Prize Winners
Nordisk Panorama, Reykjavik 2009
Nordic Short Film Award
Winner
Jury motivation: "The film takes the audience on an emotional journey that is
completely realized and full of strong, complex detail. Exceptional
cinematography and a breathtaking lead performance capture the
fragility and the strength of a young girl trying to find her place in
the world." |
Honorary Mention
Jury Motivation: "The jury aknowledges how difficult it is to make a good comedy which is why we give this special jury prize to a film that has universal appeal in it's humor but resounds with a distinctive voice and subtle yet appreciative nuance." |
Honorary Mention
Jury Motivation: "Through precise use of physical movement and extraordinary sound design the film creates a haunting, nightmarish world. We salute a filmmaker who dares to take her cinematic language to the extreme." |
Nordic Documentary Award
Winner
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Jury Motivation: "The Nordic Documentary awards goes to Red Chapel by Mads Brügger for his darkly humorous and brave look inside the North Korean dictatorship." |
Honorary Mention
| Jury Motivation: "A beautiful and funny film about differences and alienation that separates us." |
Honorary Mention
Jury motivation: "A film about dreams in a third class sleeping car on the Trans-Siberian railway travelling across Russia by night. A very personal and creative approach about sleeping persons." |
New Nordic Voices Award
Winner
Honorary Mention
Canal+ Award
Winner
NFTF - Open Source Development Grant
Winner
| One Thousand Stories by Annti Haase and Jussi Oroza, Finland |
