| ELEMENTS +3 | ||||
Gryphon Award - Best Feature Film |
THE CATCH by Josh Carroll, Scott McMhinnie (USA) |
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Special Prize GIOTTO SUPER BE-BÈ AWARD |
WHERE ARE YOU HIDING? by Nadia Abate, Francesco Forti, Victoria Musci (Italy) Reasons: For the original treatment with which the ideas of children have been turned into a poetical and touching film. For having highlighted the importance of color and drawing in the representation of creativity, interpreting the fundamental values of FILA and Forever Young, theme of Giffoni Film Festival 2013. |
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| ELEMENTS +6 | ||||
Gryphon Award - Best Feature Film |
THE FAMOUS FIVE 2 by Mike Marzuk (Germany) |
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Gryphon Award - Best Short Film |
BOBBY by Mehdi M. Barsaoui (Tunisia) |
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Special Prize "MILENA GIANNATTASIO" AWARD - CENTRO STUDI DI DIRITTO DI FAMIGLIE E DEI MINORI "TEODORA" |
NIKO 2 - LITTLE BROTHER, BIG TROUBLE by Kari Juusonen, Jørgen Lerdam (Finland/Denmark/ Germany/Ireland) Reasons: For being able to create a connection with the universe of children and for the strength of the communication. The film knows how to talk to children about grown up issues thanks to colour and feelings conveying a caluable message. The modernity of its message makes the Santa Claus sledge flying over beautiful winter landscapes current. |
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| The artistic director has assigned the following awards, based on the results of the jurors votes: | ||||
Feature Film 2nd Place |
V8 - START YOUR ENGINES! by Joachim Masannek (Germany), which was awarded with the Municipality of Giffoni Valle Piana Award |
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| ELEMENTS +10 | ||||
Gryphon Award - Best Feature Film |
MIKE SAYS GOODBYE! by Maria Peters (The Netherlands) |
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Gryphon Award - Best Short Film |
WEEKEND DADDY by Johan Stahl Winthereik (Denmark) |
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Special Prize AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL AWARD |
MIKE SAYS GOODBYE! by Maria Peters (The Netherlands) Reasons: For the friendship role which gives light-heartedness even to the most dramatic situations; for the importance of the mother-child bond and the unrepeatable relationship which resolves apparently desperate situations; for the ability of communicating that “normality" is not the only possible way and that solidarity, love and friendship can be weaved to give back an unthinkable harmony; for having conveyed the message that a society which is respectful of family rights supports people in trouble providing them with appropriate facilities and a dedicated staff, offering useful tools which aim to spur and develop a new happiness; for the role of Mike, who faces even the most difficult problems with fairness and determination trying to understand people, establishing important and rare relationships with people who need to start smiling again. |
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Special Prize BAMBINO GESÙ HOSPITAL AWARD |
MIKE SAYS GOODBYE! by Maria Peters (The Netherlands) Reasons: The film has been awarded for distinguishing a way of telling the world of children, their dreams and their aspirations with sensitivity, truth and delicacy. |
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| The artistic director has assigned the following awards, based on the results of the jurors votes: | ||||
Feature Film 2nd Place |
CLARA AND THE SECRET OF THE BEARS by Tobias Ineichen (Switzerland), which was awarded with the ANEC Award |
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| GENERATOR +13 | ||||
Gryphon Award - Best Feature Film |
REGRET! by Dave Schram (The Netherlands) |
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Special Prize "LA BOTTEGA DIGITALE" AWARD |
ASPHALT PLAYGROUND by Julien Abraham (France) Reasons: The realism shown in the film through the editing represents an innovative screenplay which develops a triple story with a triple evolution of the protagonists focusing on the European suburb. The suburb has been represented as a place which is not necessarily ugly and where people are not inevitably ill-fated. The decay can be also psychological and it is possible to choose to do good. The theme of racism is also dealt with in the film. |
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Special Prize ARCA CINEMAGIOVANI AWARD |
THE INEVITABLE DEFEAT OF MISTER AND PETE by George Tillman Jr. (USA) Reasons: For telling desperation, poverty and hunger often associated to the poorest countries but also present in the biggest and richest city suburbs. For the theme of friendship, complicity and solidarity through which the protagonists grow and overcome every obstacle, even when the defeat seems to be inevitable. |
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Special Prize CGS AWARD "Percorsi Creativi 2013" |
