TAC Fest 2021 Pages
Award Selections
TAC Festival 2021
Best Film (by Jury)
Riddle of the Bones: Gender Revolution
(Produced by Tuan Lam; directed by Birgit Tanner and Carsten Gutschmidt; distributed by ZDF enterprises; Germany)
Honorable Mention for Best Film Category (in order):
(Produced by Hind Saih, directed by Olivier Julien; distributed by Arte France; France)
(Produced by Arte France, France Televisions, Fred Hilgemann Filmsand INRAP; directed by Rob Hope, Marie-Anne Sorba, Jean-Marc Cazenave, and Pascal Cuissot; distributed by Beliane; France)
(Produced by Daniel Oron and Natasha Ryan; directed by Daniel Oron; distributed by Go Button Media; Canada)
The Untold Story of the Vatican
(Produced by Stephane Milliere; directed by Marc Jampolsky and Marie Thiry; distributed by Terranoa; France)
Best Narration (by Jury)
The Untold Story of the Vatican
(Produced by Stephane Milliere; directed by Marc Jampolsky and Marie Thiry; distributed by Terranoa; France)
Honorable Mention for Narration (in order):
Riddle of the Bones: Gender Revolution
(Produced by Tuan Lam; directed by Birgit Tanner and Carsten Gutschmidt; distributed by ZDF enterprises; Germany)
(Produced by Daniel Oron and Natasha Ryan; directed by Daniel Oron; distributed by Go Button Media; Canada)
(Produced by Arte France, France Televisions, Fred Hilgemann Films and INRAP; directed by Rob Hope, Marie-Anne Sorba, Jean-Marc Cazenave, and Pascal Cuissot; distributed by Beliane; France)
(Produced, directed and distributed by Mohammad Abdollahi; Iran)
Best Animation & Effects (by Jury)
(Produced by Hind Saih, directed by Olivier Julien; distributed by Arte France; France)
Honorable Mention for Animation & Special Effects (in order):
The Untold Story of the Vatican
(Produced by Stephane Milliere; directed by Marc Jampolsky and Marie Thiry; distributed by Terranoa; France)
(Produced and directed by Gianmarco D'Agostino; distributed by Advaita Film Srl; Italy)
(Produced by Arte France, France Televisions, Fred Hilgemann Films and INRAP; directed by Rob Hope, Marie-Anne Sorba, Jean-Marc Cazenave, and Pascal Cuissot; distributed by Beliane; France)
(Produced and directed by Mimi George and Heu’ionalani Wyeth; distributed by Pacific Traditions Society; USA)
Best Public Education Value (by Jury)
(Producted, directed and distributed by Amirali Mirderikvand; Iran)
Honorable Mention for Public Education Value (in order):
Riddle of the Bones: Gender Revolution
(Produced by Tuan Lam; directed by Birgit Tanner and Carsten Gutschmidt; distributed by ZDF enterprises; Germany)
(Produced by Hind Saih, directed by Olivier Julien; distributed by Arte France; France)
(Produced by Arte France, France Televisions, Fred Hilgemann Films and INRAP; directed by Rob Hope, Marie-Anne Sorba, Jean-Marc Cazenave, and Pascal Cuissot; distributed by Beliane; France)
The Untold Story of the Vatican
(Produced by Stephane Milliere; directed by Marc Jampolsky and Marie Thiry; distributed by Terranoa; France)
Best Script (by Jury)
(Produced by Daniel Oron and Natasha Ryan; directed by Daniel Oron; distributed by Go Button Media; Canada)
Honorable Mention for Script (in order):
Riddle of the Bones: Gender Revolution
(Produced by Tuan Lam; directed by Birgit Tanner and Carsten Gutschmidt; distributed by ZDF enterprises; Germany)
(Produced by Hind Saih, directed by Olivier Julien; distributed by Arte France; France)
(Produced by Arte France, France Televisions, Fred Hilgemann Films and INRAP; directed by Rob Hope, Marie-Anne Sorba, Jean-Marc Cazenave, and Pascal Cuissot; distributed by Beliane; France)
The Untold Story of the Vatican
(Produced by Stephane Milliere; directed by Marc Jampolsky and Marie Thiry; distributed by Terranoa; France)
Best Cinematography (by Jury)
(Produced, directed and distributed by Razid Season; USA)
Honorable Mention for Cinematography (in order):
The Untold Story of the Vatican
(Produced by Stephane Milliere; directed by Marc Jampolsky and Marie Thiry; distributed by Terranoa; France)
(Produced by Hind Saih, directed by Olivier Julien; distributed by Arte France; France)
(Produced by Daniel Oron and Natasha Ryan; directed by Daniel Oron; distributed by Go Button Media; Canada)
(Produced, directed and distributed by Mohammad Abdollahi; Iran)
Best Music (by Jury)
(Produced, directed and distributed by Sébastien Duhem; France)
Honorable Mention for Music (in order):
The Untold Story of the Vatican
