By Jazz Tangcay, Arushi Jacob
Courtesy of Animal de Luz “On the Road (En El Camino)” led the winners at the 43rd Miami Film Festival, taking the festival’s top jury prize, the $10,000 Marimbas Award. Directed by David Pablos, the film was recognized as the narrative feature that best exemplifies “richness and resonance for cinema’s future,” according to the festival.
Additional top honors included the Made in MIA Feature Film Award, which went to “The Old Man and the Parrot,” directed by Gabriel de Varona. The prize, which carries a $15,000 cash award, recognizes films that prominently feature South Florida in their story or production.
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