- SIGNIS Co-Sponsor of International Conference on Jesus Films in Poland
- SIGNIS Workshop Trains a New Generation of Jurors in Lyon
- Ken Loach Receives the Robert Bresson Award 2012
- SIGNIS Workshop for a New Generation of Jurors in Lyon
- Cinema, Religion and Politics in the Air
- New Egyptian Cinema: the Presence of Religion
- Exchanging One Habit for Another: "A Nun’s New Habit" Screened at Cahayasuara
- Angelus Winner Nominated For Academy Award
- A New Generation of Filipino Filmmakers: Mark Meily Awarded at the Brussels Independent Film Festival
- Faith Shorts
- "Samson & Delilah" Named Australian Film of the Year by the Catholic Film Office for 2009
- Priests Honoured at 56th Indian National Film Awards
- SIGNIS Award Winning Film Chosen as Best Film in Asian Pacific Film Festival 2009
- "Yarwng", a Salesian Priest’s Award Winning Film
- The Face of the Other (Den Andres Ansikt) in Oslo
- Angelus Announces 2009 Festival Winners
- Religion and Film in Armenia (1911-2009): From the Arrival of Cinema to the Establishment of the Ecumenical Jury
- Images of the Afterlife in Theology and Film
- "Slumdog Millionnaire" - A Brief Note
- H2Onews: Vatican Applause for “Slumdog Millionaire” Oscar
- "The Black Balloon" Named Australian Film of the Year by the Catholic Film Office for 2008
- Film Workshop "Cinema: Going Beyond the Barriers" in Prague
- First SIGNIS East Asia Film Seminar 2008: "Depiction of Core Family Values in East Asian Movies"
- Classic Film about the Life and Work of St Vincent de Paul Re-released
- Meeting Daniel Burman
- The Bresson Prize for Daniel Burman
- The Life of St.Thomas on Celluloid soon in India
- Egoyan’s "Adoration" Wins Ecumenical Prize in Cannes 2008
- SIGNIS Film Seminar to Give a “Face for the Faceless”
- Australian Catholic Film Office Names "The Jammed" Best Film of 2007
- Ken Loach to Speak at Homeless Movie Club in London
- ’Evening of Angelus’ returns to Sundance Film Festival
- Church and Film: 90 Years of History in Brazil
- Peacemaking in the World of Film
- "Ten Canoes" Named Australian Film of the Year by the Catholic Film Office for 2006
- Interreligious Screening of "Bamako" in the UK
- Alter-Ciné Foundation Documentary Film Grants 2007
- U.S. Bishops Choose Top 10 Films for 2006
- "Grbavica" Wins John Templeton Award 2006
- Vatican to Host World Premiere of "The Nativity Story"
- SIGNIS-Romania’s “Facing Children”: a Film Festival for Child Rights
- Indian Catholic church makes Bollywood film on AIDS
- ’Evening of Angelus’ draws 400 people in Sundance
- Look Both Ways named Australian Film of the Year by Australian Catholic Film Office
- US Bishops’ Film Office Chooses Top 10 Films of 2005
- ’L’enfant’ Wins 2005 Templeton European Film of the Year Award
Angelus Announces 2009 Festival Winners
Los Angeles, September 19, 2009 (Family Theater Productions/SIGNIS) - The 14th annual Angelus Student Film Festival has awarded and screened the six winners of the student short film festival during a ceremony held on September 19 at the Directors Guild of America, Hollywood.
The top prize, the Excellence in Filmmaking Award, was awarded to On the Road to Tel-Aviv by Khen Shalem (Florida State University, Jordan Valley College and Tel-Aviv University). The film tells the story of passengers on a bus to Tel-Aviv sharing the ride with a Palestinian woman who they believe may be a terrorist.
The Award was presented in honour of Father Patrick Peyton, CSC, as the organization celebrates a year-long observance of the 100th anniversary or Father Peyton’s birth.
Family Theater Productions created the Angelus Student Film Festival in 1996 to honour and showcase future filmmakers as they explore and create works that respect the dignity of the human person.
The complete list of 2009 winners and honourable mentions can be found on the Angelus website: www.angelus.org