(Produced by Stephane Milliere; directed by Marc Jampolsky and Marie Thiry; distributed by Terranoa; France)
(Produced by Hind Saih, directed by Olivier Julien; distributed by Arte France; France)
(Producted, directed and distributed by Amirali Mirderikvand; Iran)
(Produced, directed and distributed by Mohammad Abdollahi; Iran)
Most Inspirational (by Jury)
Riddle of the Bones: Gender Revolution
(Produced by Tuan Lam; directed by Birgit Tanner and Carsten Gutschmidt; distributed by ZDF enterprises; Germany)
Honorable Mention for Inspiration (in order):
(Produced by Daniel Oron and Natasha Ryan; directed by Daniel Oron; distributed by Go Button Media; Canada)
(Produced by Hind Saih, directed by Olivier Julien; distributed by Arte France; France)
(Producted, directed and distributed by Amirali Mirderikvand; Iran)
(Produced by Arte France, France Televisions, Fred Hilgemann Films and INRAP; directed by Rob Hope, Marie-Anne Sorba, Jean-Marc Cazenave, and Pascal Cuissot; distributed by Beliane; France)
Special Mention (by Jury)
(Produced by Sam Gaty; directed by Jesse Andrew Clark; distributed by Northwest Documentary; USA);
For outstanding Ecological Heritage Awareness
(Produced by AMC2 Productions, Court-Jus Productions, France Televisions; directed by Nikos Dayandas; distributed by Court-Jus Productions; France);
For outstanding Climate Change Awareness
(Produced by Arte France, France Televisions, Fred Hilgemann Films and INRAP; directed by Rob Hope, Marie-Anne Sorba, Jean-Marc Cazenave and Pascal Cuissot; distributed by Beliane; France);
For outstanding New Insights
(Produced and distributed by AORI Films; directed by Nikos Dayandas; Greece);
For excellence in Continuing Legacy in Archaeology
Audience Favorite (by Festival audience)
(Produced and directed by Mimi George and Heu’ionalani Wyeth; distributed by Pacific Traditions Society; USA)
Honorable Mention for Inspiration (in order):
The Untold Story of the Vatican
(Produced by Stephane Milliere; directed by Marc Jampolsky and Marie Thiry; distributed by Terranoa; France)
(Produced by Hind Saih, directed by Olivier Julien; distributed by Arte France; France)
(Produced by Arte France, France Televisions, Fred Hilgemann Films and INRAP; directed by Rob Hope, Marie-Anne Sorba, Jean-Marc Cazenave, and Pascal Cuissot; distributed by Beliane; France)
Riddle of the Bones: Gender Revolution
(Produced by Tuan Lam; directed by Birgit Tanner and Carsten Gutschmidt; distributed by ZDF enterprises; Germany)
Hotel Information for
The Archaeology Channel
International Film Festival 2021
Conference on Cultural Heritage Media 2021
For The Archaeology Channel International Film Festival 2021 (TAC Festival), we have some great choices for Festival patrons desiring accommodations within walking distance of The Shedd and our other venues. Note below that some hotels offer discounted rates if you mention that you are a patron of The Archaeology Channel International Film Festival.
We recommend that you book your rooms as early as possible to take advantage of these opportunities.
The Campbell House Inn
252 Pearl Street(541) 343-1119 (local calls)
(800) 264-2519 (toll free reservation line)
Description: Bed-and-breakfast with significant amenities
Location: Approximately 7 blocks northwest of The Shedd
Rates:
Small or Cozy room - $129 + tax
Standard rooms - $169 - $189 + tax Suites - $249 - $369 + tax
Campus Inn & Suites
390 E. Broadway Avenue(541) 343-3376
Location: Three blocks southeast of The Shedd
Rates:
Single Queen - $69.99 + tax (rates subject to change)
Single King - $79.99 + tax (rates subject to change)
Double Queen - $89.99 + tax (rates subject to change)
Courtesy Inn
345 W. Sixth Avenue(541) 345-3391
Location: Eight blocks south of The Shedd
Rates:
Single Queen - $74.99 + tax (rates subject to change)
Single King - $79.99 + tax (rates subject to change)
Double Queen - $89.99 + tax (rates subject to change)
Downtown Inn
361 W. 7th Avenue(800) 648-4366 \ (541) 345-8739
Location: Seven blocks west of The Shedd
Rates: Inquire about 20% Off Rates for: The Archaeology Channel International Film Festival
The Gordon Hotel
555 Oak Street(541) 762-0555
Location: Six blocks northwest of The Shedd
Rates:
Standard King - $550 + tax (rates subject to change)
Double Queen - $675 + tax (rates subject to change)
Graduate Eugene
66 E. 6th Avenue(541) 342-2000
Location: Five blocks northwest of The Shedd.
