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See you in Oulu!
The Nordisk Panorama staff in Århus wishes to thank all participants for making this year's 5 Cities Film Festival a great success. We enjoyed every minute of it, and hope to see you all next year in Oulu.
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And The Winners Are...
Awards for Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark at Nordisk Panorama
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The Nordic Documentary Award - DKK 50.000 sponsored by TV2
Forgotten/ Bortglömda by Agnieszka Lukasiak, Sverige
The jury's statement: "The main award goes to a documentary that is structured almost as a fiction film. It is not only dramatic and moving in telling us a story of two young girls but it also reflects the contemporary Eastern European society in transition in all its complexity. The film tackles important and universal issues of poverty and brings to life the inner drama of making personal choices imposed by external circumstances. The powerful story and thoughtfully chosen cinematic language will certainly stay with us for a long time."
Special Mention
No Man Is An Island/ Ei Kukaan Ole Saari by Sonja Lindén, Finland
The jury's statement: "The first special mention is a well shot documentary about one single character. It has a strong and intelligent concept. It makes us believe that the character has chosen this unusual lifestyle to deal with his own solitude and personal kind of love. Through poetic imagery the film manages to show us this situation without speculation."
Beth's Diary/ Beths Dagbog by Beth, Mikala Krogh og Kent Klich, Danmark
The jury's statement: "The second special mention is a short cinematic study about a woman dealing with her tormented past and hard destiny. Through precise and thoughtful use of still photograpy and a personal video diary the film captures and expresses a very intimate portrait of a woman living on the edge af society."
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The Nordic Short Film Award - DKK 50.000 sponsored by DR, Danish Radio
Coco-Nuts/ Kokos by Charlotte Blom, Norge.
Juryens begrundelse: "Making short films should not be about following rules, but inventing them. The Short Film Jury is pleased to award the prize to a wildly original and completely fresh film. We were delighted with its witty, inventive script and superb execution. It is rare to find a film that seamlessly mixes various genres so absurdly and yet so successfully. The jury's unaniminous choice for The Nordic Short Film Award is Coco-Nuts / Kokos by Charlotte Blom."
Special Mention
Trouble / Tröbbel by Dag Johan Haugerud, Norge
The jury's statement: "Special mention is given to a moving story that is finely-acted and economically told. For constantly surprising us and ultimately touching us the jury gives a special mention to Trouble / Tröbbel by Dag Johan Haugerud."
Lullaby by Margreth Olin, Norge
The jury's statement: "Special mention is given to a film which impressed the jury with its portrayal of life on the edge of society. This film mixes documentary and fictional elements as well as amateur and professional actors in an authentic way. The jury gives a special mention to Lullaby by Margreth Olin."
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SF Nordic Talent Award 2006
SF Nordic Talent Award 2006 (€ 10.000) is given to a short fiction film or animation from the competition programme.
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star/ Liv by Heidi Maria Faisst, Denmark
The jury's statement: "This year the SF-Film Nordic Talent Award will go to a director who has made a film which is not only very well made. It is a gripping story, told in a sincere way. It is a disturbing and honest film. We award the director for her courage to make a film which is challenging the audience."
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The Canal+ Prize
The Canal+Prize is given to one of the films in the short film competition, selected by Canal+ representative and consists of purchase of the film for Canal+ France.
Linerboard by Jens Jonsson
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THE REGIONAL COMPETITION 'GO WÆST!'
Best Film in Western Denmark - Kodak digital camera
Johannes "Don't Call My Parents Losers/ Johannes "Du skal ikke kalde mine forældre tabere" by Aage Rais-Nordentoft
The jury's statement: "It is with great pleasure we can announce, that the jury without any fights or arguing agreed upon this year's winner of the best Westdanish film. The
film is simply touching in a brave, raw, honest and very artistic manner."
"Technically seen it is a pearl - but without being on the expense of the main character - if anything, it brings us closer to the people the film
"The main character is a true winner! And so is Aage Rais-Nordentoft. He wins this year because of his brilliant and touching documentary: Johannes "Don't call my parents losers"."
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Best Talent Film wins 16 mm film stock and laboratory expenses covered (worth DKK 12.000) + a session with a relevant consultant
Stafet by Morten Jørgensen
The jury's statement: "The jury is pleased to be able to present this years talent prize to a film, which is a delicate playfull use of pictures and a deeply monotone soundtrack that has the ability to captivate and entertain with a very good idea/story. We give the prize to a film that bubbles with joy of storytelling - a film that pierces an unfortunate tendency to one only wanting to listen to one self..."
"There is someone on the phone for you Mr. Morten Jørgensen, the director of the film: Stafet."
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