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Discover the award-winning films of the 7th Firenze Film Festival
Best Animated Film Winner
The Grand Mother
Alternate version of a history about beggining of human race. The Great Spideress raises the first human to teach him ways of the world. After reaching the adulthood, Mother has a Grand gift for her Son.
Julia Hazuka
Best Feature Documentary Winner
Tell Me Iggy
Documentary 52 ' with IGGY POP Intimate portrait of a punk rocker like no other. Filmed in Miami, New York, Berlin, Athens, Paris, Iggy pop talks about his past| his present| his concerts and his projects… With his friends and partners: Johnny Depp, John Waters, Debbie Harry (Blondie), Nick Kent, Béatrice Dalle (in color & black and white )
Blondy Sophie
Best Feature Film Winner
Marco Polo
Marco is struggling with substance abuse as he uses drugs to escape from his problems. His brother, Ángel, tries to help him by showing him a simpler way of life that doesn't involve drugs. But after Angel is killed in a hit and run accident, Marco is left alone dealing with his grief and addiction while blaming himself for the death. Devastated by the loss of his brother, Marco decides to open up to his friends and family, and work through his grief. The family comes together to heal and focus on closing the gap left by Ángel's death. Marco realizes that he needs to let go of his childhood and start taking responsibility for his actions. This summer becomes a turning point for Marco as he faces his addiction and his brother's death, determined to move forward in a positive direction.
Pablo Riesgo Almonacid
Best Short Documentary Winner
Notes On The Death of A Cinema
The imminent closure of a small cinema in the Constitución neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Argentina, will be the propitious element to reflect on the mystique of the cinemas of yesteryear and on the figure of the film projectionist. A personal tribute to the liturgy of cinema, to its ghosts and its dreams.
Iñaki Oñate
Best Short Film Winner
Leasing
While fleeing a burglary, Peter discovers that his childhood friend Alvin hasn't been truthful about what direction his life is about to take. But they will have to work together to escape the police.
Sivert Lendorph
Best Student Film Winner
Hava
A Turkish girl living in another country trying to get rid of an unpleasant smell that the people around her cannot smell while feeling detached from the world – her home, family, friends, and previous love.
Joonyoung Kim