THE INEVITABLE DEFEAT OF MISTER AND PETE of George Tillman Jr. (USA) Reasons: For dealing with several themes such as friendship, family, coming of age, uneasiness, drug addiction, street life, relationships among generations, with intensity and effectiveness keeping the right light-heartedness to represent the young age of the protagonists. The choices of directing, shooting, cinematography and editing fully emphasize the depth of the characters and of the narration leading the audience to a non- predictable but realistic and ending which is food for thought. |
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| The artistic director has assigned the following awards, based on the results of the jurors votes: | ||||
Feature Film 2nd Place |
THE INEVITABLE DEFEAT OF MISTER AND PETE by George Tilmman Jr. (USA), which was awarded with the Presidency of the Italian Senate Award |
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| GENERATOR +16 | ||||
Gryphon Award - Feature Film |
THE GOLDEN CAGE by Diego Quemada-Diez (Mexico/Spain) |
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Special Prize ARCA CINEMAGIOVANI AWARD |
LORE by Cate Shortland (Germany/Australia/United Kingdom) Reasons: For dealing with the horror of World War II from a different perspective and without being rhetorical. For the impressive location of the black forest, usually set of tales for children, here a gloomy and claustrophobic background of Lore and her siblings’ journey. |
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Aluminium Gryphon - Special Prize CIAL AWARD (Aluminium Wrapping) |
THE GOLDEN CAGE by Diego Quemada-Diez (Mexico/Spain) Reasons: The film "The Golden Cage" deals with the immigration issue in Latin America towards the United States. Three teenagers are the protagonists of the film. They live in the slums of Guatemala and their dream is to reach ”the promised land” for a better life. Their journey will be full of obstacles but also full of spectacular and natural landscapes represented in a masterly way by the director – who thanks to breath-taking aerial takes – bring the audience to those wild and picturesque landscapes. The relationship between the characters and nature is emphasized by the SNOW which represents the true magic. When they arrive in the United States and finally see the snow, a new life begins. |
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Crystal Gryphon - Special Prize CAMPANIA BANK AWARD |
THE GOLDEN CAGE by Diego Quemada-Diez (Mexico/Spain) Reasons: For telling a journey that goes beyond the boundaries with great sensitivity and courage. |
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| The artistic director has assigned the following awards, based on the results of the jurors votes: | ||||
Feature Film 2nd Place |
LORE by Cate Shortland (Germany/Australia/United Kingdom), which was awarded with the Campania Regional Council Award |
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| GENERATOR +18 | ||||
Gryphon Award - Feature Film |
ANY DAY NOW by Travis Fine (USA) |
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Gryphon Award - Best Animated Short (ex aequo) |
BUT MILK IS IMPORTANT by Anna Mantzaris, Eirik Grønmo Bjørnsenl (Norway) MAMMA MIA by Milena Tipaldo, Francesca Marinelli (Italy) |
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Grifone Award - Best Fiction Short |
PENNY DREADFUL by Shane Atkinson (USA) |
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Special Prize GOLDEN SPIKE AWARD OF THE SOCIAL WORLD FILM FESTIVAL |
WHALE VALLEY by Guðmundur Arnar Guðmundsson (Iceland) Reasons: For having narrated a strong story, set in the desolate Icelandic countryside, which makes the spectator reflect upon the delicate relationship siblings usually have and the essential right to live. |
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Special Prize AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL AWARD |
HOLLOW LAND by Uri & Michelle Kranot (Canada/Denmark/France) Reasons: For its clear message on immigration and reception, an inseparable combination, and for its rich and ironic metaphors about a State that makes immigrants and refugees subjects to be uniformed and controlled. |
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| The artistic director has assigned the following awards, based on the results of the jurors votes: | ||||
Feature Film 2nd Place |
THE GIRL WITH NINE WIGS by Marc Rothemund (Germany), which was awarded with the Presidency of the Italian Chamber of Deputies Award |
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Fiction Short Film 2nd Place |
BEAUTY MARK by Mark Ratzlaff (Canada), which was awarded with the Chamber of Commerce of Salerno Award |
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| MASTERCLASS | ||||
Gryphon Award - Best Short Film (ex aequo) |
FATHER by Ivan Bogdanov, Veljko Popovic, Moritz Mayerhofer, Asparuh Petrov, Rositsa Raleva, Dmitry Yagodin (Bulgaria/Croatia/Germany) THE BOOK OF DEAD of Alain Escalle (France) |
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