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Krakow Film Festival 2023: the complete winners

The Award Ceremony of the 63rd Krakow Film Festival was held on 3 June 2023 at 8 pm at the Kijów Cinema. Congratulations to all and see the complete winners list below.

AWARDS of the 63rd Krakow Film Festival:

DRAGON OF DRAGONS AWARD: Michael Dudok de Wit – Netherlands

KFF RECOMMENDATION to the European Film Award in a documentary category: Songs of Earth (dir. Margreth Olin) – Norway

INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION:

THE GOLDEN HORN: Nick Read and Ayse Toprak for My Name is Happy – United Kingdom, Turkey

THE SILVER HORN (High Artistic Merit): Tunde Skovran for Who I Am Not – Romania, Canada

THE SILVER HORN (Social Issues): Ella Glendining for Is There Anybody Out There? – United Kingdom

The FIPRESCI (International Federation of Film Critics):

International Film Critics Prize: Ella Glendining for Is There Anybody Out There? – United Kingdom

INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM COMPETITION:

GOLDEN DRAGON: Tomek Popakul and Kasumi Ozeki for Zima – Poland

SILVER DRAGON (Best Documentary): Yaser Talebi for Daughter – Iran

SILVER DRAGON (Best Animated): Sofiia Melnyk for MAriupol. A Hundred Nights – Ukraine, Germany

SILVER DRAGON (Best Short Fiction): David Arslanian for Underdog – France

Jury Award for the Best European Film (Krakow Candidate to the European Film Award 2023 in the short film category): Szymon Ruczyński for There Are People in the Forest – Poland

The International Federation of Film Societies (FICC):

Don Quixote Award: David Arslanian for Underdog – France

Special Mention: Sofia Melnyk for Mariupol. A Hundred Nights – Ukraine, Germany

INTERNATIONAL DOCFILMMUSIC COMPETITION:

GOLDEN HEYNAL: Agnieszka Iwańska for Ula – Poland

SPECIAL MENTION: La Singla directed by Paloma Zapata – Spain

NATIONAL COMPETITION – SHORT FILMS:

GOLDEN HOBBY-HORSE (Best Fiction Film): Michał Toczek for Be Somebody – Poland

GOLDEN HOBBY-HORSE (Best Documentary Film): Mateusz Pietrak for Basia: A Love Story – Poland

SPECIAL MENTION: Justyna Mytnik for The Wind – Poland

BEST ANIMATION AWARD: Agata Mianowska for Annabelle’s Wish – Poland

The Award of the Polish Filmmakers Association:

PSC AWARD (Best Cinematography): Zofia Goraj for Annabelle’s Wish – Poland

NATIONAL COMPETITION – MUSIC VIDEOS:

BEST MUSIC VIDEO AWARD: Sylwester Jakimow for Alameda: Back to the Start – Poland

SPECIAL MENTION: Jakub Stroszek, Magdalena Mistygacz for Iriy – Poland, Ukraine

Award of the Centre for Audiovisual Technologies CeTA in Wrocław: Bartek Stankiewicz for Polar Bears – Poland

NATIONAL COMPETITION – DOCUMENTARY FILMS:

GOLDEN HOBBY-HORSE (Best Documentary Film above 30 minutes): Małgorzata Kozera for Faces of Agata – Poland

SPECIAL MENTION: Clara Kleininger-Wanik for No Elephant in the Room – Poland, Romania

Best Cinematography Award: Michał Modlinger for Early Apex – Poland

Maciej Szumowski Award for remarkable social awareness: Dariusz Janiczak for Who Will Clean Your Windows? – Poland

The Award of the President of the Polish Filmmakers Association for the best film in the National Competition – Documentary Films category:

BEST SOUND: Zuzanna Musiał for Early Apex – Poland

SPECIAL MENTION: Justyna Mytnik for No Elephant in the Room – Poland, Romania

NATIONAL COMPETITION – STUDENT FILMS:

GOLDEN HOBBY-HORSE (Best Student Film): Karolina Kłapkowska for His Name Is Artur – Poland

SPECIAL MENTION: Mikołaj Jaroszewicz for Awakenings – Poland

Maciej Szumowski Award for remarkable social awareness: Rafał Michalski for The Sleeping Beast – Poland

The Award of the President of the Polish Filmmakers Association for the best film in the National Competition – Student Films category:

PSC AWARD (Best Cinematography): Kacper Zamarło for Burning – Poland

NATIONAL COMPETITION – ANIMATED FILMS:

GOLDEN HOBBY-HORSE (Best Animated Film): Marcin Wasilewski for Imprint – Poland

SPECIAL MENTION: Sylwia Jakieła for Mind the Gap – Poland

NATIONAL COMPETITION – MUSIC DOCUMENTARIES:

GOLDEN HOBBY-HORSE (Best Music Documentary): Michał Ferlak for Believe in the Wings – Poland

SPECIAL MENTION: Krzysztof Szopa for Disco Polo – Poland

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: Artur Wyrzykowski for Believe in the Wings – Poland

The Journalists’ Award – the Golden Key for the best film in the National Competition:

GOLDEN KEY: Małgorzata Goliszewska for From the Family Album – Poland

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