Awards 2017
Grand Prix
Mystery Monkeys of Shangri La

Duration: 51 min.
Year completed: 2015
A film by: Mark Fletcher 
Produced by: IVO FILATSCH et SABINE HOLZER
Hidden in the depths of
the Himalayas and threatened with extinction, the Shangri-La monkeys
live at 4000 meters above sea level in Yunnan province of China. Their nose turned up, their big red lips and their deep look inspire mystery and sweetness. A touching family story in these amazingly beautiful animals.
Amateur Award
Entre terre et ciel

Duration: 5 min.
Year completed: 2016
A film by: Michel Blanpain 
Produced by: Michel Blanpain
Seasonal murmurs beyond the hedge, where the most beautiful poetic declarations open.
Award of knowledge and discovery of the animal world
Les métamorphoses de l'ours polaire

Duration: 52 min.
Year completed: 2016
A film by: Rémy Marion & Charlène Gravel 
Produced by: Rémy Marion
Threatened by global warming, the polar bear will have to adapt in order not to disappear. By following him step by step through the seasons, this film gives reason to hope. Shot
for five years in the four corners of the Arctic, he takes stock of the
reality of the way of life of this extraordinary animal.
Award of knowledge of the relationship between man and animal
Bruxelles sauvage

Duration: 52 min.
Year completed: 2015
A film by: Bernard CRUTZEN 
Produced by: Zistoires sprl
This hybrid documentary,
between animal film and documentary society, questions the place of wild
animals in the capital of Europe. Foxes, hawks,
martens, snakes, bats, lucans, roe deers, wild boars, parrots, toads ...
Discover this amazing urban bestiary and the humans who approach it.
Special Jury Award
Soul of the elephant

Duration: 50 min.
Year completed: 2016
A film by: Annette Scheurich 
Produced by: Ivo Filatsch et Sabine Holzer
In Africa, in the
exceptional reserve of Okavango, where more than 9000 elephants live in
the wild, Beverly and Dereck Joubert tell us the story of an elephant's
life from birth to death. The protection of the
young, the solidarity, the transmission of knowledge, the great voyages
in search of water, the struggles against predators, and above all, the
most astonishing and disconcerting: the mourning ritual ...
Award for protection of animal species
Vivre avec les loups

Duration: 52 min.
Year completed: 2016
A film by: Guillaume Maidatchevsky 
Produced by: Caroline Broussaud & Philippe Molins
In the Carpathian Mountains, in Romania, there are nearly 3,000 wolves. It is the largest population in Europe. In this wilderness, some shepherds still raise their herds to the old with the only defense, dogs of the Carpathians. How do these shepherds accept the presence of wolves?
Audience Award
Annabelle, le grand paon de nuit

Duration: 12 min.
Year completed: 2016
A film by: Philippe Parolini 
Produced by: Philippe Parolini
On an ash tree,
Annabelle, a tiny caterpillar of a great peacock by night, pulls out of
the egg that gave birth to her and sets out to conquer the vast world
... an opportunity to discover some aspects of the astonishing
development of the largest butterfly Of Europe.
Special Award for best picture
Making an ancient forest

Duration: 50 min.
Year completed: 2015
A film by: Rita Schlamberger 
Produced by: Michael Schlamberger
The Kalkalpen National Park in Austria is the largest wilderness of the Alps. Abandoned and delivered to itself for nearly 25 years, its natural life cycle now governs the landscape. Devastation
and destruction are in reality only the founding and regenerating
process of the forest that returns to its primitive state.
Special Award for Best Screenplay
Chitebi

Duration: 13 min.
Year completed: 2016
A film by: Giorgi Tkemaladze 
Produced by: Tamara Jabanasgvili
A small orphan from Georgia would like to make amazing use of the birds in her garden. A lovely story.
Special Award for Best Sound
Making an ancient forest

Duration: 50 min.
Year completed: 2015
A film by: Rita Schlamberger 
Produced by: Michael Schlamberger
The Kalkalpen National Park in Austria is the largest wilderness of the Alps. Abandoned and delivered to itself for nearly 25 years, its natural life cycle now governs the landscape. Devastation
and destruction are in reality only the founding and regenerating
process of the forest that returns to its primitive state.
Special Award for Best Editing
Vivre avec les loups

Duration: 52 min.
Year completed: 2016
A film by: Guillaume Maidatchevsky 
Produced by: Caroline Broussaud & Philippe Molins
In the Carpathian Mountains, in Romania, there are nearly 3,000 wolves. It is the largest population in Europe. In this wilderness, some shepherds still raise their herds to the old with the only defense, dogs of the Carpathians. How do these shepherds accept the presence of wolves?