Jaime
António-Pedro Vasconcelos
drama / 110’ / 1999
In the city of Porto, after the separation from his parents, Jaime, a 13-year-old boy looks for a job without his mother knowing, hoping that with the fruit of that work he can reunite them again.
In co-production with Videofilmes (Brazil), Samsa Film (Luxembourg), SIC (Portugal).-
European Film Awards
Pre-selected “Meilleur Film Européen”
San Sebástian Donostia Festival
Golden Seashell Nomination
Golden Globes
Best Actor (Saúl Fonseca)
Best Actress (Fernanda Serrano)
Brussels International Film Festival
Best European Film -
Cannes Junior
Cannes Junior Prize
C.I.C.A.E. Prize
San Sebástian Donostia Festival Special Jury Prize
Caminhos do Cinema Português
Best Film
Golden Globes
Best Film
Best Director
Best Actor (Vítor Norte)
Burgos International Festival
Grand Prix “EL CID” -
European Film Awards
Festival de San Sebástian Donostia
Globos de Ouro
Caminhos do Cinema Português
Festival Int. de Cinema de Bruxelas
Cannes Junior
Festival Cannes (FR)
Mostra de Cinema de S.Paulo (BR)
Festival Internacional de Cine e Guadalajara (ME)
Festival Internacional Hong-Kong (HK)
London International Film Festival
Festival de San Sebástian Donostia
St Paul International Film Festival, Minneapolis (US)
Novo Cinema Português (UK)
Chicago Latino Film Festival
Festival Int. de Cinema de Punta del Este (UR)
24º Fest. CINEUC Universidade Católica Santiago do Chile (CH)
Mostra de Cinema ao Ar Livre – Miragaia, (PT)
Festival de Belém do Pará (BR)
Ciclo de Cinema Português de Vigo (ES)
Quinzena de Cinema Português em Macau (CN)
Festival de Cinema Europeu - Brasília (BR)
Festicine II - Festival Cinema Univ. Belo Horizonte (BR)
Festival Internacional de Cinema de Calcutá (IN)
Festival de Cinema Europeu (CA)
Cinemateca Indiana New Delhi e Pune (IN)
3rd World Summit on Media for Children (GR)
Cinema Português na Universidade de Salamanca (ES)
Mostra de Cinema Português (BR)
Festival Europeu-Madrid (ES)
Ciclo de Cinema Português em Moçambique (MZ)
Retrospectiva de Cinema Português (IN)
Festival Ibero-Americano em Kuala Lumpur (TA)
Festival de Cinema da União Europeia (CU)
Universidade de Santiago de Compostela “Portugal Hoje” (ES)
4ª Semana de Cinema Ibero-Americano (BU)
Ciclo de Cinema Lusófono em Dublin (IE)
15th Helsinki Film Festival (FI)
Festival de Cinema “Wild Cinema” (NA)
American Film Institute de Washington
Medfilm Laboratory de Rome (IT)
Semaine du Film Européen de Rabat (MA)
Festival do Cairo (EG)
Festival Ciné-Junior de Levallois-Perret (FR)
Festival International du Film de Bruxelles (BR)
7th Days of European Films, Praga e Brnö (CZ)
Festival Primer Plano, Dijon (FR)
Semana de Cinema Português Contemporâneo, Madrid
Festival de Cinema Brasileiro e Português (FR)
Mês de Portugal na RAEM 2018 (MA)
Quinzena de Cinema Europeu (ZA)
Panorama de Cinema Europeu, Moscovo (RU)
Haïfa Film Festival (IL)
Mostra de Cinema no Ministério da Cultura (BR)
5º Florianopolis Audiovisual Mercosul (BR)
Semaine Thématique sur l’année du Portugal en France
Organisé par l’Association “Les amis du Bon Cinéma”
Cinekid Festival em Amesterdão
Lucas Film Festival, Frankfurt
Festival du Film Méditérranéen de Bruxelles
Festival du Film Européen de Kwala Lumpur
Festival Madridimagen (ES)
Festival de Havana (CU)
PRODUCTION CREDITS
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PRODUCTION CREDITS 〰️
DIRECTION
Véronique Sacrez
Frédéric Fichefet
Alain Jomy, Rui Veloso
WITH
Saúl Fonseca, Fernanda Serrano, Vítor Norte, Joaquim Leitão
SCRIPT
PHOTOGRAPHY
EDITING
MUSIC
António-Pedro Vasconcelos
PRODUCTION DESIGN
António da Cunha Telles, Luís Galvão Teles, Jani Thiltges, Claude Waringo
PRODUCTION
Edgar Moura
Mauricio Andrade Ramos, Serge Zeitoun
António-Pedro Vasconcelos, Carlos Saboga
ASSOCIATED PRODUCTION
Philippe Baudhuin, Benoît Biral, Carlo Thoss, Philippe van Leer
SOUND
António-Pedro Vasconcelos
António-Pedro Vasconcelos is a Portuguese professor, columnist and television commentator with a strong civic involvement, but above all, one of Portugal's greatest filmmakers.
A founding figure of the new Portuguese cinema, he created characters, told stories, put everyday life on film, brought cinema closer to the Portuguese public.
António directed some of the greatest Portuguese films of the last decades, such as Jaime (1999), Os Gatos não Têm Vertigens (2014), Amor Impossível (2015) and Parque Mayer (2018).
Throughout his incomparable career he won 2 Cannes Film Festival awards, out of 7 nominations he ended up winning 2 Portuguese Golden Globes and won 3 Portuguese Academy Awards, including the Honorary Award.
