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Vilnius International Film Festival

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History
Programmes
Industry event "Meeting Point - Vilnius"
Awards at Vilnius International Film Festival
The Audience Award Competition programme "New Europe – New Names" Competition programme "Baltic Gaze" Best Lithuanian Actress Best Lithuanian Actor Lithuanian debut The Audience Award (Lithuanian film) Short Film Competition The Audience Award (Short film) Special award. Since 2013 award of Saulius Macaitis Special award for best film translations
References
External links

{{Infobox film or theatre festival
| name = Vilnius International Film Festival
| logo = Vilnius Film Festival Logo.jpg
| caption = VIFF
| location = Vilnius, Lithuania
| language = Lithuanian & English
| founded = 1995
| website = http://www.kinopavasaris.lt/en/

}}The Vilnius International Film Festival (VIFF) Kino pavasaris is a film festival held annually in March in Vilnius, Lithuania since 1995, and is the largest film festival in the nation in number of films and audience. It is one of the most anticipated annual cultural events in Lithuania.

Vilnius International Film Festival Kino Pavasaris is the biggest and most important cinema event in Lithuania. Over more than 20 years, the festival has become a highly attended cultural phenomenon. In 2017, it received 114 250 viewers in 5 Lithuanian cities. This year, Vilnius IFF will take place in 11 cities over two weeks.

The festival's main venue is Forum Cinemas Vingis, with additional screenings taking place at the local art film theatre SKALVIJA, cinema boutique "Pasaka" and at the shopping mall "Akropolis" at "Forum Cinemas Akropolis". Some screenings are shown in the second largest city of Lithuania - Kaunas at local "Forum Cinemas" centre. And from 2018 Vilnius IFF took place in 11 cities over two weeks.

History

The festival was founded in 1995 at the cinema Lietuva.^[1] Festival director Vida Ramaškienė.

After the 2002 festival the venue Lietuva was sold to private investors. As a result, the festival did not happen in 2003.

In 2004 the festival got the first donation from the European Commission. Festival's programme becomes more independent and Edvinas Pukšta with Jurga Stakėnaitė started making festival's film programme.

In 2006 the festival changed its location to Forum Cinemas Vingis in Naujamiestis.

In 2018, Vilnius IFF will present 112 feature and 56 short films, including 12 Lithuanian premieres. Like always, the festival has selected strong debuts and works from masters of film. The large programme has been divided into just 5 categories: Discoveries, Festivals' Favourites, Masters, Critics' Choice, and Competition of European Debuts.

Programmes

Since 2009, the festival's competition programmes have become our phenomenal calling card for international film industry professionals, and a great educational tool for festivalgoers. This year, films from debuting European directors will take part in the Competition of European Debuts.

Vilnius International Film Festival is organised in various sections:

Competition programmes:

New Europe – New Names (since 2009), the films are assessed by the international jury of the cinema industry professionals: actors, directors, programme directors, cinematographers and producers. The jury will select the best film of the festival and award it with two special prizes.
Baltic Gaze (since 2014), the idea of this competition programme is to satisfy growing interest of Baltic region cinematography. The films are assessed by the international jury of the cinema industry professionals. The jury will select the best film of this programme and award it with solid monetary prize.

Other programmes:

Short films. Competition
Discoveries
Festivals' favourites
Masters
Critics' choice
VIASAT comedies
Documentaries
Retrospective, each year a different director or/and a topic is selected.
American Independents
New Russian Cinema
Culinary films
Films for Family
Lithuanian films. Premiers
Lithuanian films
Lithuanians Abroad
Short films

2018 Vilnius IFF will also be the first Lithuanian festival to welcome members of the prestigious FIPRESCI association, who will award one director from the Baltic region their prize. The FIPRESCI Prize is significant proof of the festival's quality being recognized on an international level.

Industry event "Meeting Point - Vilnius"

International film industry professionals meet in Vilnius to discuss hot topics of today's and tomorrow's audiovisual world. The highlight of the industry event is the presentation of Lithuanian and Baltic film industry.

Awards at Vilnius International Film Festival

The Audience Award

The oldest and one of the most important award of VIFF.

