The Tribeca Film Festival presented its awards Saturday night in Lower Manhattan, with Li Shaohong's banned Chinese film "Stolen Life" awarded the Founders Award for Best Narrative Feature at TFF 2005.

Péter Forgács's "El Perro Negro: Stories from the Spanish Civil War” won the prize for best documentary feature.

The complete list of winners follows:

The Founders Award for Best Narrative Feature – “Stolen Life (Sheng Si Jie)”
Director: Li Shaohong, China
Special Mention – “My Brother’s Summer” (“L’estate di mio fratello”)
Director: Pietro Reggiani, Italy

Best Documentary Feature – “El Perro Negro: Stories from the Spanish Civil War”
Director: Péter Forgács, Netherlands/Hungary

Best New Narrative Filmmaker – “Play”
Director: Alicia Scherson, Chile/Argentina

Best New Documentary Filmmaker – “Favela Rising”
Directors: Jeff Zimbalist, Matt Mochary, Brazil/USA
Special Mention – “Devil's Miner” – Directors: Kief Davidson, Richard Ladkani, Germany/USA

Best Actor in a Narrative Feature Film – Cees Geel in “Simon”
Director: Eddy Terstall, Netherlands

Best Actress in a Narrative Feature Film – Felicity Huffman in “Transamerica”
Director: Duncan Tucker, USA

NY Loves Film Documentary – “Rikers High”
Director: Victor Buhler, USA/France
Special Mention – “The American Ruling Class,” – Director: John Kirby, USA

Best Made in New York Narrative Feature – “Red Doors”
Director: Georgia Lee, USA
Special Mention – “Bittersweet Place” – Director: Alexandra Brodsky, USA

Kids Pick for Best Family short – “Spandex: A Father's Tale”
Director: Matthew Manson, USA

Student Visionary Award – “Dance Mania Fantastic”
Director: Sasie Sealy, USA
Special Mentions:
“Draft” – Director: Naomi Levari, Israel
“Photo of Luzmila” –Director: Mayu Mohanna, Peru/USA

Best Documentary Short – “The Life of Kevin Carter”
Director: Dan Krauss, USA

Best Narrative Short – “Cashback”
Director: Sean Ellis, UK
Special Mentions:
“Jihad” – Director: Michael Shapiro, USA
“Wake-up Caller” – Director: Bryan Buckley, USA

Tribeca Film Institute/Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Screenplay Development Winners – Penny Penniston (script: “Love is Brilliant) and Shawn Lawrence Otto (script: “Hubble: A Science Noir About the Mystery of the Universe and the Heart of Man”)

Tribeca All Access Creative Promise Award for Narrative Feature – “The Life & Times of H.J. Hermin” by Dennis Lee, USA

Tribeca All Access Creative Promise Award for Documentary Feature – “Nice Bombs” by Usama Alshaibi, USA

Tribeca All Access Creative Promise Award for Screenwriting – “The Undeniable Charm of Sloppy Unruh” by Mario de La Vega, USA

Audience Award – “Street Fight”
Director: Marshall Curry, USA

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