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Oct 26, 2024
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Announcing the 60th Chicago Film Festival award winners!

It is with great excitement that we unveil the winners of the competitive award categories for the 60th Chicago International Film Festival! The Gold Hugo for International Feature Competition goes to Maura Delpero’s Vermiglio! In the New Directors Competition, the Gold Hugo was awarded to Mo Harawe from The Village Next to Paradise while the International Documentary Competition Gold Hugo went to Elizabeth Lo’s Mistress Dispeller. In the OutLook Competition, Thesis on a Domestication by Javier Van de Couter takes home the Gold Q-Hugo. And Rachel Elizabeth Seed's A Photographic Memory receives the Chicago Award. 

 

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Best of the Fest screenings

One last chance to check out a selection of our Festival award winners and fan favorites on the big screen!





Vermiglio

Dir. Maura Delpero



Gold Hugo Winner

International Feature Competition



Sat 10/26 10:15 AM

Gene Siskel Film Center

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All We Imagine As Light

Dir. Payal Kapadia



Silver Hugo Jury Prize

International Feature Competition



Sun.10/27 11:30 AM

Gene Siskel Film Center

 

 

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Memoir of a Snail

Dir. Adam Elliot



Back by popular demand!



Sun.10/27 5:45 PM

AMC NEWCITY

 

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Mistress Dispeller

Dir. Elizabeth Lo



Gold Hugo Winner

International Documentary Competition



Sun.10/27 7:30 PM

AMC NEWCITY

 

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Pavements

Dir. Alex Ross Perry



Back by popular demand!



Sun.10/27 8:15 PM

AMC NEWCITY

 

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