2004: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring, directed by Kim Ki-duk {{KOR}}
2005: 3-Iron (Bin-jip), directed by Kim Ki-duk {{KOR}}
2006: The Method, directed by Marcelo Piñeyro {{ARG}}
2007: The Lives of Others, directed by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck {{GER}}
2008: 4 Months, 3 Weeks & 2 Days, directed by Cristian Mungiu {{ROM}}
2009: Camino, directed by Javier Fesser {{ESP}}
2010: Departures, directed by Yōjirō Takita {{JAP}}
2011: Incendies, directed by Denis Villeneuve {{CAN}}
2012: The Intouchables, directed by Olivier Nakache and Éric Toledano {{FRA}}
2013: Searching for Sugar Man, directed by Malik Bendjelloul {{SWE}}
2014: Omar, directed by Hany Abu-Assad {{PSE}}
2015: Mommy, directed by Xavier Dolan {{CAN}}
2016: Truman, directed by Cesc Gay {{ESP}}
2017: Perfect Strangers, directed by Paolo Genovese {{ITA}}

Competition programme "New Europe – New Names"

The main awards at Vilnius International Film Festival. Introduced in 2009. Chosen by the international jury of the cinema industry professionals: actors, directors, programme directors, cinematographers and producers. The jury will select the best film of the festival and award it with two special prizes.

Best Film

2009: The World Is Big and Salvation Lurks Around the Corner, directed by Stefan Kitanov {{BUL}}
2010: Eastern Plays, directed by Kamen Kalev {{BUL}}
2011: Outbound (Periferic), directed by Bogdan George Apetri {{ROM}}
2012: Courage, directed by Grzegorz Zgliński {{POL}}
2013: Loving (Miłość), directed by Slawomir Fabicki {{POL}}
2014: Japanese Dog, directed by Tudor Cristian Jurgiu {{ROM}}
2015: Koza, directed by Ivan Ostrochovský {{SVK}}
2016 >1: I, Olga Hepnarová, directed by Petr Kazda {{CZE}} and Tomáš Weinreb {{CZE}}
2016 >2: Thirst, directed by Svetla Tsotsorkova {{BUL}}
2017: The Last Family, directed by Ostatnia Rodzina {{POL}}

Best Director

2009: Javor Gardev {{BUL}}
2010: - no award
2011: - no award
2012: Adrian Sitaru {{ROM}}, film Best Intentions
2013: Mira Fornay {{SVK}}, film My Dog Killer,
2014: Levan Koguashvili {{GEO}}, film Blind Dates (Brma paemnebi)
2015: Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy {{UKR}}, film The Tribe
2016: Agnieszka Smoczyńska {{POL}}, film The Lure
2017: Kristina Grozeva and {{ill|Petar Valchanov|fr|Petar Valchanov|bg|Петър Вълчанов}} {{BUL}}, film Glory,

Best Actors

2009: Miki Manojlovic {{SRB}}, film The World Is Big and Salvation Lurks Around the Corner
2010: Vlad Ivanov {{ROM}}, film Police, Adjective
2011: Bartu Kucukcaglayan {{TUR}}, film Majority
2012 >1: Anjela Nedyalkova {{BUL}}, film Avé
2012 >2: Ada Condeescu {{ROM}}, film Loverboy
2012 >3: Isidora Simijonovic {{SRB}}, film Clip
2013: Dan Chiorean {{ROM}}, film Rocker
2014: Actor: Igor Samobor {{SVK}}, film Class Enemy. Actress: Michaela Bendulova {{SVK}}, film Miracle
2015: Actor: Márton Kristóf {{HUN}}, film Afterlife. Actress: Margita Gosheva {{BGR}}, film The Lesson
2016: Actor: Uliks Fehmiu {{SRB}}, film Our Everyday Life. Actress: Monika Naydenova {{BUL}}, film Thirst
2017: Actor: Marius Repšys {{LTU}}, film The Saint. Actress: Mia Petričević {{CRO}}, film Quit Staring at My Plate

CICAE jury film award

2009: - no award
2010: Eastern Plays, directed by Kamen Kalev {{BUL}}
2011: On the Path, directed by Jasmila Žbanić {{BIH}}
2012: director Adrian Sitaru {{ROM}}, film Best Intentions
2013: Keep Smiling (Gaigimet), directed by Rusudan Chkonia
2014: director Rok Biček {{CZE}}, film Class Enemy
2015: Ivan Ostrochovský {{SVK}}, film Koza
2016: Mirjana Karanović {{SRB}}, film A Good Wife
2017: film Glory {{BUL}}

Special award

2010: Protector, directed by Marek Najbrt {{CZE}} (for creative excellence)
2011: The House, directed by Zuzana Liová {{SVK}}

Competition programme "Baltic Gaze"

Introduced in 2014.

