Shahrbanu Sadat, a female director from Afghanistan, has won three film awards from Spain and France in just one day with her feature film “No Good Man Exists.”
Ms. Sadat announced her winning of these three film awards by posting an image on her Facebook account.
She further stated that with “No Good Man Exists,” she won the “Best Director” and the “Audience Award” at the Valencia International Film Festival known as “Cinema Jove” in Spain.
Additionally, she emphasized that her film also won the “Jury Prize” at the “Biarritz – Nouvelle Vague” film festival in France.
Shahrbanu Sadat described winning three film awards for “No Good Man Exists” in one day as a “remarkable event.”
The young Afghan director has made several short and feature films. She gained fame with her films “The Orphanage” and “Wolf and Sheep.”
In 2016, this female director from Afghanistan received the “Art of Cinema” award for her first feature film titled “Wolf and Sheep.”
“No Good Man Exists” is a romantic comedy-drama that had its world premiere in February of this year at the Berlin International Film Festival.
So far, the film has received widespread acclaim from critics and audiences at various prestigious European festivals, and its screening continues in cinemas across different countries.
