Awards went to Colombia, the USA, Austria, Russia, France, Romania and Slovakia.

The Best Director award went to the well-known American actor Jonah Hill for his directorial debut Mid90s. Hungarian director Kornél Mundruczó received the festival’s laureate award, which was handed out by producer Mátyás Prikler, who often coproduces with Hungary. President of the Festival Milan Lasica’s award for the development of film art in the Czech Republic and abroad went to Slovak actor Štefan Kvietik, whose long career includes many award-winning films such as Juraj Jakubisko’s Venice competition film The Millenial Bee. Kvietik took the award from the hands of his long-time acting colleague Emílie Vášáryová.

Winners:

Best Film:
Monos (Columbia, Argentina, Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, Uruguay)
Directed by Alejandro Landes

Best Director:
Jonah Hill for Mid90s (USA)

Best Actress:
Patrycja Planik in Lillian (Austria)
Directed by Andreas Horvath

Best Actor:
Alexey Agronovich in The Humorist (Russia, Latvia, Czech Republic)
Directed by Michail Idov
Produced by Metrafilms (Russia), Sirena Film (Czech Republic), Tasse Film (Latvia)

Best Short Film:
I Jump for Cigarettes (France)
Directed by Osman Cefron

Special Mention:
Christmas Gift (Romania)
Directed by Bogdan Muresanu

Audience Award:
Loli Paradicka (Slovakia)
Produced by Staviarsky
Coproduced by Slovak Radio and Television

Audience Award for Best Short Film:
Carousel (Russia)
Directed by Ruslan Bratov