| Opening film | Water for Elephants |
|---|---|
| Location | Shanghai, China |
| Awards | Golden Goblet |
| No. of films | more than 200 |
| Festival date | June 11–19, 2011 |
| Website | http://www.siff.com |
The 2011 Shanghai International Film Festival was the 14th such festival devoted to international cinema held in Shanghai, China. It took place from June 11 to June 19, 2011. [1] The opening and closing ceremonies were held at the Shanghai Grand Theater. [2]
The members of the jury for the Golden Goblet Award were: [3]
The line-up for the Golden Goblet Award consisted of 16 films [4] that were selected from 1,519 entries from 102 countries. [5]
| Title | Director | Country |
|---|---|---|
| The Bones Tunnel (El túnel de los huesos) | Nacho Garassino | Argentina |
| Time Bends (E o Tempo Passa) | Alberto Seixas Santos | Portugal |
| Ainom | Lorenzo Ceva Valla, Mario Garofalo | Italy |
| Hayde Bre | Orhan Oğuz | Turkey |
| Friday Killer | Yuthlert Sippapak | Thailand |
| Bunny Drop (Usagi Drop) | Sabu | Japan |
| The Quest (Moner Manush) | Goutam Ghose | India/Bangladesh |
| Alive and Ticking (Ein Tick anders) | Andi Rogenhagen | Germany |
| Tomorrow's Joe (Ashita no Joe) | Fumihiko Sori | Japan |
| The Good Neighbour (Unter Nachbarn) | Stephan Rick | Germany |
| Maya | Pluton Vasi | Albania |
| Hydraulic | Yevgeni Serov | Russia |
| There Be Dragons | Roland Joffé | United States/Argentina/Spain |
| The Young Man Sings Folk Songs in the Opposite Door | Zhang Ming | China |
| Mr. Tree | Han Jie | China |
| Rest on Your Shoulder | Jacob Cheung | China |
| Awards | Winners | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Best Feature Film | Hayde Bre directed by Orhan Oğuz | Turkey |
| Jury Grand Prix | Mr. Tree | China |
| Best Director | Han Jie for Mr. Tree | China |
| Best Screenplay | Zhang Min for The Young Man Sings Folk Songs in the Opposite Door | China |
| Best Actor | Sevket Emrulla in Hayde Bre | Turkey |
| Best Actress | Lu Xingchen in The Young Man Sings Folk Songs in the Opposite Door | China |
| Best Cinematography | Tiwa Moeithaisong for Friday Killer | Thailand |
| Best Music | Wen Zi for The Young Man Sings Folk Songs in the Opposite Door | China |
| Jury Award | Friday Killer directed by Yuthlert Sippapak | Thailand |
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