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Oct 23, 2007
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Marbella International Film Festival.

British Feature Film wins at the prestigious Award at Marbella International Film Festival.

The film Fated, directed by Nicola Scott, and staring well known British cast including; Michael Angelis, Brendan Mackey, Katrine De Candole, Craig Charles and Kate Robbins, won the prestigious prize for the Best Feature film, at Marbella International film festival.

The festival was host to many international film makers and talent artists from all over the world. 40 films were screened at finals of this prestigious international film festival; these were short listed from over 600 submissions from 52 different courtiers.
Fated, is the story of changing lives, one accident can change so much, never before has a simple kiss caused such chaos, when a statue comes alive.
“This film beautiful, hart warming and touching”, said one judge.
“The performances were outstanding and story line griping”, said another.
Fated, competed against some strong competitors, great movies from USA, France, and Argentina, were runner ups.
Marbella International Film Festival is an annual event, celebrating the work of independent international artists, prompting their work and offering support and patronage.
Britain had the highest number of entrees to this festival, highlighting the strength of independent British film makers in the international Market.

Michael Angelis addressing the festival “we just want to make movies”.

Joe Scott, the producer of Fated, accepting the award.
The festival awarded prizes in 5 categories;
The award for best feature, was won by “Fated” from UK,
The shorter short, won by “I Became” from India,
The Best Short, won by “song of cricket” from Spain,
The Best animation was “ cuckoo Clock” from France
The best documentary “ The forgotten Refugees” from Israel.
For more information, please visit www.marbellafilmfestival.com or contact info@marbellafilmfestival.com