[62nd] Zlin Film Festival: Introducing award winners
62nd Zlin Film Festival has announced the complete list of award winners for the 62 edition of the festival.
62nd Zlin Film Festival—International Film Festival for Children and Youth has announced the complete list of award winners for the 62 edition of the festival, which tool place from May 26-June 1 in Zlin, Czech Republic.
Zlin Film Festival—International Film Festival for Children and Youth belongs among the oldest and largest events of its kind worldwide.
Zlin Film Festival 2022: Award Winners
International Expert Jury for Feature Films in the Children’s Category
Golden Slipper for Best Feature Film in the Children’s Category
Winner: “Gandhi & Co.” by Manish Saini from India.
Karel Zeman Award—Special Recognition for Best Visual Concept in a Feature Film in the Children’s Category
Winner: “Dragon Princess” by Anthony Roux, Jean-Jacques Denis from France.
International Expert Jury for Feature Films in the Junior and Youth Category
Golden Slipper for Best Feature Film in the Junior Category
Winner: “A Second Life” by Anis Lassoued from Tunisia.
Golden Slipper for Best Feature Film in the Youth Category
Winner: “Olga” by Elie Grappe from France, Switzerland and Ukraine.
Special Jury Prize in a Feature Film in the Junior and Youth Category
Winner: “The Tenant” by Sushrut Jain from India, USA.
Special mention: “Comedy Queen” by Sanna Lenken from Sweden.
Joint International Jury of Children and Adults for Short Animations for Children
Golden Slipper for Best Short Animation for Children
Winner: “Suzie in the Garden” by Lucie Sunková from Czech Republic won the Golden Slipper for Best Short Animation for Children of 62nd Zlin Film Festival.
Hermína Týrlová Award for Best Short Animation for Children up to 6 Years of Age
Winner: “Water Drop” by Anjun Zou, Melodie Leger Rimbert, Yu Liu, Kevin Hamimi from France.
Special Mention: “IDODO” by Ursula Ulmi from Switzerland.
Children’s Jury for Feature Films in the Children’s Category
Award of the Children’s Jury for Best Feature Film in the Children’s Category
Winner: “Dragon Princess” by Anthony Roux, Jean-Jacques Denis from France.
European Youth Jury for Feature Films for Youth
Award of the Youth Jury for Best Feature Film in the Junior and Youth Category
Winner: “Olga” by Elie Grappe from France, Switzerland and Ukraine.
International Expert Jury for Student Films Zlín Dog
Zlín Dog Award for Best Student Film
Winner: “A Dark Moment of Faith” by Zornitsa Dimitrova from Germany.
Jury Award in the Animation Category
Winner: “The Hole” by Piotr Kaźmierczak from Poland.
Special Mention: “Goodbye, Jerome!” by Adam Sillard, Gabrielle Selnet, Chloé Farr from France.
Jury Award in the Live-Action Category
Winner: “The Hero” by by Milena Dutkowska from Poland.
Jury Award in the Documentary Category
Winner: “Long Live Death” by Robert Mihály from Slovakia.
ECFA – International Jury
Europe Award—the European Children’s Film Association Award for Best European Documentary Film for Young Audience
Winner: “Gabi, Between the Ages 8 and 13” by Engeli Brobert from Sweden, Norway, Denmark.
Special Mention: “Shabu” by Shamira Raphaëla from Netherlands, Belgium.
International Ecumenical Jury
Ecumenical Jury Award for Best Feature Film in the Junior and Youth Category
Winner: “Coast” by by Jessica Hester, Derek Schweickart from USA.
Mention: “Bigman” by Camiel Schouwenaar from Netherlands, Germany.
Audience awards
Golden Apple – the City of Zlín Audience Award for Best Feature Film in the Children’s, Junior and Youth Category
Winner: “My Brothers Dream Awake” by Claudia Huaiquimilla from Chile.
Audience Award for Best Short Animation for Children
Winner: “Sun” by Jakub Brokl from Czech Republic.
Patron of Children Award for Powerful Children´s Story in the Children’s, Junior and
Youth Category
Winner: “Olga” by Elie Grappe from France, Switzerland and Ukraine.
Prizes awarded by the 62nd Zlin Film Festival
Festival President’s Award
The festival’s president award of the 62 Zlin Film Festival—International Film Festival for Children and Youth went to Pavel Zedníček and Karel Heřmánek.