Grand 'Nuit' for Vancouver

EmondVancouver -- The 30th Vancouver Film Festival wrapped Friday, supplying best Canadian feature honors to Anne Emond on her behalf directorial debut, "Nuit #1," about sex and 30somethings, before screening closer "The Child Getting a bicycleInch by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne.One of the current debate inside the arrest of numerous Iranian filmmakers, the People Choice Award visited Iranian helmer Asghar Farhadi's "A Separation." The film follows a couple of that has tochoose between departing Iran to supply the kid a far greater to be able to stay and take proper proper care of a dad or mom battling with Alzheimer's.The most used nonfiction film award visited Susanne Rostock's "Sing Your Song," about Harry Belafonte. The most used Canadian film award was taken by Ken Scott's comedy, "Starbuck."The NFB most broadly used Canadian documentary award visited Charles Wilkinson's "Peace Out" because the audience award for atmosphere visited Joel Heath's "People from the Feather."Everyone Else Choice Honours were selected within the fest's 375 films in a number of genres.The fest also formerly introduced the $10,000 Dragons & Tigers Award for Youthful Cinema, which visited Tibetan director Sonthar Gyal for "The Sun's Sun rays-Beaten Path." Contact the number newsroom at news@variety.com