SHORT FILMS AWARDS
Wednesday, October 11th, the Agora in UQÀM's Cœur des Sciences hosted the Short Film Awards Ceremony. We are happy to reveal the list of winners of the 52nd edition of the Festival du nouveau cinema.
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The best of today’s cinema: the boldest and brightest films from around the world.
The Jury of the International Competition - short films was composed of:
Virginie Brunelle (general and artistic director - Compagnie Virginie Brunelle)
Yan Giroux (Cinéaste, winner of la compétition nationale of the FNC 2022 edition)
Nahéma Ricci (Author et stage director)
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International Competition - presented by MUBI
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LOUP ARGENTÉ
Best short film of the competition
5 000$ cash awarded from the FNC
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WINNER: Oyu - Atsushi Hirai
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SPECIAL MENTION : 8 - Anaïs-Tohé Commaret
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WINNERS: Été 2000 - Virginie Nolin et Laurence Olivier
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SPECIAL MENTION: Gaby les collines - Zoé Pelchat
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PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD - presented by SLA Location
Best short film of the competition
$5,000 in film equipment rental awarded by SLA Location
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WINNER: Mothers & Monsters - Edith Jorisch
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Experimentation, poetry, transcendence: formal exploration at the heart of artistic expression.
The AQCC's jury of Les Nouveaux alchimistes Competition - short films
was composed of:
Samy Benammar (Independant Copywriter)
Jérôme Michaud (Programming Assistant - Cinémathèque Québécoise)
Marie-Claude Mirandette (Editor in Chief - Ciné-Bulles)
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DADA INTERNATIONAL PRIZE
Best international short film of the competition
$1,000 cash from FNC
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WINNERS: Bloom - Helena Girón and Samuel M. Delgado
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SPECIAL MENTION: Blank Photograph - Hsu Che-Yu
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DADA NATIONAL PRIZE - presented by Main Film and the AQCC
Best short film of the competition
500 in cash and $1,000 cash awarded by AQCC and Main Film
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WINNER: Baigal Nuur - Lake Baigal - Alisi Telengut
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BEST ANIMATION PRIZE - presented by TVPaint Développement
Best animated short film of the competition
A professional license worth $1,900 from TVPRAINT Développement
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WINNER: AliEN0089 - Valeria Hofmann
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This session enabled eight Canadian directors to present their first feature-length or medium-length project (fiction, documentary, animation) at a development stage before a jury of professionals.
Le jury was composed of :
Sarah Mannering (Co-founder - Colonelle Films)
Camille Trudel (Scenarist)
Clotilde Vatrinet (President - Ciné Tapis Rouge)
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PRIX PITCH PREMIÈRES OEUVRES - presented by Netflix
Best pitch among first feature film projects in the development stage
10 000$ cash from Netflix
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WINNERS: Les fleurs du désert
Nadia Louis-Desmarchais et Daniela Mujica (Ocho Production)
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SPECIAL MENTION: Les yeux de verre
Rafaël Beauchamp and Louis-Emmanuel Gagné-Brochu (Télescope Films)
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National student short film competition and meetings with industry professionals. Canadian Cinema’s next generation.
The RPCÉ jury was composed of:
Laura Kamugisha (Director and producer)
Hrafnkell Stefánsson (Director of Studies at Icelandic Film School de Reykjavik)
Marc-Olivier Blackburn (Distribution Manager Welcome Aboard)
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GRAND PRIX
Best student short film
$500 awarded by the FNC and an invitation with industry accreditation to the Reykjavik International Film Festival (RIFF) 2024
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WINNER: Sun, Moon and Four Peaks - Kevin Jin Kwan Kim
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PRIX JEUNE LOUP
Best short film of CEGEP students
$500 awarded by the FNC
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WINNERS: Dynamite tête de poisson !
William Brunelle, Anna-Eve Cusson and Yorann Lapierre
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SPECIAL MENTION: All In - Rosalie Rémillard and Philippe Vanasse-Paquet
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PRIX CAMPUS CRITIQUE
Best film review
Invitation to the 52nd FEMA Festival in La Rochelle in June 2024
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WINNER : Radilena Paskaleva for her review d'Orlando,
ma biographie politique.
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SPECIAL MENTION: Catherine Dubé for her review Augure
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Congratulations to all the winners! |
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