Awards

Awards


The main festival prize is Golden Goats.

For the first time in 2010 it was awarded by two international juries: Animation Jury and Live-Action Film Jury, in four categories:
• for the best live-action film for children
• for the best live-action film for young people
• for the best animation for children
• for the best animation for young people.

Young People's Jury, also divided into two separate juries, presents Marcin Prize in two categories:
• for the best live-action film for young people
• for the best animation for young people.

Children's Jury, which was also divided into two groups for the first time last year, awards Marcinek Prize in two categories:
• for the best live-action film for children
• for the best animation for children.

Moreover, two special prizes are awarded at the Festival:
• Platinum Goats
• Football Goats.


28. IFF Ale Kino! 2010 Awards


• The International Jury - Live-action Film Competition
Vic Sarin, Füsun Eriksen, Monika Górska, Maciej Jakubczyk, Annabel Jankel
  • THE GOLDEN GOATS for the best live-action film for young people
    • The Be All And End All /dir. Bruce Webb, UK 2009

  • THE GOLDEN GOATS for the best live-action film for children
    • Children From Diyarbakir /dir. Miraz Bezar, Turkey/Germany 2009

  • SPECIAL MENTION for the best live-action film for young people
    • Samson and Delilah / dir. Warwick Thornton, Australia 2009

  • SPECIAL MENTION for the best live-action film for children
    • I Am Kalam / dir. Nila Madhab Panda, India 2010




• The International Jury - Animated Film Competition
Maciej Szczerbowski, Alexey Alexeev, Adriana Prodeus

  • THE GOLDEN GOATS for the best animated film for young people
    • Angry Man /dir. Anita Killi, Norway 2009

  • THE GOLDEN GOATS for the best animated film for children
    • The Swedish Meatballs /dir. Johan Hägelbeck, Sweden 2010
  • SPECIAL MENTION for an animated film
    • Eleanor's Secret / dir. Dominique Monféry, France/Italy 2009





• The Young People's Jury - Live-action Film Competition
Alina Grzegorzewska, Mikołaj Wojciech Pietraszewski, Krzysztof Świrek, Jagoda Tłok

  • MARCIN PRIZE for the best live-action film for young people
    • The Be All And End All /dir. Bruce Webb, UK 2009




• The Young People's Jury - Animated Film Competition
Jakub Depczyński, Anna Malinowska, Natalia Nowak

  • MARCIN PRIZE for the best animated film for young people
    • Danny Boy /dir. Marek Skrobecki, Poland 2010




• The Children's Jury - Live-action Film Competition
Olga Briks, Michalina Nowacka, Agnieszka Piechocka, Iga Potok, Joanna Sowińska, Ewelina Szuma, Paulina Tetlak

  • MARCINEK PRIZE for the best live-action film for children
    • Children From Diyarbakir /dir. Miraz Bezar, Turkey/Germany 2009
  • SPECIAL MENTION for live-action film for children
    • Twigson / dir. Åsleik Engmark, Norway 2009





• The Children's Jury - Animated Film Competition
Julian Bachur, Malwina Bleja, Gabriela Franas, Norbert Gała, Tymoteusz Górski, Magdalena Kapitańczyk, Laura Kaźmierczak, Natalia Kotkowska, Michał Malinowski, Karolina Wojtaszak

  • MARCINEK PRIZE for the best animated film for children
    • Eleonore's Secret /dir. Dominique Monféry, France/Italy 2009




• The Polish Filmmakers Association Award
  • The Best Polish Animated Film with Outstanding Artistic and Educational Values
    • The Clock That Ran Amok /dir. Leszek Gałysz, Poland 2009
  • The Best Film For Children with Outstanding Artistic and Educational Values
    • Soul Boy /dir. Hawa Essuman, Kenya/Germany 2010




• THE PLATINUM GOATS go to:
  • The TV Studio of Animation Films in Poznań, for thirty years' work and its fruits: beautiful films, which delight children in Poland and the world over;
  • The Magic Tree directed by Andrzej Maleszka, a film which has won accolades at so many festivals that it has become the most internationally acclaimed Polish feature in the recent years;
  • Václav Vorlíček, an outstanding film director from the Czech Republic, on his 80th birthday, for his lifetime achievement in the area of children's films, including the TV production Arabella - a cult series, which made thousands of Polish kids turn on TVs in search of fun and magic, so scarce outside our windows at the time of its first emissions.

 

 

• THE FOOTBALL GOATS go to Anna Kazejak, the director of Skrzydlate świnie (Flying Pigs), a daring and unpretentious football fan comedy.