🐺 SAUVAGE Prize (feature-length fiction films)
🎬 🏆 Winner: Loveable / Elskling by Lilja Ingolfsdottir  (Norway)
A delicate and incisive film about the strain on a relationship, between mental strain, education, and loss. An uncompromising perspective, shot through with raw emotion and great psychological accuracy.

🎖️ Special Mention: On Falling by Laura Carreira (Portugal / United Kingdom)
A remarkably sensitive debut feature film about the invisible fatigue of the working world, modern solitude and silent exhaustion.

🌙 LUNA Prize (feature – youth jury)
🎬 🏆 Winner: Sun Never Again / Sunce nikad više by David Jovanović (Serbia)
A powerful tale about a father and son confronting the mining exodus. A bold work in both form and content, acclaimed for its sonic and visual singularity.

🎖️ Special Mention: On Falling by Laura Carreira (Portugal / United Kingdom)
Further recognition for this poignant film, which touches with its accuracy and dignity. A vital reflection on modern precariousness.

🎥 PRÉSENT Prize (long documentaries)
🎬 🏆 Winner: Nonkonform by Arne Körner (Germany)
A captivating portrait of Dietrich Kuhlbrodt, a free-spirited and nonconformist figure in contemporary Germany. Rich archive, powerful narrative.

🎖️ Special Mention: Graziano – A Hermit’s Story by Jozefien Van der Aelst (Belgium / Germany)
A poetic and pictorial immersion in the solitude of a hermit-artist, bathed in music, paintings and poetry.

🎥 E-MOTION Prize (European values ​​– European Movement Paris & ALDA jury)
🎬 🏆 Winner: Nonkonform by Arne Körner (Germany)
For his tribute to local activism, freedom, and democracy in a Germany still in reconstruction. A well-deserved double award.

🎖️ Special Mention: Object of Study / Objeto de Estudio by Raúl Alaejos (Spain)
A lucid and committed look at education, identity and emancipation.

🎞️ SAUVAGE CORTO Prize (short films)
🎬 🏆 Winner: Barlebas by Malu Janssen (Netherlands / Belgium)
A black-and-white masterpiece about witch hunts—institutionalized femicide. A sensory, powerful, and captivating film.

🎖️ Special Mentions :

Inflatable Bear, Hourly by Elisabeth Werchosin (Germany)
A bittersweet tale about exile and social invisibility, told through the poignant image of an inflatable bear in Berlin.

Meadows Wait, Mist Diffuses by Dzhovani Gospodinov (Luxembourg)
A radical experience in wildlife cinema, captured by surveillance cameras, questioning our relationship with nature.

🐾 LUPETO Prize (short films – student jury)
🎬 🏆 Winner: Inflatable Bear, Hourly by Elisabeth Werchosin (Germany)
A rare look at loneliness, migration, and the transformed body. Visual, strange, and unforgettable.

🎖️ Special Mention : Falling for Greta by Gustavo Arteaga (Mexico / United Kingdom)
An intimate, tender, and courageous stop-motion animated romance. A beautiful celebration of love and freedom.