Rates:
Single King - $531 + tax (rates subject to change)
Double Queen - $581 + tax (rates subject to change)
Home2 Suites
102 W 11th Ave(541) 342-3000
Description: Informal all-suite hotel with modern styling
Location: Seven blocks southwest of The Shedd.
Inn at the 5th
205 E. 6th Avenue(541) 743-4099
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Description: Inn at the 5th is a lovely boutique hotel in Eugene.
Location: Three blocks north of The Shedd
Rates:
Standard King - $550 + tax (rates subject to change)
Double Queen - $675 + tax (rates subject to change)
Phoenix Inn Suites
850 Franklin Blvd(541) 344-0001
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Location: 10 minute walk away from The Shedd.
Rates: Request Courtesy Rates for: The Archaeology Channel International Film Festival
Single King Suite: $279 + tax
Double Queen Suite: $299 + tax
Timbers Inn
1015 Pearl Street(541) 343-3345
Rates:
Monday-Thursday
Single queen: $89 + tax
Double queen or King: $99 + tax
Friday-Sunday
Single queen: $99 + tax
Double queen or King: $109 + tax
TAC Festival 2021 Screening Schedule
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Thursday, June 24th
Session 1
7:00-7:10 Introductions (10 min.)
7:10-7:40 Saving the Sacred (30 min.)
7:40-8:13 Comprehending the History, Mysteries of Ancient Kultobe (33 min.)
8:13-8:21 Break (8 min.)
8:21-8:52 Dehsalm (31 min.)
8:52-9:45 Tintin and the Mystery of the Rascar Capac Mummy (53min.)
9:45-10:00 Q&A for TBD (15 min.)
Friday, June 25th
Session 2
7:00-7:10 Introductions (10 min.)
7:10 - 8:34 No Roses on a Sailor's Grave (84 min.)
8:34 - 8:42 Break (8 min.)
8:42 - 8:56 Viva Presidio! (14 min.)
8:56 - 9:53 We, the Voyagers: Our Moana (57 min.)
9:53 - 10:08 Q&A for "We, the Voyagers: Our Moana" with Mimi George
Saturday, June 26th
Session 3
9:30-9:40 Introductions (10 min.)
9:40-9:55 La Charada Teatro - Puppeteers in Guatemala (15 min.)
9:55-10:10 KADDISH (15 min.)
10:10-10:51 What if Nothing? (41 min.)
10:51-10:59 Break (8 min.)
10:59-12:15 Seeds (76 min.)
12:15-12:30 Intermission/Q&A for TBD (15 min.)
Session 4
12:30-12:39 Riding Through Time (9 min.)
12:39-1:45 The Art of Time (66 min.)
1:45-1:53 Break (8 min.)
1:53-2:21 Pray (28 min.)
2:21-3:14 Meeting Neandertal (53 min.)
3:14-3:30 Intermission and Q&A for TBD (16 min.)
Session 5
3:30-4:23 Riddle of the Bones: Gender Revolution (53 min.)
4:23-4:31 Break (8 min.)
4:31-5:24 The Forgotten Refuge (53 min.)
5:24-6:17 The Ghost of the Neolithic (53 min.)
6:17-6:30 Q&A for TBD (13 min.)
Sunday, June 27th
Session 6
10:00-10:10 Introductions (10 min.)
10:10-10:41 Synapse (SFUMATO) (31 min.)
10:41-11:18 The Gallic Pact (37 min.)
11:18-11:26 Break (8 min.)
11:26-11:57 Sarevo (31 min.)
11:57-12:45 Thus Speaks Taram-Kubi, Assyrian Correspondence (48 min.)
12:45-1:00 Intermission and Q&A for TBD (15 min.)
Session 7
1:00-1:15 The Lost Redwood (15 min.)
1:15-1:37 SMOKE AND OCHER (22 min.)
1:37-2:17 ETOA: A Kokoda Track Story (40 min.)
2:17-2:25 Break (8 min.)
2:25-2:52 Rituals: Amazonia, To Become a Man (27 min.)
2:52-3:45 The Dune People (53 min.)
3:45-4:00 Intermission (15 min.)
Session 8
4:00-4:14 Twelve Decades of Discovery (14 min.)
4:14-5:07 The Untold Story of the Vatican (53 min.)
5:07-5:15 Break (8 min.)
5:15-6:42 Homo Sapiens: New Origins (87 min.)
6:42-7:00 Q&A for TBD (18 min.)