'Starbuck,' 'Up There' among Santa Barbara individuals who win

French-Canadian laffer "Starbuck" won everyone else choice award within the 27th Santa Barbara Worldwide Film Festival, which wrapped Sunday. The Panavision Spirit Award for independent cinema visited "On The Internet For,Inch directed by Zam Salim, who wona a $60,000 value Panavision camera package.Best docu visited "Pretty Old," directed by Walter Matteson, about participants from the Senior Sweetheart Beauty Pageant. "Barrymore," starring Christopher Plummer and directed by Erik Canuel, won a distinctive jury prize for artistic distinction. Worldwide film award visited Ismael Ferroukhi's French/Algerian historic drama "Free Males," because the Nueva Vision award for that the spanish language language/Latin American film visited "Found Recollections," directed by Julia Murat. The Cinema Nouveau award for French featurewent to "Warmth Wave," directed by Jean-Jacques Jauffret. "Dirty Energy," in regards to the 2010 Deepwater Horizon spill, won the Fund for Santa Barbara Social Justice award.The 11-day event closed getting a screening of Nadine Labaki's "Which Side We Proceed Now.Inch Contact Pat Saperstein at pat.saperstein@variety.com