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days ago, the list of winners of the 12th Nikon Film Festival was officially announced at the Grand Rex Cinema in Paris, France. This film festival is themed "Dream" and invites famous French director, actor and screenwriter Gill Lelush to serve as the chairman of the jury, building a stage for emerging creative forces to show their talents. This Nikon Film Festival received a total of 1,605 entries, and the creators interpreted the theme in the form of short films, animations or documentaries within 2 minutes and 20 seconds. Among them, 50 excellent works stood out and entered the finals, and the jury selected the final winning works of each award. The winning works of this film festival and all shortlisted short films can be viewed on the official website of the Nikon Film Festival: https://www.festivalnikon.fr/en.
Film Festival official website link: https://www.festivalnikon.fr/en
Christophe Ideal's short film "Feeding Swans" won the jury award at this film festival. The work tells the story of the heroine Jennifer Gold chasing her dreams. She meets relatives and friends and strangers in the abyss of subconsciousness, and the characters work together to build a unique surreal style with light and shadow, sound effects and creativity. "In Her Eyes" created by Adrien Parmentier and Raphaël Berlucchi won the Best Photography Award. The author shows the audience the clips of family life through the eyes of a little girl, using candid and touching stories and charming composition language to fully serve the conveying of emotions.
Judge Grand Prize Winner "Feeding Swans"
Best Photography Award Winner "In Her Eyes"
A total of more than 2 million visitors logged into the official website during this film festival and received about 150,000 public votes. The Audience Award was won by Paul Deby's "Awakening Dream". The film tells the story of a "Awakening Daydream", in which the protagonist can control everything in the dream and then choose his own destiny. The Best International Short Film Award was won by "Express Model" created by Manon Talva and Louis Lecointre. The film is connected to the consumer society with the life fragments of two women. Two completely different dreams are wonderfully intertwined in the context of the 21st century.
Audience Award Winning Work "Awakening Dream"
Best International Short Film Award Winning Work "Express Mode"
Arthur Chays's animated short film "Spoon" won the Director Award, allowing a mother to escape daily life and realize her dreams through spoons and ladders that can be seen everywhere in daily life. The film has an excellent sense of rhythm and humor, and the dramatic ending also leaves a deep impression on people. "Dream Party" won two awards: Best script and Best Actor. This is the third time the creator has participated in the Nikon Film Festival. The poetic story and performance are moving. The Best Actress Award was presented to Delphine Théodore in "Ascendant", in which she plays a young woman who realizes her dreams are out of reach, conveying her bursting emotions with her performance.
Best Director Award Winning Work "Spoon"
Best script and Best Actor Winning Work "Dream Party"
Best Actress Winning Work "Rise"
Best Critics Award was awarded to Benjamin Ifrah's second short film "Sweet Dreams". The protagonist of the short film is engaged in "Dream After-sales Service", full of unexpected comedy effects. "Jean Chamber" created by Monsieur Redcastle and Marc Riso won the Best Sound Effect Award. The outstanding short film score allows viewers to immerse themselves in the character's dream by putting on headphones, following him all the way to pursue his dream of becoming a hero.
Best Critics Award Winning Work "Sweet Dreams"
Best Sound Effect Award Winning Work "Jean Chamber"
Aretha Iskandar and Edouard Lemiale won the Best Student Film Award.The short film is inspired by a real story, telling the story of the protagonist Alex traveling through Africa to Europe, setting out with his dreams and having to face the reality of the dramatic conflict that is touching. The Alice Guy Award, founded in 2018, is named after the world's first female director and aims to support the creation of female directors. The award was presented at the Nikon Film Festival for the first time this year, and Mathilde La Musse won the honor for the short film "Two Hours A Week".
Best Student Film Award Winning Work "Alex"
Alice Guy Award Winning Work "Two Hours A Week"
Since its establishment in 2011, Nikon Film Festival has always adhered to the concept of "let everyone easily create and share short films", encouraging more people to join the ranks of creators, express themselves through light and shadow works, and constantly explore the infinite charm of image creation.
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