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PÄRNU FILM FESTIVAL

Estonian People’s Award

Estonian People’s Award

ALL IS WELL by Petra Lataster-Czisch, Holland, Ukraine
The winner was chosen as a result of voting on the phone.
The award is an ethnographic blanket embroidered by Riina Pull.

Votes in the cultural portal of Estonian National Broadcasting resulted in the documentary
WHERE WE USED TO SLEEP by Matthäus Wörle, Germany, Romania.
The award is an ethnographic blanket embroidered by Riina Pull.

The Best Artistic Achievement

The Best Artistic Achievement

A TOWER by Kullar Viimne, Estonia
The winner was chosen by a jury formed of Ukrainian film makers: Olga Semak, Lesia Diak, Marina Shkarupa.
The award is an ethnographic blanket embroidered by Riina Pull.

The Best Film on Survival of Indigenous Peoples

The Best Film on Survival of Indigenous Peoples

YUPUMA by Verónica Castro & Kawá Huni Kuin, Portugal, Brazil
The winner was chosen by a jury of Estonian National Museum: Pille Runnel, Karin Leivategija, Maido Selgmäe.
The award is an ethnographic blanket embroidered by Riina Pull.

Special Award of the Festival for creation of an audiovisual document:

Special Award of the Festival for creation of an audiovisual document:

IRABU by Okada Kazuo & Suzuki Yuki, Japan

The Best Science Film

The Best Science Film

DAWN DANCERS by Anush Hamzehian & Flavio Nani, France, Italy
The winner was chosen by doctors of Pärnu Hospital.

Special Award of the Festival for treatment of mental health problems:

Special Award of the Festival for treatment of mental health problems:

DOCTOR ON A TRIP by David Čálek, Tšechia, Brazil

The Best Student Doc

The Best Student Doc

CRONOPIO by Dāvis Cipsts, Latvia, Estonia
The winner was chosen by the students of Pärnu Sütevaka High School.

Special Award of the Festival:

Special Award of the Festival:

ULLA by Ábel Szeszler, Finland, Estonia

DEMIURGE

Estonian People’s Award

by Olga Semak, Ukraine
Estonian People’s Award
Voted by the audience of Estonian Television
The prize was ethnographic blanket weaved by Christi Kütt

PLAY DEAD!

GRAND PRIZE of the festival · best artistic achievement

By Matthew Lancit, France, Portugal, Canada
with GRAND PRIZE of the festival
as the best artistic achievement
The winner was chosen by a five-member jury consisting of Anna Hints, Marina Shkarupa, Tushar Prakash, Dane Dodds, Silvia Lotman
The prize was ethnographic blanket weaved by Christi Kütt

BON VOYAGE

Special mention · best artistic achievement

by Karine Birgé, Belgium
Special mention of the festival jury in the category of best artistic achievement

THE DAIRY GARDEN

Special mention · best artistic achievement

by Marc Weymuller, France
Special mention of the festival jury in the category of best artistic achievement

WE WANT TO LIVE HERE

The best doc for youth

by Aleksandrina Turcan, Ukraine
The best doc for youth
The decision of the jury of the students of Sütevaka Humanitarian High School
The prize was a carpet embroidered by Riina Pull

CYBORG

The best science film

by Carey Born
United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, USA
The best science film
The winner was chosen by the jury of the Estonian Academy of Young Scientists
The prize was a carpet embroidered by Riina Pull

THE WORLD ACCORDING TO MY DAD

Special mention · best portrait of a scientist

by Marta Kovářová
Czech Republic, Slovakia
Special mention of the jury of the Estonian Academy of Young Scientists as the best portrait of a scientist

ROMAN TOI BEAUTIFUL SONGS

Special mention

by Kalli Paakspuu
Canada
Special mention for brilliant recording of Estonian music history

NO HERO AT ALL

the Estonian People’s Award voted by the audience of Estonian Television.

by Michal Kawecki, Poland – the Estonian People’s Award voted by the audience of Estonian Television.

!AITSA

GRAND PRIZE as the best artistic achievement.

by Dane Dodds, Denmark – GRAND PRIZE as the best artistic achievement.

REMAINS

as the best science film.

by Linus Mork, Denmark – as the best science film.

AMONG US WOMEN

as the best doc on survival of indigenous peoples.

by Sarah Noa Bozenhardt and Daniel Abate Tilahun, Germany – as the best doc on survival of indigenous peoples.

HELL`S STOKER

as the best full length art doc.

by Kullar Viimne, Estonia – as the best full length art doc.

CARPENTER

as the best short art doc.

by Xelil Sehragerd, Kurdistan – as the best short art doc.

TELL ME MY STORY

as the best short film.

by Maciej Miller, Poland – as the best short film.

CALLS / COQ AU VIN

as the best student docs.

CALLS by Ming-Wei Chiang and COQ AU VIN by Ville Seppänen – as the best student docs.

DOCTOR APA

with the special mention for an outstanding recording of survival of native peoples.

by Ibadilla Adzhibaev, Kyrgyzstan – with the special mention for an outstanding recording of survival of native peoples.

WHAT`S HECUBA TO HIM

with the special mention for the high artistic and human value.

by Peteris Krilovs and Iveta Budrevica, Latvia – with the special mention for the high artistic and human value.

LANDSCAPE AFTER HOLODOMOR

with the special mention for the high historical recording.

by Yuri Tereshchenko, Ukraine – with the special mention for the high historical recording.

DANS LES BRA

with the special mention for a very warm message to human beings.

by Nathalie Rosetti, Belgium – with the special mention for a very warm message to human beings.