Emma Tusell, editor of the feature film La lucha, receives the CIMA Award at the Las Palmas Film Festival<\/p>\n\n
In this edition of the festival, the CIMA jury has assessed the Canarias Cinema section for the first time, a section dedicated to productions from the Canary Islands.<\/strong> Among all the titles selected for the Canary Islands section, the CIMA jury of the Las Palmas de Gran Canaria International Film Festival has presented its award to Emma Tusell, editor of the feature film La lucha<\/strong>, in recognition of \u201cthe organic, rhythmic editing that holds the audience\u2019s attention, with a pace in which every shot becomes part of the story\u2019s heartbeat. Through this approach, she delves into the emotional world of the protagonists and their father-son relationship, turning the struggle into an embrace.\u201d<\/p>\n\n The CIMA Award, which comes with a \u20ac1,500 prize, recognises the work of women directors, producers, actresses and department heads<\/strong> (including music, cinematography, sound and editing), as well as works that contribute to raising awareness and promoting social commitment to gender equality.<\/p>\n\n Likewise, the CIMA jury has awarded an honourable mention to Marta Torrecilla for her short film Somos islas<\/strong>, recognising its ability \u201cto champion the unique identity of every woman through a simple yet highly effective narrative, drawing an analogy with the individuality and authenticity of each of the islands in the Archipelago.\u201d<\/p>\n\n The jury was made up of the following CIMA members:\n