Kosovo-born and Germany-based filmmaker Visar Morina's Sundance and Berlinale title Exile [+lire aussi :
critique
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fiche film], starring Michel Maticevic and Sandra Hüller, triumphed at the online, 26th edition of the Sarajevo Film Festival, winning the Heart of Sarajevo for best feature film as well as the Cineuropa Award.

Azerbaijan's Ru Hasanov received the Heart of Sarajevo for best director for his second feature film, The Island Within [+lire aussi :
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fiche film], which had its world premiere at the festival.

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Croatia's Marija Škaričić won the Heart of Sarajevo for best actress for her role in Andrea Štaka's Mare [+lire aussi :
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The Heart of Sarajevo for best actor went to Greece's Vangelis Mourikis who stars in Digger [+lire aussi :
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interview : Georgis Grigorakis
fiche film] by Georgis Grigorakis, which world-premiered at the Berlinale where it won the CICAE Award.

In the documentary competition, Serbian filmmaker Mladen Kovačević came out on top with his Rotterdam title Merry Christmas, Yiwu [+lire aussi :
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fiche film].

Romanian documentaries picked up the other two prizes: the Special Jury Award went to Andrei Dăscălescu’s Holy Father [+lire aussi :
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interview : Radu Ciorniciuc
fiche film] received the Human Rights Award.

The Heart of Sarajevo for best short film went to Croatia's Tin Žanić for Antiotpad, which qualifies it for the Oscars. Greek filmmaker Anastasia Kratidi received a special mention for In Her Steps.

The Audentia Award for the best woman director, chosen from a pool of 12 films that screened in various sections, was handed to Kiev-born, Berlin-based filmmaker Natalija Yefimkina for the Berlinale's Perspektive Deutsches Kino documentary Garage People [+lire aussi :
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Lasse Linder's short All Cats Are Grey in the Dark won Sarajevo's candidacy for the European Film Awards.

Full list of awards:

Competition - Feature Film

Heart of Sarajevo for Best Film
Exile [+lire aussi :
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interview : Visar Morina
fiche film] - Visar Morina (Germany/Belgium/Kosovo)

Heart of Sarajevo for Best Director
Ru Hasanov - The Island Within [+lire aussi :
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interview : Ru Hasanov
fiche film] (Azerbaijan/France)

Heart of Sarajevo for Best Actress
Marija Škaričić - Mare [+lire aussi :
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interview : Andrea Staka
fiche film] (Switzerland/Croatia)

Heart of Sarajevo for Best Actor
Vangelis Mourikis - Digger [+lire aussi :
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interview : Georgis Grigorakis
fiche film] (Greece/France)

Competition - Documentary Film

Heart of Sarajevo for Best Documentary
Merry Christmas, Yiwu [+lire aussi :
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interview : Mladen Kovačević
fiche film] - Mladen Kovačević (Serbia/Sweden/Germany/France/Belgium/Qatar)

Special Jury Award
Holy Father [+lire aussi :
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fiche film] - Andrei Dăscălescu (Romania)

Human Rights Award
Acasă - My Home [+lire aussi :
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interview : Radu Ciorniciuc
fiche film] - Radu Ciorniciuc (Romania/Finland/Germany)

Competition - Student Film

Heart of Sarajevo for Best Student Film
The Great Istanbul Depression - Zeynep Dilan Süren (Turkey/Japan)

Honorary Heart of Sarajevo
Michel Franco
Mads Mikkelsen

Partner Awards

Cineuropa Award
Exile - Visar Morina

Audentia Award
Garage People [+lire aussi :
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CICAE Award
Mare - Andrea Štaka

Sarajevo Short Film Candidate for the European Film Awards
All Cats Are Grey in the Dark - Lasse Linder (Switzerland)