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Winners of the XXXVII Pärnu Film Festival
Welcome to Pärnu, to the cradle of the Republic of Estonia!
XXXVIII Pärnu Documentary and Science Film Festival will take place on October 6–13 2024 in Pärnu and October 13–20 2024 in other locations of Estonia. In the autumn of 2024 the awarded docs will be screened at the Estonian Art Museum in Tallinn as well as at the Estonian National Museum in Tartu, the Cultural Capital of Europe 2024.
Michal Kawecki (left) – winner of the Estonian People’s Award for the documentary NO HERO AT ALL.
Dane Dodds (right) – winner of the GRAND PRIZE as the best artistic achievement for !AITSA.
AWARDS OF
THE XXXVII
Pärnu Film Festival
NO HERO AT ALL by Michal Kawecki, Poland – the Estonian People’s Award voted by the audience of Estonian Television.
!AITSA by Dane Dodds, Denmark – GRAND PRIZE as the best artistic achievement.
REMAINS by Linus Mork, Denmark – as the best science film.
AMONG US WOMEN by Sarah Noa Bozenhardt and Daniel Abate Tilahun, Germany – as the best doc on survival of indigenous peoples.
HELL`S STOKER by Kullar Viimne, Estonia – as the best full length art doc.
CARPENTER by Xelil Sehragerd, Kurdistan – as the best short art doc.
TELL ME MY STORY by Maciej Miller, Poland – as the best short film.
CALLS by Ming-Wei Chiang and COQ AU VIN by Ville Seppänen – as the best student docs.
DOCTOR APA by Ibadilla Adzhibaev, Kyrgyzstan – with the special mention for an outstanding recording of survival of native peoples.
WHAT`S HECUBA TO HIM by Peteris Krilovs and Iveta Budrevica, Latvia – with the special mention for the high artistic and human value.
LANDSCAPE AFTER HOLODOMOR by Yuri Tereshchenko, Ukraine – with the special mention for the high historical recording.
DANS LES BRA by Nathalie Rosetti, Belgium – with the special mention for a very warm message to human beings.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
