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2006 Film Contest Winners
War and (Free) Speech: Can They Co-Exist?
This year's YFEN Film Contest posed the question — "War and (Free) Speech: Can They Co-Exist?" Below are the three short films recently chosen by our distinguished panel of judges:
YFEN Film Contest 2006: War and Free Speech: Can They Co-Exist? First Place ($1000) Second Place ($500)
Third Place ($250) Semi-Finalists What the People Want Westboro vs. U.S. Military Industrial Playground The Things We Think and Do Not Say America: A Litany in Three Vignettes Shattered We congratulate everyone who participated in this film contest. We applaud your talent and encourage you to keep making films and exploring the issue of free expression! Look for our 2007 Contest which will be announced in the coming new year. If you are interested in receiving any comments about your film, don’t be afraid to ask! Please email ckarpen@ncac.org with any questions. The deadline for the 2006 contest was Monday, August 14th, 2006 2006 Film Contest Judges Dread Scott, Nina Felshin, Oskar Eustis, Riley Harmon, and Daniel Polin.
Conversations of Meinungsfreiheit
Lily Erlinger, Miami, FL,
Fall in Line
Andy Musser, Golden, CO
Salesmanship
Abigail Horton and Ned Resnikoff, Middletown, CT
Michael Maisel and James Loizou, Burke, VA
Adam Golden, Hopkinsville, KY
Gage McMullen, Wailuku, HI
Mohammad Omar Sekandary, Irvine, CA
Cameron Loftus, Canton, MI
D. Benjamin Prindle, Tetonia, ID
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