Trio of photos top Doha Tribeca

London-- Merzak Allouache's "Normal," Nadine Labaki's "Where Will We Go Ahead Now?Inch and Namir's Abdel Messeeh's "The Virgin the Copts and Me" were one of the prize those who win only at that year's third edition from the Doha Tribeca Film Festival, which wrapped on Saturday evening. 5-day fest, which closed by having an outside screening of Luc Besson's "The Woman,Inch saw "Normal," a pic in regards to a disillusioned Algerian youth within the wake from the Arab Spring, nab the Arab film competition's best narrative award while Messeeh's docu nabbed best documentary film within the Arab competish. "The Virgin, The Copts and Me" follows a French-Egyptian filmmaker going to Egypt to find apparitions from the Virgin Mary. Both honours included a $100,000 cash prize. Labaki, whose second feature pic "Where Will We Go Ahead Now?Inch continues to be selected as Lebanon's language Oscar entry, walked away using the audience award in the fest.Story follows several Lebanese ladies who attempt to diffuse the tensions between Christian believers and Muslims within their village. Rania Stephan, helmer of "The 3 Disappearances of Soad Honsi" and Roschdy Zem, helmer of "Omar Wiped out Me," required awards for the best documentary director and finest narrative director correspondingly with both obtaining a $50,000 cash prize. "Omar Wiped out Me" thesp Sami Bouajila also won a prize for the best performance inside a pic and required a $15,000 cash prize. The very best Arab video clip prize visited "Where Are You Currently?Inch by Abdulaziz Al-Nujaym while a respectable mention within the same category visited "My Dad continues to be a Communist - Intimate Tips for Be Released" directed by Ahmad Ghossein. Ghossen will get $10,000 in development services in the Doha Film Institute. Amanda Palmer, professional director of DFI stated: "You will find a lot of exclusive filmmakers here and also the reason we now have the festival would be to uncover new talent. Hopefully these gifted people meet one another here and can make films together consequently."Mohammed Malas, jury prexy from the Arab narrative film competish, stated that DTFF was "among the best festivals to boost the profile of youth cinema, developing our future."Following a screening from the closing evening pic "The Woman,Inch Brit popstar Leona Lewis carried out towards the crowd. Contact Diana Lodderhose at diana.lodderhose@variety.com