We celebrate the first edition of the Cinebase Escola Pia Festival – ESCAC
Yesterday we experienced an afternoon of cinema and heartfelt emotion at the first edition of the Cinebase Escola Pia Festival – ESCAC.
The Verdi Cinemas were filled with young talent, nerves and excitement at a gala we will never forget. It was a celebration of films made in the classroom, with awards, screenings and magical moments.
One of the afternoon’s big surprises was the presentation of the Audience Award, featuring two very special guests: the young star of Wolfgang, Jordi Catalán, and its director, Javier Ruiz Caldera, an alumnus, who gave us a unique and deeply moving moment.
Award winners:
El regal inesperat (5th and 6th grades of primary school and 1st and 2nd years of ESO)
El jardín de los reencuentros (3rd and 4th years of ESO)
Shiny dreams (upper secondary and vocational training)
BFF (teachers)
And now, a moment of silence, please…
Mira’m als ulls won the Josep Maixenchs Award, presented by Rosa Vergés, and stood out for its ethical and moral values.
The short film El meu yayo, Antonio i la meva yaya, Fina won none other than the Beca Foundation Award.
And now the gala’s surprises begin…
There was a second Beca Foundation Award! It went to Shiny dreams.
And now for the Audience Award: the short film Qui seré won the public’s recognition with more than 600 votes.
The award presentation was the afternoon’s second big surprise: it was presented by Jordi Catalán, the young star of the film Wolfgang, and its director, Javier Ruiz Caldera.
Congratulations to everyone who took part for making this first edition such an inspiring experience.
See you next year for more cinema, more talent and many more surprises!
