And the winner is...

Prize for the Best Internasjonal Film

Humiliated and Offended
Dir: Dany Horichui & Salvador Palma

Jury motivation:

As judges, we were hoping to be surprised, and we were looking for a work that would display concision, economy and focus, while ideally also addressing NUFF's guiding concept of "film for a better world".
We found all of these things - and more - in Humilhados e Ofendidos, an intense, elliptic film made with striking maturity, impressive confidence, and artistic flair.
It is on one level the straightforward story of a single, pitiful individual and his distraught, fractured family. But it also implicitly speaks about a community and a nation - perhaps even a continent and a world - that are struggling to find their way.

Prize for the Best Nordic Film

Where were you
Dir: Victor Lindgren

Jury motivation

The film express an inner state of being and desires that are captured through a beautiful cinematic language, sending a message to youth and adults.

Prize for the Best Nordic film in age group 15-17

Ocean of Opportunities
Dir: Andreas Augdahl & Hakon A. Olavsen

Jury motivation:

This is a poetic film that has beautiful images, metaphors and employs a
sensitive approach to the life of human beings.

Prize for the Best Nordic Film in age group 18-20

Theory of Color
Dir: Emilie Blichfeldt

Jury motivation:

This film shows a creative storytelling
approach to present an opinion about the world through a personal visual style.

Prize for the Best Nordic Film in age group 21-25

It’s about what you see
Dir: Marte Berntsen Aasen

Jury motivation:

This documentary captures the emotions and experiences of physically challenged people and it is a great advocacy tool