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Guadalajara Film Festival 2014
2014-04-02T10:50:00+01:00
Berlin Panorama topper Wieland Speck with his career award
Mexican director Amat Escalante (Heli, best director Cannes 2013) delivering a masterclass at Talents Guadaljara.
Director Damian John Harper, with his award for best first film for Los Angeles in the Iberomerican competition section
Dean Cundey during his masterclass in Guadalajara Talents.
Canadian director Denis Cote receiving his honorary Golden Mayahuel
Canadian director Denis Cote during his Master class at Guadalajara Talents.
Actress Eva Longoria on stage
Guadalajara 2014 winners
Festival artistic director Ivan Trujillo -third from left-at the awards ceremony. Next to him the native Huichol Santos de la Torre, the lead character in Nicolas Echevarria's The Eco of the Mountain, awarded Best film in the Mexcal-Mexican competition.
Jim Sheridan with his honorary Golden Mayahuel.
Director Nicolas Echevarria with his Mexcal award for Best film in the Mexican competition section.
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