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Best in Show Award:
Réflexion. Directed by Yoshimichi Tamura, PlanKtoon; France

 – In a boutique in Paris, Louise looks at her reflection in the surrounding mirrors. Tonight, she has a rendezvous with Jules, her fiancé. Suddenly she notices that she’s late, and goes off in great haste to her flat to get ready. Réflexion is a description of women’s concerns about the way they look.



Réflexion

Jury Award:
How to Eat Your Apple.
 Directed by Erick Oh, Independent; USA

 – Here is a delicious apple. How would you eat it?



How to Eat Your Apple

Best Student Project Prize:
Estefan. Directed by Jeff Call, Brigham Young University; USA
 – Estefan, the world’s greatest hairdresser, must design a hairstyle for Clara, a woman with no hair, in order to preserve his reputation.



Estefan

Best Student Prize Runners Up:
Globosome. 
Directed by Sascha Geddert, Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg; Germany 
- In the vastness of space, a small speck of rock is inhabited by the most peculiar lifeforms: Dark little dots that start to replicate fast and begin to show signs of intelligence. “Globosome“ tells the story of the rise and fall of these little creatures.





Globosome

Herr Hoppe und der Atommüll. 
Directed by Jan Lachauer and Thorsten Löffler, Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg; Germany
 – A barrel of nuclear waste drops into the living room of Herr Hoppe, an average suburban German. He has to get rid of it and does it in his own wacky way.



Herr Hoppe und der Atommüll

Well-Told Fable Prize:

Rosette. Directed by: Romain Borrel, Gaël Falzowski, Benjamin Rabaste, and Vincent Tonelli, Supinfocom Arles; France

 – In a cured meats deli, a customer starts fantasizing about the butcher. She takes us into a clichéd vision of couple-hood, transcribed, for better or for worse, within a universe of pork products.





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