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COMPETITION

FEATURE award winners

BEST FILM + SCREENPLAY + ENSEMBLE CAST + PRODUCTION DESIGN

CELTS (KELTI) 

direction/ Milica Tomović

screenplay/Tanja Sljivar + Milica Tomović

production/ Milica Tomović + Jelena Radenkovic + Vladimir Vasiljevic

HONOURABLE MENTION/ BEST FILM + CINEMATOGRAPHY AWARD

THE HILL WHERE THE LIONESSES ROAR 

direction/ Luána Bajrami

dir. cinematography/ Hugo Peterell

PERFORMANCE

WET SAND

performance/ Bebe Sesitashvili 

PERFORMANCE

WILDHOOD

performance/ Phillip Lewitski

DOCUMENTARY award winners

BEST DOCUMENTARY AWARD

REBEL DYKES

direction/ Harri Shanahan + Siân A. Williams

SPECIAL MENTION/ HISTORIAL IMPACT

NO STRAIGHT LINES: THE RISE OF QUEER COMICS

direction/ Vivian Kleiman

CINEMATOGRAPHY AWARD

SEDIMENTS (SEDIMENTOS)

dir. cinematography/ Laura Herrero Garvín

SHORT FILM award winners

BEST SHORT FILM

LE COUP DES LARMES (THE TEARS THING)

direction/ Clémence Poésy

SPECIAL MENTION

AS THE CROW FLIES (Fugleflugt)

direction/ Michael Søndergaard

BEST CANADIAN SHORT FILM

PARLE-MOI (TALK TO ME)

direction/ Jules de Niverville

I+N VISIONARY AWARDS

I+N CANADIAN VISIONARY AWARD

SHE WHISTLES (kwêskosîw)

direction/ Thirza Cuthand

I+N VISIONARY AWARD

WET SAND

direction/ Elene Naveriani

JURY feature

Thi Be Nguyen

Thi Be Nguyen is a Canadian philanthropist, and social entrepreneur. She occupies the position of Manager to the Office of the President at National Bank of Canada. Thi Be is passionate about social impact projects. She founded UniAction, a non profit organisation from which emerged the Social Impact Film and Art Festival (SIFA Festival) a cultural event that raises awareness on social issues around the world.

JURY documentary + short

Jim Farmer

Jim Farmer has been festival director of Out On Film, Atlanta’s LGBTQ film festival since 2008, helping spearhead its growth, including becoming an Oscar® qualifying festival in 2020. Farmer has sat on numerous juries including Atlanta Film Festival, OUTshine and ImageOut. He has been named to Atlanta Magazine’s 500 Most Powerful City Leaders list in both 2020 and 21. An arts reporter/critic for two decades, he’s written for publications across the U.S. and this year won The Association of LGBTQ Journalists Excellence in Theatre Coverage Award. Jim lives in Atlanta with his husband Craig and dog Douglas.

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