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44TH MONTE-CARLO TELEVISION FESTIVAL |
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In 1963, AMADE launched its annual prize to be awarded under the
patronage of UNESCO at the International Monte-Carlo Television
Festival. The aim of this Prize is to reward a programme of excellence
which echoes the ideals of UNESCO and AMADE and which deals with an
issue of human relationships whose plot and treatment neither feature
violence nor excite to it.
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In 2004, the prize was awarded to “The Orphans of Nkandla” by
documentary maker Brian Woods for the special focus brought on the
issue of HIV-AIDS in Africa, and the terrible condition of the 750,000
children orphaned by AIDS in South-Africa alone. “The Orphans of
Nkandla”, produced by True Vision and broadcast on BBC 4, views the
plight of children living in rural areas in KwaZulu-Natal province in
the south east of the country.
The Orphans of Nkandla (source: BBC4)
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| AMADE Jury
In 2004, the AMADE Jury welcomed representatives from the Nelson Mandela Foundation and the Cape Town Sithengi Film Festival
- Mrs. Maeline ENGELBRECHT, President of the Jury, Executive Board - Nelson Mandela Foundation
- Mr. Michaël AURET, Chief Executive Officer - Cape Town Film Festival – SITHENGI
- Mr. Jacques DANOIS, Vice-President of AMADE
- Mr. Francis KASASA, Secretary-General of AMADE
From the left: Mr. Jacques DANOIS, Mr. Michaël AURET, HSH Crown Prince
Albert of Monaco, Honorary President of AMADE, Mrs. Maeline ENGELBRECHT
and Mr. Francis Kasasa
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| Association accredited by the Minister of State of the Principality of Monaco - Law n°1.355 of 23 December 2008 - Ministerial Decree n°2010-341 of 8 July 2010 |
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