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Maverick Awards are presented for:
Best Feature Narrative-The Lee Marvin Award
Best Feature Documentary
Best Short Film-The Diane Seligman Award (sponsored by Lowel-Light)
Best Student Film-The Diane Seligman Award (sponsored by Lowel-Light)
Best Short Documentary-The Diane Seligman Award (sponsored by Lowel-Light)
Best Cinematography–The Haskell Wexler Award (sponsored by Panavision)
Best Editing–The James Lyons Award
Best Animation–Presented by Bill Plympton
Audience Award for Best Feature Narrative
Audience Award for Best Feature Documentary
Lifetime Achievement Award to Haskell Wexler, A.S.C
Honorary Maverick Award winner TBA
Honorary Trailblazer Award winner TBA
Thanks to all who attended WFF's co-presentation with
STRANGER THAN FICTION at the IFC Center
3 films - 3 Oscar® winners
My Generation with Barbara Kopple
When We Were Kings with Leon Gast
The Agronomist with Jonathan Demme

"Tuesday was fantastic! The sort of film night in New York that happens every now and then, though not often enough, but reminds me how great it is to live here and be able to come to events like this. So inspirational! In fact, all three of your nights at Stranger than Fiction were superb!" Michael Taylor, editor (Day Night Day Night, The Order of Myths)

Thanks to all who supported the Benefit at Soho House, NYC

AND THE 2007 WINNERS ARE...
HONORARY MAVERICK AWARD
Christine Vachon

HONORARY TRAILBLAZER AWARD
Ted Sarandos
Maverick Award for Best Feature Narrative
AUGUST EVENING by Chris Eska
Maverick Award Winner for Best Feature Documentary
THE COOL SCHOOL by Morgan Neville
Honrable Mention to
Constantine's Sword
by Oren Jacoby
and
Run Granny Run
by Marlo Poras
Audience Award winner for
Narrative Feature
THE LIVING WAKE by Sol Tryon
Audience Award winner for
Documentary Feature
WAR/DANCE by Sean Fine & Andrea Nix Fine
Very close second was RUN GRANNY RUN by Marlo Poras
Diane Seligman Award for
Best Short
HIGH FALLS by Andrew Zuckerman
Diane Seligman Award for
Best Student Short
AQUARIUM by Rob Meyer
Maverick Award for
Best Short Doc
SALIM BABA by Tim Sternberg
Honorable mention to
The Ladies
by C. A. Voros
Haskell Wexler Award for Best Cinematography
WAR/DANCE by Sean Fine & Andrea Nix Fine
Maverick Award for Best Animation
FANTAISIE IN BUBBLEWRAP by Arthur Metcalf
Honorable mention to
Teat Beat of Sex by Signe Baumane
Maverick Award for
Best Editing for a feature narrative
IN SEARCH OF A MIDNIGHT KISS by Alex Holdridge
Maverick Award for
Best Editing for a feature documentary
CONSTANTINE'S SWORD by Oren Jacoby

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"It was the nicest festival experience I had this year. The festival is well programmed and beautifuly run... I look forward to returning in 2008." Ted Sarandos– Chief Content Officer, Netflix Inc.

"I've covered and participated in many festivals, and Woodstock is unique in its combination of cinematic sophistication, user-friendly scale and down-home hospitality. It's arguably the closest thing the East Coast has to the Telluride Film Festival, the ne plus ultra of North American boutique festivals. Both have super-intelligent programming and draw a who-who' of independent filmmaking because of their reputations for collegial conviviality, yet both are small enough to all filmgoers and filmmakers to intermingle free throughout the weekend." Godfrey Cheshire, Moving Midway in The New York Times

"Every year the festival attracts a shockingly strong number of outstanding films, filmmakers and panelists of the highest caliber. It is so important to have these festivals as outposts of our most vital art forms. They bring the best of our cinematic culture to areas that don't always have access to these kinds of films. But above all, it is the intimacy and relationships developed between filmmakers and within the industry that makes Woodstock so special. It is a festival for people who love independent film, through and through, and the bonds one make there are unique because of that fact." Jason Kliot, Open City Films

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