trees & Wood from the Vineyard to the Cellar”
Entry packets
Official selection
This year, 29 films in competition : list of the films.
Palais du Luxembourg, Paris, France.
Award Ceremony
Awards will be officially presented on September 10, 2010 at the French Senate building, Palais du Luxembourg in Paris.
Organisation
Oenovideo 2010 is organised by the Forum Oenologie Association, at the invitation of the city of Domaines Listel and Partners. Please feel free to contact us for any further information.
Assist to the Festival
To attend to the projections of Festival Oenovideo 2010 : Admission free on Invitation.
[Request for participation]
OENOVIDEO 2009
The 16th festival OENOVIDEO festival has been held from 8 to 10th of May 2009 to the invitation of the town of Nuits-Saint-Georges. More than 700 spectators have attend to the projections of 31 nominated films.
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5th International Grape and Wine Photo Exhibit
Water in the Vineyard
Terroirs d’images, each year, select and exhibit gathers the best work from amateur and professional photographers based on a common theme.
Theme 2010: "Water in the Vineyard".
In Terroirs d'Images 2010, more than 1,500 photographs have been presented…
The work of the pre-selection committee of the 5th International Photo Exhibit on Grape and Wine is far from being simple: to select 110 photographs among the 1,500 works proposed by more than 172 photographers from 14 countries. The 110 best photographs will be presented during the Terroirs d'images Exhibit 2010 “Water in the Vineyard.”
The Intimacy and the Force of Nature
Water and the grapevine are two elements, intricately linked in the struggle for perpetual balance. The relationship between water and vineyard is in a state of constant flux, and is intimately intertwined at all moments, during the course of a day or a year: dew drops, morning mist, fog, rain showers, dark skies and electrical storms, snow flurries, icicles, and hail… each of these elements divulging hints of intricate detail or exploding in spectacular landscapes, wherein all the forces of nature abound.
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Visit the Photo Exhibit
Selected photos of 2010 will be exhibited in Domaine Jarras-Listel in Aigues-Mortes (France).
The acces to the exhibit is free from May 13 to 16, 2010 from 11 am to 6 pm. Domaine Jarras.
To received your invitation
The inauguration of the exhibit will be held Thursday May 13 at 12:00 in Domaines Jarras-Listel.
To received your invitation
| Terroirs d'images 2009 Old Stones and Architectural Heritage in the Vineyard
In 2009, more than 1500 photos by 140 photographers, from both France and around the world, were entered in the competition. 130 photos were selected and exhibited during Oenovideo 2009
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Entirely devoted to photos of grapes and wine, this unique exhibit will be held during Oenovideo, the world’s oldest documentary film festival solely dedicated to grape growing and winemaking. Each year, the exhibit gathers the best work from amateur and professional photographers based on a common theme. Since its creation, it has received support from loyal Partners, such as Bayer CropScience and Estates & Wines, who give out the "Discover the Flavours of the World" Award, which includes a trip to New Zealand for the best amateur photographer.
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