Of scripted series, Isabel Coixet’s “Someone Should Ban Sunday Afternoons,” “Patagonia,”created by Chile’s Patricio Pereira, María Elena Wood and Norway’s “Still Breathing” also scored awards
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Blindspot Berlin (Courtesy of Neuesuper/Hubert Mican) “Blindspot Berlin,” a TIFF standout starring “All Quiet on the Western Front” lead Albrecht Schuch, swept Best Fiction Series, Screenplay and an Audience Award at the 4th edition of Cadiz’s South International Series Festival on Wednesday night.
Its triple whammy was announced at a SISF prize gala whose other awards recognized many of the buzziest titles at this year’s carefully curated lineup: Danish docuseries “The Oligarch and the Art Dealer,” Isabel Coixet’s “Someone Should Ban Sunday Afternoons,” “Patagonia,,” created by Chile’s Patricio Pereira and María Elena Wood, Norway’s “Still Breathing” and Mediaset España’s non-fiction “The Dirty Years: Where is Nani?”
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