Best Film

2014: The Hope Factory, directed by Natalia Meshaninova {{RUS}}
2015: Victoria, directed by Sebastian Schipper {{DEU}}
2016: Under the Sun, directed by Vitaly Mansky {{UKR}}
2017: Woman and the Glacier, directed by Andrius Stonys {{LTU}}

Best Director

2014: Paweł Pawlikowski {{POL}}, film Ida
2015: Joshua Oppenheimer {{USA}}, film The Look of Silence
2016: Mantas Kvedaravičius {{LTU}}, film Mariupolis
2017: Sergei Loznitsa {{GER}}, film Austerlitz

Best Actor

2014: Lauri Lagle {{EST}}, film Free Range
2015: Janusz Gajos {{POL}}, film Body
2016: Oleg Maximov {{RUS}}, film Don Juan
2017: Petr Skvortsov {{RUS}}, film The Student

Best Actress

2014: Alexandra Finder {{GER}}, film The Police Officer's Wife
2015: Bianca Kronlöf {{SWE}}-{{FIN}}, film Underdog (Svenskjävel)
2016: Trine Dyrholm {{DEN}}, film The Commune
2017: Lene Cecilia Sparrok {{NOR}}, film Sami Blood

Special mention

2014: - no mention
2015: Rocks in My Pockets directed by Signe Baumane {{LVA}}
2016: Granny's Dancing on the Table directed by Hanna Sköld {{SWE}}
2017: - no mention

Best Lithuanian Actress

Introduced by L'oreal Paris in 2007 as "Lithuanian star", discontinued after 2010. Revived in 2012 as "Best Lithuanian Actress" with new sponsor Bourjois.

2007: Nelė Savičenko
2008: Larisa Kalpokaitė
2009: Gabija Ryškuvienė
2010: Edita Užaitė
2011: - no award
2012: Toma Vaškevičiūtė
2013: Valda Bičkutė
2014: Jurgita Jurkutė
2015: Aistė Diržiūtė
2016: Viktorija Kuodytė

Best Lithuanian Actor

Introduced in 2014.

2014: Giedrius Savickas
2015: Marius Repšys
2016: Juozas Budraitis

Lithuanian debut

Introduced in 2010.

2010: Lernavan, directed by Marat Sargsyan
2011: Barzakh, directed by Mantas Kvedaravičius
2012: A Place We Call Home, directed by Albina Griniūtė
2013: The Bomb, directed by Robertas Nevecka
2014: The Etude, directed by Austėja Urbaitė
2015: Fellow Travelers (Pakeliaiviai), directed by Linas Mikuta
2016 - no award

The Audience Award (Lithuanian film)

Introduced in 2011.

2011: Book smuggler, directed by Jonas Trukanas
2012: The Last Day of the Honeymoon, directed by Rokas Eltermanas
2013: The Swimmer, directed by Gabrielė Urbonaitė
2014: The Invisible Front, directed by Vincas Sruoginis and Jonas Ohman
2015: Life Is Sacred, directed by Andreas Dalsgaard, Nicolas Servide and Vivana Gomez
2016: Junction, directed by Nathan Jurevicius
2017: Woman and the Glacier, directed by Andrius Stonys

Short Film Competition

Best short film, selected from short competition programme. Introduced in 2012.

2012: Beast (Csicka), directed by Attila Till {{HUN}}
2013: The Whistle (Gwizdek), directed by Grzegorz Zariczny {{POL}}
2014: Pandas, directed by Matus Vizar {{SVK}}
2015: Symphony No. 42, directed by Réka Bucsi {{HUN}}
2016: Fear, directed by Michal Blaško {{SVK}}
2017: Close Ties, directed by Zofia Kowalewska {{POL}}

The Audience Award (Short film)

Introduced in 2013.

2013: Buzkashi Boys, directed by Sam French {{USA}}
2014: Kush, directed by Shubhashish Bhutiani {{IND}}
2015: - no award
2016: Otto, directed by Marieke Blaauw {{NED}}, Joris Oprins {{NED}}, Job Roggeveen {{NED}}
2017: Running Lights, directed by Gediminas Šiaulys {{LTU}}

Special award. Since 2013 award of Saulius Macaitis

2012: Infinite Minutes (Vegtelen percek), directed by Cecilia Felméri {{HUN}}
2013: No, directed by Pablo Larraín {{CHI}}
2014: Norte, the End of History, directed by Lav Diaz {{PHL}}
2015: Timbuktu, directed by Abderrahmane Sissako {{MRT}}
2016: The Pearl Button, directed by Patricio Guzmán {{CHI}}

Special award for best film translations

2014: Ieva Mažeikaitė and Goda Lūčiūnienė
2015: Andrius Patiomkinas

References

1. ^{{cite web|title = Festivalio "Kino pavasaris" 20 metų istorija|publisher = 15min|date = March 11, 2015|url = https://www.15min.lt/naujiena/aktualu/kino-pavasaris/festivalio-kino-pavasaris-20-metu-istorija-131-490007|access-date = October 29, 2017}}

External links

Official site

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