Documenta Madrid is an international film festival dedicated exclusively to documentary film. Its offices are located in the capital of Spain and it is organized by the City of Madrid. It is presently the city's most widely-attended festival.


ORIGINAL DOCUMENTARY SECTION FULL-LENGTH FILMS

FIRST PRIZE OF THE JURY, awarded 10,000 € and a trophy
Los que se Quedan, Carlos Hagerman and Juan Carlos Rulfo (Mexico)

SECOND PRIZE OF THE JURY, awarded 5,000 € and a trophy
L’Argent du Charbon, Wang Bing (France, China).

HONORABLE MENTION OF THE JURY, awarded a diploma
Good Bye, How are you, Boris Mitic (Serbia).

AUDIENCE AWARD, awarded 3.000 €, a diploma
La Ciudad de los Signos, de Samuel Alarcón (España). Dotado con 3.000 € y diploma.

ORIGINAL DOCUMENTARY SECTION SHORT FILMS

FIRST PRIZE OF THE JURY, awarded 5,000 € and a trophy
La Chirola, Diego Antonio Mondaca Gutiérrez (Bolivia, Cuba).

SECOND PRIZE OF THE JURY, awarded 3,000 € and a trophy
My Mum, Dad, God and Satan, Pawel Józwiak-Rodan (Poland).

HONORABLE MENTION OF THE JURY, awarded a diploma
Home Away from Home, Marika Väisänen (Finland).

AUDIENCE AWARD, awarded 3.000 € and a diploma
La Chirola, Diego Antonio Mondaca Gutiérrez (Bolivia, Cuba).

REPORTING COMPETITION

FIRST PRIZE OF THE JURY, awarded 10,000 € and a trophy
Fixer: the Taking of Ajmal Naqshbandi, Ian Olds (USA Unidos / 84’).

SECOND PRIZE OF THE JURY, awarded 5,000 € and a trophy
Coyote, Chema Podríguez (Spain / 82’).

HONORABLE MENTION OF THE JURY, awarded a diploma
Porove Akhar, Reza Haeri (Irán / 30’).

AUDIENCE AWARD, awarded 3.000 € and a diploma
Defamation, Yoav Shamir (Israel, Denmark, USA / 92).

NATIONAL COMPETITION FULL-LENGTH FILMS

FIRST PRIZE OF THE JURY, awarded 8,000 € and a trophy
En enero, Quizás, Diogo Costa Amarante (Spain / 50’).

SECOND PRIZE OF THE JURY, awarded 4,000 € and a trophy
Anás: An indian film, Enric Miró (Spain / 120’).

AUDIENCE AWARD, awarded 2.000 € and a diploma
Palacio, Luis Alaejos and Raúl Díez Alaejos (Spain, Uruguay / 100).

NATIONAL COMPETITION SHORT FILMS

FIRST PRIZE OF THE JURY, awarded 4.000 € and a trophy
Triste Borracha, Chema Rodríguez (Spain / 27’).

SECOND PRIZE OF THE JURY, awarded 3,000 € and a trophy
Hombres de sal, Manuel Jiménez (Spain / 6’).

AUDIENCE AWARD, awarded 2.000 € and a diploma
La Esquina del Tiempo, Carla Alonso Fernández de Avilés (España / 30).

AVID AWARD for Best Editing. Awarded with Avid software.
Soledad, Ricardo Íscar (Spain, Argentina).