【時報訊】11月11日至21日舉行之聖路易2010年第19屆國際電影節影展圓滿落幕，主辦單位公佈得獎影片及明星為：
觀眾票選：
最佳影片：Casino Jack
最佳紀錄片：Louder Than A Bomb
最佳提名：127 Hours
最佳外語片：Anita(西班牙)
最佳製片獎：Suicide Dolls
今年聖路易年度演員獎則頒予出生於印第安那州，但在聖路易長大，杜魯門(Truman)州立大學畢業，1996年到好萊塢發展之名演員Jenna Fischer。
所有得獎影片及個人請見時報本期英文版。
2010 Stella Artois St. Louis International Film Festival awards
Audience Choice Awards:Best Feature: "Casino Jack" directed by George HickenlooperHonorable mentions: "127 Hours" directed by Danny Boyle
Best International Feature: "Anita" directed by Marcos CarnevaleHonorable mentions: "The Harimaya Bridge" directed by Aaron Woolfolk and "A Year Ago in Winter" directed by Caroline Link
Best Documentary: "Louder Than A Bomb" directed by Greg Jacobs & Jon SiskelHonorable mentions: "Circus Kids" directed by Alexandra Lipsitz, "From The River to the Son" directed by Ron Bolte, and "Breaking and Entering" directed by Benjamin Fingerhut
Interfaith Awards:Best Feature: "Anita" directed by Marcos CarnevaleBest Documentary: "Circus Kids" directed by Alexandra Lipsitz
New Filmmakers Forum Award:"Suicide Dolls" directed by Keith Shaw
Short Subjects:Best of Fest: "Six Dollar Fifty Man" directed by Mark Albiston & Louis SutherlandBest Live Action: "The Armoire" directed by Jamie TravisBest Animated: "Pixels" directed by Paul Emile BoucherBest International: "My Invisible Friend" directed by Pablo LarcuenBest Short Short: "1925 aka Hell" directed by Max HattlerBest Local: "Welcome" directed by Kate FoxBest Documentary Short: "Sand" directed by Cari Ann Henderson
St. Louis Film Critics Festival Awards:Best Documentary - "Enemies of the People" directed by Rob Lemkin & Thet SambathBest Narrative - "Welcome" directed by Philippe Loiret
Midrash Award:"Circus Kids" directed by Aleaxandra Lipsitz
FestivalsOnline Shorts Awards:Best Documentary Short - online: "Ocean Monk" directed by Sanjay RawalBest Narrative Short - online: "Animal Drill" directed by Patrick Murphy
Contemporary Cinema Award: Stanley Nelson
Lifetime Achievement Award: Stacy Keach
Lifetime Achievement Award: Rob Nilsson
Lifetime Achievement Award in Comedy: Harry Shearer
Charles Guggenheim Cinema St. Louis Award: Jenna Fischer
SLIFF presents its annual Cinema St. Louis Award, which honors St. Louisans making significant contributions to the art of film, to Jenna Fischer. Although St. Louis can㦙 claim Fischer from birth - Fort Wayne, Ind., has that distinction - she grew up in the Gateway City and graduated from Nerinx Hall before heading first to Missouri𠏋 Truman State University and then to Hollywood in 1996. Fischer made her professional acting debut in "Born Champion" (1998), but she spent the requisite years as a struggling actor, playing modest parts in films and on TV series. She took a small measure of control over her young film career by directing, co-writing, and starring in the mockumentary "Lollilove" (2005), which screened at SLIFF, and then landed her breakout role as Pam on NBC𠏋 "The Office" in 2005. As the acclaim for "The Office" grew - including an Emmy nomination for Fisher in 2007 - the size of her movie roles also increased. After a cameo in "Slither" - directed by her then-husband (and fellow Cinema St. Louis Award winner) James Gunn - Fisher put pedal to metal, appearing in a quintet of films over three years: "Blades of Glory," "The Brothers Solomon," "Walk Hard," "The Promotion," and "Solitary Man." SLIFF is delighted to play her new film, "A Little Help," which features Fischer in her first lead role. She recently wrapped production on the Farrelly Brothers?"Hall Pass," which is due in theaters in February. Previous Cinema St. Louis Award winners include Bob Gale, George Hickenlooper, Ken Kwapis, Cedric the Entertainer, Jeremy Lasky, and Michael Beugg.
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