PX3 Prix de la Photographie Paris
June 2007
Andrea has received a honorable mention at the French photographic competition PX3 Prix de la Photographie Paris 2007.

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AWARDS
Arantzazu latest short film "Un Hombre Tranquilo" has been selected for more than 60 festivals and so far has won 10 awards: Best script and best jury price award at the 20th MEDINA DEL CAMPO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL, Valladolid/Spain; Best shortfilm project award at the 17th MEDINA DEL CAMPO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL,
8th SHORT FILM PROJECTS NATIONAL COMPETITION, Best Short and Best Audience at SUBIMAGEN 2007 FILM FESTIVAL in Zamora, Special mention at the EUROSHORTS 2007 INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL in Warsaw/Poland; Best Short film and Best actor at the 19TH AGUILAR DE CAMPOO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL in Palencia/Spain; Nominated Best Director and Nominated Best Actor at the 1Oth VILA REAL INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL in Castellón/Spain
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Magenta Publishing of the Arts competition
July 2007
Andrea has been elected as osne of the winners of the Canadian photographic competition called Magenta Publishing for the Arts - Emerging Photographers 2007, and her work will be exhibited in Totonto on October 2007, as well as being published in a book format.
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Photo Espana
June 2007
Andrea has been selected as one of the winners for the photographic competition called Photo Espana 2007 - Descubrimientos, and her work entitled "Pomerode - The hidden Germany inside Brazil was exhibited at the Arts Contemporary Meseum in Madrid on June 2007.
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CHEGADOS,
June 2007
the series on immigration and contemporary Brazilian identity developed and directed by Paula Cosenza and Tuca Paoli was the winner of Canal Futura’s 2006 Pitching. The research is by historian Palena Duran. Mixing video, stills photography, animation and original music compositions, through the life stories of famous and anonymous personalities, “Chegados” crosses 13 cultures in 13 programs, each dedicated to one nation. (Japan, Russia, Italy, Spain, Armenia, Hungary, Germany, Portugal, China, Lebanon, Chile, Mozambique and France) ___________________________________________________________