It said the operation led to an armed encounter that resulted in deaths of Hussain and other alleged BIFF members Norjihad M. Hussain alias Tutin Usop, who is said to be a known member of the BIFF-Karialan Faction, in Brgy. The PNP on Tuesday said its personnel implemented a search warrant in the residence of Nasser Yossef M. We are also checking intelligence reports, intelligence fusions at wala naman kaming nakitang spillover ng threat na papasok sa National Capital Region." "Mas humihigpit pa yung security deployment natin until and after the celebration natin of the SONA. "Medyo mahihirapan sila mag-transgress dito especially we are preparing and gearing up with the SONA," said Okubo, referring to the BIFF. Edgar Okubo, chief of the National Capital Region Regional Police Office (NCRPO), said they are conducting intelligence monitoring and they do not see any threat spilling over to Metro Manila. But even among the humans she remains restless.īIFF 2019 is supported by the Queensland Government through Screen Queensland and the Australian Federal Government through Screen Australia.įollow BIFF on social media via the hashtag #BIFFest2019.Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, June 20) - The police force has not monitored any imminent threat in Metro Manila following the recent deaths of a high-profile suspect and six other alleged members of the extremist group Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF) in Maguindanao Del Sur. ![]() With a dream to venture into the human world and evolve into the perfect individual, an amphibious sea creature hopes to overcome the boundaries of her body and transform into a human woman. SPECIAL MENTION: MOST ORIGINAL VOICE 2019.A tender and colourful portrait of a man disconnected from the world, and his son’s attempt to reach out to him. Written and directed by Ivan Sainz-Pardo. However, the situation soon disintegrates. When the neighbourhood dog catcher William Page is found wandering the streets disorientated, he is brought back to the local police station for assistance. She wakes up trapped at an empty bus yard with something lurking outside – something big. A young girl trying to escape incessant bullying falls asleep on the bus ride home. BEST AUSTRALIAN SHORT FILM 2019 – $1000.Having always looked to her faith for answers, Raymonde takes a new approach to liberate herself. Tired of peas, aphids, dirty panties and digging in her kitchen garden, she longs for sex, love and the vastness of the sky. Stitching 2D and stop-motion animation together, this is a beautiful tale of a fed-up owl. Written and directed by Sarah Van Den Boom. The friendship of two teenage boys growing up in Australian suburbia is strained after a brutal incident of bullying.įrance. ![]() ![]() Written and directed by Adam Webb and Kyle Thompson. SCREEN QUEENSLAND SHORT FILM AWARD – $7500.The calibre has been extraordinary,’ said Ms Slack-Smith said. ‘I’d like to personally congratulate all of the winners on their outstanding productions. ‘We are delighted to provide $7500 funding to these filmmakers to support concept development or travel and marketing opportunities to industry events that will advance their screen industry careers.’īIFF 2019 Artistic Director and Curatorial Manager of QAGOMA’s Australian Cinémathèque, Amanda Slack-Smith said it was with great excitement that so many talented individuals had their work being seen and recognised through BIFF 2019 and its Short Film competition. ‘ Roughnut impressed the jury with its palpable sense of place, raw energy and powerful performances by its young actors,’ Ms Lavarch said. The Chair of Screen Queensland Linda Lavarch said the Screen Queensland Short Film Award was given to Roughnut by filmmakers Adam Webb and Kyle Thompson. ‘BIFF’s programming team selected 24 short films from hundreds of Australian and international entries to screen as part of the Festival and be eligible for the Awards,’ Mr Saines said. Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) Director Chris Saines said the awards included the inaugural Screen Queensland Short Film Award valued at $7500 for eligible Queensland-made entries, as well as cash prizes for a range of categories recognising the best and most original films in the competition.
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