32nd San Sebastian Horror and Fantasy Film Festival: Awards

2021.11.05

The film Last Night in Soho (Edgar Wright; UK, 2021) has won the Audience Award to the Best Feature Film at the 32nd San Sebastian Horror and Fantasy Film Festival, that finishes tonight with the screening of Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon (2021).

AWARDS

Audience

AUDIENCE AWARD TO THE BEST FEATURE FILM

Last Night in Soho (2021). Edgar Wright. UK

AUDIENCE AWARD TO THE BEST SHORT FILM

They're Here (2021). Sid Zanforlin. Canada (Québec)

AUDIENCE AWARD TO THE BEST ANIMATION SHORT FILM

Los días que (nunca) fueron (2021). Kevin Iglesias, Pedro Rivero. Spain

AUDIENCE AWARD TO THE BEST SPANISH SHORT FILM

La luz (2021). Iago de Soto

Jury

BEST SHORT FILM

Dora (2020). Joanne Delachair. France

The members of the International Short Film Competition Jury at the 32nd San Sebastian Horror and Fantasy Film Festival, Toni Costa, Maider Oleaga and Sonia Pacios, have decided to grant the Jury Prize for Best Short Film to Dora.

For its original approach when narrating the complicated relationship of estrangement and insurmountable barriers between a mother and her teen daughter. The director has also chosen to convey a brave and imaginative representation of sexuality.

"SILVER MÉLIÈS" AWARD TO THE BEST EUROPEAN FANTASTIC SHORT FILM

Mum's Sweater (2020). Mauriziana Gualdrini. Yi-chen Hsiao, James Mann, Ugo Offner, Anand K. Varma. France

Transmits the pain of loss precisely, intelligently and poignantly, using fantasy elements with subtle yet mind-boggling animated aesthetics.

Young Jury Award to the Best Short Film

Night of the Living Dicks (2021). Ilja Rautsi. Finland-Denmark

Syfy Award to the Best Spanish Short Film

La luz (2021). Iago de Soto

Blogos de Oro Award to the Best Feature Film

The Medium (2021). Banjong Pisanthanakun. Thailand-South Korea

The jury of the Blogos de Oro critics award at the 32nd San Sebastian Horror and Fantasy Film Festival, made up of members Manuel Aguilar, Jon Paul Arroyo, Marta Hernáez, Oihana García and Mikel Peña, has decided to give its award to the film The Medium, by Banjong Pisanthanakun.

For its skilful combination of genres, its mixture of false documentary, found footage and fiction, in addition to its visual appearance, which achieves an intense and immersive experience where the supernatural, folklore and costumbrismo masterfully merge.

Audience Award to the Best Fanzine (Sponsor: FNAC Donostia)

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