We already know the winners of this year’s EnergaCAMERIMAGE Festival. Below is the full list of laureates who were honored during the Festival’s Closing Gala, which took place in Toruń from November 15–22.
Golden Frog EnergaCAMERIMAGE 2025 Main Competition goes to JUDITH KAUFMANN for Late Shift directed by PETRA BIONDINA VOLPE.
Silver Frog EnergaCAMERIMAGE 2025 Main Competition goes to FABIAN GAMPER for Sound of Falling directed by MASCHA SCHILINSKI.
Bronze Frog EnergaCAMERIMAGE 2025 Main Competition goes to MICHAŁ SOBOCIŃSKI for Chopin, A Sonata in Paris directed by MICHAŁ KWIECIŃSKI.
Golden Frog in the Cinematographers' Debuts Competition goes to ADAM SUZIN for Father directed by TEREZA NVOTOVA.
Golden Frog in the Directors' Debuts Competition goes to QI SHU for Girl.
Grand Prix Documentary Features Competition - Golden Frog goes to cinematographer BENJAMIB BRYAN for Iron Winter, directed by KASIMIR BURGESS.
Grand Prix Documentary Shorts Competition - Golden Frog goes to cinematographer RONNIE MCQUILLAN for No Mean City, directed by ROSS MCCLEAN.
The Golden Frog Award in the Music Videos Competition goes to cinematographer JAKE GABBAY and director GABRIEL MOSES for Chains & Whips.
Grand Prix TV Series Competition - Golden Frog goes to cinematographers CORRIN HODGSON & BEN RICHARDSON for 1923: A Dream and a Memory, directed by BEN RICHARDSON.
Polish Films Comptition:
Grand Prix Polish Films Competition - Golden Frog goes to PIOTR SOBOCIŃSKI JR. for The Altar Boys, directed by: PIOTR DOMALEWSKI.
Student Etudes:
The Laszlo Kovacs Student Award - Golden Tadpole goes to cinematographer NICO SCHRENK, for Skin on Skin directed by SIMON SCHNECKENBURGER, from Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg in Germany.
The Silver Tadpole goes to cinematographer HENRI NUNN, for Walud directed by DAOOD ALABDULAA and LOUISE ZENKER, from University of Television and Film in Munich, Germany.
Bronze Tadpole goes to cinematographer FRANCESCA AVANZINI, for Marina directed by PAOLI DE LUCA from the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia in Italy.
Audience Award: Sentimental Value, cin. KASPER TUXEN, dir. JOACHIM TRIER.