Sanguine by Marion Le Corroller wins the grand prize at Sitges festival

Sanguine, a French-Belgian coproduction by Marion Le Corroller about an ambitious emergency room doctor confronting patients with strange symptoms, won the grand prize for best film in the official fantasy competition at the 59th Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival. The festival also awarded prizes across multiple categories: Italian actress Jasmine Trinca won best female performance; French actor Benoît Magimel won best actor; cinematographer Raphaël Vandenbussche received recognition for his work; Indonesian director Joko Anwar won best direction. In animation, Japanese director Kōhei Kadowaki’s We Are Aliens won best feature film. Additional awards recognized films in sections including Òrbita, Noves Visions, and Brigadoon, with prizes for screenplay, music, special effects, and documentaries distributed among international filmmakers.

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