The 2020 Lighthouse International Film Festival announced its award winners on Sunday afternoon, June 21, in a virtual ceremony. Not surprisingly, films that dealt with America’s racial crisis did well.

“Feels Good Man” took home the Best Feature-Length Documentary award. (Courtesy of LIFF)
“The Subject,” directed by Lanie Zipoy, won the Best Narrative Feature competition, beating out “Her Name Was Jo,” “Milkwater,” “A Case of Blue” and “1986.”
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