After 10 uplifting days of magical movies that shook the city’s cinemas to the core, the juries have made their choice. The 17th edition of the Festival awards the following prizes:
After 10 uplifting days of magical movies that shook the city’s cinemas to the core, the juries have made their choice. The 17th edition of the Festival awards the following prizes:
Jury: Nicolas Boukhrief, film director and screenwriter; Manu Dacosse, director of photography; Katharina Kubrick, jewellery designer and art teacher.
Jury: Yannick Dahan, film director and film journalist; Arnaud Dumatin, general manager of the Festival La Rochelle Cinéma and film lecturer; Caroline Vié, novelist and journalist.
Jury: Céline Defremery, head of the French heritage-film catalogue at Studio Canal; Khavn De La Cruz, director and film lecturer; Jérôme Rougier, co-director of development at N9ne Studio.
Jury: Hugues Barbier, international film producer and distributor; Nathalie Bittinger, university film lecturer; Pablo Pico, composer for animated films.
Fragments of Us (Germany, Fragmente von uns)
by Ido Gotlib
The Cost of Flesh (Au Prix de la chair)
by Tomas Palombi
The Cost of Flesh (France, Au Prix de la chair)
by Tomas Palombi
Impossible Maladies (Italy)
by Alice and Stefano Tambellini
Stabat Mater (France)
by Hadrien Maton, Quentin Wittevrongel, Arnaud Mege
A Fermenting Woman (Canada)
by Priscilla Galvez
Jury: Franck Dubois, co-founder of Accurate Dream Studio and producer; Sophie Herscher-Bousseau, head of the film department at the Grand Est regional council; Grégory Rodriguez, director of photography and cinematographer.