Festival
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TUMULT Foundation
Rynek Nowomiejski 28
87-100 Toruń
Poland
TIN 9560008579
Contact
+48 56 621 00 19
+48 56 652 21 79
+48 56 652 21 97
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MAIN COMPETITION
Golden Frog: The Fortress
cin. Ji Yong Kim
dir. Dong-Hyuk Hwang
Silver Frog: Cold War
cin. Łukasz Żal
dir. Paweł Pawlikowski
Bronze Frog: Roma
cin. Alfonso Cuarón
dir. Alfonso Cuarón
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FIPRESCI AWARD
The International Critics Prize to the director of the best film in the Main Competition – under specific consideration of its cinematography: Peterloo
cin. Dick Pope
dir. Mike Leigh
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AUDIENCE AWARD
Audience Award: The Favourite
cin. Robbie Ryan
dir. Yorgos Lanthimos
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POLISH FILMS COMPETITION
Best Polish Film: Nina
cin. Tomasz Naumiuk
dir. Olga Chajdas
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STUDENT ETUDES COMPETITION
Laszlo Kovacs Student Award - Golden Tadpole: Sirene
cin. Douwe Hennink
dir. Zara Dwinger
school: Netherlands Film Academy (AHK)
Silver Tadpole: Almost Everything
cin. Simon Bitterli
dir. Lisa Gertsch
school: Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK)
Bronze Tadpole: Them
cin. Holger Jungnickel
dir. Tim Dünschede
school: German Film and Television Academy (dffb), University of Television and Film Munich (HFF München), Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg
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DOCUMENTARY FEATURES COMPETITION
Golden Frog — best documentary feature: When the Bull Cried
cin. Karen Vázquez Guadarrama
dir. Bart Goossesn, Karen Vázquez Guadarrama
Golden Frog — best docudrama: I, Dolours
cin. Kate McCullough
dir. Maurice Sweeney
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DOCUMENTARY SHORTS COMPETITION
Golden Frog — Grand Prix: Horse Riders
cin. Tomasz Wolski
dir. Anna Gawlita
Special Mention: Pain Is Mine
cin. Farshid Akhlaghi
dir. Farshid Akhlaghi
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DIRECTORS’ DEBUTS COMPETITION
under the patronage of the Polish Filmmakers Association (SFP)
Best Director's Debut: The Guilty
cin. Jasper J. Spanning
dir. Gustav Möller
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CINEMATOGRAPHERS’ DEBUTS COMPETITION
under the patronage of the Polish Filmmakers Association (SFP)
Best Cinematographer's Debut: Obey
cin. Albert Salas
dir. Jamie Jones
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MUSIC VIDEOS COMPETITION
Best Music Video: Novo Amor Birthplace
cin. Nihal Friedel
dir. Jorik Dozy, Sil Van Der Woerd
Best Cinematography In A Music Video: Childish Gambino This Is America
cin. Larkin Seiple
dir. Hiro Murai
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FIRST LOOK - TV PILOTS COMPETITION
Best Pilot: Patrick Melrose: Bad News
cin. James Friend
dir. Edward Berger
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ADVERTISING SPOTS COMPETITION “EUROPEAN FUNDS IN FOCUS”
Organised in co-operation with Kujawsko-Pomorskie Region
Main Award: The Marshal Office of the Podkarpackie Voivodeship for Zmieniamy Podkarpackie z Funduszami Europejskimi - Dołącz do bohaterów lokalnych zmian. Katarzyna Być – Pracownia Ceramiki i Rękodzieła Być
Special mention: The Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship for Województwo Kujawsko-Pomorskie mecenasem kultury w regionie
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SPECIAL AWARDS OF 26th EnergaCAMERIMAGE
Lifetime Achievement Awards: Witold Sobociński
Duo Award: Cinematographer - Director: Jean-Marie Dreujou – Jean-Jacques Annaud
Award to Editor with Unique Visusal Sensitivity: Carol Littleton
Award for Outstanding Achievements in the Field of Music Videos: Julien Temple
Poster for 27. EnergaCAMERIMAGE
Design: Piotr Jabłoński
“PAINTING STILL ALIVE” EXHIBITION
11.11.2018 – 13.01.2019
Centre of Contemporary Art „Znaki Czasu” in Tpruń and TUMULT Foundation Gallery
The Tumult Foundation and the Centre of Contemporary art „Znaki Czasu” in Toruń have the great pleasure to invite to the unique exhibition Painting Still Alive… On the Way to Modernity. The exibition, a part of the 26. edition of EnergaCAMERIMAGE Festival, presents nearly 200 oil and watercolor paintings, pastels, gouaches, pencil drawings and sculptures of the most iconic 19th- and 20th-century artists, including Picasso, Magritte, Matisse, Chirico, Miró, Ensor, Nolde, Warhol, Kiefer, Ikemura. All works come from the collection of Michael Haas, the owner of a gallery in Berlin. The exhibition is curated by Marek Żydowicz and Michael Haas, with the help of CoCA director - Wacław Kuczma and coordinator - Agnieszka Swoińska, and the suport of Michał Zaleski, president of Toruń. The exhibition is financed for the most part by the Tumult Foundation.
This kind of exhibition, with numerous iconic names, has never been shown in Toruń and has very rarely been shown in Poland in general. Over 30 artists whose work will be presented in CoCA are going to join the exhibition opening at 11th November 2018. The meeting with the artists is meant to start a permanent cooperation with various art centers all around the world, which has been the main goal of Marek Żydowicz and Wacław Kuczma since they took charge of CoCA. All the artists that will come to Toruń from Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Paris, London, New York or Los Angeles are connected with their local galleries and art societies which will surely facilitate the exchange of ideas and projects with CoCA and EnergaCAMERIMAGE and open the doors wide to world-class contemporary art centers for our artists.
This exhibition is a must-see. It is a journey to the past, a time travel to various manifestations and ateliers of the legendary 20th century artists. It is a perfect opportunity to see the very essence of the contemporary European art in the venue of CoCA. Not so long ago, in the communist Poland, this kind of events would be censored. This is a perfect opportunity to make up for lost time without the need to travel to museums and galleries in Europe and other parts of the world. Toruń can be proud of this exhibition and other cities will envy it without a doubt. Apart from the main collection, the exhibition will include three different presentations focusing on the work of contemporary artists: Jakob Mattner, Joachim Elzmann and Dimitris Tzamouranis. Mattner’s and Elzmann’s artwork will be presented in CoCA, while Dimitris Tzamouranis’ exhibition is going to be held in the former Evangelical church at the New Town Market – the Tumult Foundation’s residence.