Brillante Mendoza wins Special Jury Prize at Romania film fest | Inquirer Entertainment

Brillante Mendoza wins Special Jury Prize at Romania film fest

By: - Reporter
/ 01:11 PM July 02, 2019

MANILA, Philippines — Filmmaker Brillante Mendoza’s “Alpha: The Right to Kill” has bagged another trophy, this time at the Bucharest International Film Festival (BIFF) in Romania for the Special Jury Prize.

Mendoza thanked the BIFF Tuesday in an Instagram story captioned “Thank you @bucharest for the jury prize @alpha the right to kill.”

Brillante Mendoza wins Special Jury Prize at Romania film fest

Screengrab from @brillante_mendoza on Instagram

In a Facebook post, BIFF congratulated Mendoza alongside other filmmakers who won awards at the film festival held from June 24 to June 30.

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He was regarded as “one of the most important filmmakers of today” and conducted a masterclass on his movies at the film festival.

“Alpha: The Right to Kill” also won the Special Jury Prize at the San Sebastian International Film Festival in Spain last year.

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