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Oct 16, 2020
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Festival du nouveau cinéma Shorts Winners announced

SHORT FILMS WINNERS ANNOUNCED 

Last night was the ceremony of the short film awards, we are happy to share with you the list of this 49th edition winners.



The short film awards are presented but all the FNC programming is still available online until October 31! Discover the best of current cinema.

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION – SHORT FILMS

The International Short Film Competition jury was composed of Odile JOANNETTE, Deragh CAMPBELL and Carmine PIERRE-DUFOUR.

Loup argenté 

Best short film of the competition ($5,000 cash) presented by TFO

WINNER : Filipiñana - Rafael Manuel 

Watch Filipiñana in the international competition program 3

Watch this Q&A with Rafael Manuel



JURY SPECIAL MENTION : Red Aninsri; or, Tiptoeing on The Still Trembling Berlin wall - Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke

Watch Red Aninsri; or, Tiptoeing on The Still Trembling Berlin wall in the program 2 of the international competition

Watch this Q&A with Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke



NATIONAL COMPETITION – SHORT FILMS

The jury of the National Short Film Competition was composed of Mathieu JANSSEN, Sarah SCHLÜSSEL and Mathilde DELAUNAY.

Grand Prix (presented byCineGround) 

Best short film of the competition ($7,500 in post-production services awarded by CineGround). 

WINNER : Écume - Omar Elhamy

Watch Écume in the national competition program 3

Watch this Q&A with Omar Elhamy



SPECIAL MENTION : Benjamin, Benny, Ben - Paul Shkordoff

Watch Benjamin, Benny, Ben in the national competition program 3

Watch this Q&A with Paul Shkordoff

 



People’s Choice Award presented by SLA Location 

Best short film of the competition ($5,000 in film equipment rental awarded by SLA Location). 

WINNER : Comme une comète - Ariane Louis-Seize

Watch Comme une comète in the national competition program 2

Watch this Q&A with Ariane Louis-Seize



LES NOUVEAUX ALCHIMISTES – SHORT FILMS

The AQCC Les nouveaux alchimistes – short films jury was composed of Justine SMITH, Julie VAILLANCOURT and Claire VALADE.

Best animation Prize 

Best animated short film of the competition awarded by TVPaint (A professional license worth $1,900) 

WINNER : Serial Parallels - Max Hattler 

Watch Serial Parallels in the nouveaux alchimistes program 1



Dada National Prize presented by Main Film et AQCC

Best short film of the competition ($5,000 in creative residency at Main Film and $500 cash awarded by AQCC). 

WINNER : Barcelona Burning - Theodore Ushev 

Watch Barcelona Burning in the nouveaux alchimistes program 5



Dada International Prize 

Best short film of the competition
 ($1,000 cash). 

WINNER : How to disappear - Total Refusal 

Visionnez How to disappear in the nouveaux alchimistes program 3

Watch this Q&A with Leonhard Müller



RENCONTRES PANCANADIENNES DU CINÉMA ÉTUDIANT 

The short film jury of the Rencontres pancanadiennes du cinéma étudiant was composed of Sophie DUPUIS, Jean-Christophe J. LAMONTAGNE and Carlos David VELANDIA VARGAS.

Grand Prix presented by Netflix 

Best student short film (2 000$ grant awarded by Netflix and a research and creation residency in collaboration with the invited international school.

WINNER : Danica’s Mom - Kennedy Kao (University of Toronto)

Watch Danica's mom in the RPCÉ program 1- FREE

Get the short film bundle to discover the winning films and other great surprises!



Watch all RPCÉ short films for free

 

MOTTO LIVE BY VINCENT MORISSET

THURSDAY OCTOBER 15TH 4PM - FREE ON YOUTUBE

Then, making its North American premiere, MOTTO LIVE, a performance inspired by the interactive experience Motto.io, will be broadcast live from Vincent Morisset’s studio and a handful of streets in Montreal’s Petite-Patrie neighborhood. Actress Marie Brassard and author Sean Michaels will narrate.



Composed of thousands of tiny videos, Motto.io moves fluidly between documentary and fiction, incorporating participants’ lo-fi, unstaged footage into its own emotional narrative. Neither book nor film, it’s a mind-bending ghost story that takes shape through people’s unique perspectives on the world. MOTTO LIVE is an AATOAA production based on the work Motto.io, created by AATOAA and produced by the NFB.

Read our article on Motto Live and Vincent Morisset



Register for the event

 

 

 
 
 
 

FILMS FOR PEACE

 A WAPIKONI SPECIAL

THURSDAY OCTOBER 15TH - 7PM - FREE

An unparalleled program of short films created during the Wapikoni mobile’s international jaunts, in line with their unique approach to promoting Indigenous stories and voices through film. The screening will be followed by a Q&A session to expand on the experience.



Presented by the Wapikoni mobile and BNP Paribas



In collaboration with the Peace days and the Peace network



Register for the panel - free



Watch Wapikoni mobile short films - 6$

 
 
 
 
 

DGC VISIONARIES – MASTER CLASS: PHILIPPE FALARDEAU

FRIDAY OCTOBER 16 11AM - FREE ON FACEBOOK AND YOUTUBE

Philippe Falardeau, the contemporary Quebec director and screenwriter has been acclaimed by critics and lauded at international festivals. His impressive successes have made him one of the Belle Province’s most accomplished and recognized filmmakers around the world. During this master class, Philippe Falardeau will share his personal view on his career path and the current film industry.



Master class moderated by Daniel Roby



Presented by the Directors Guild of Canada (DGC/GCR)



Register for the event

 

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