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Talent Village Award

The award is a €2.000 award granted by our partner UniversCiné to support the development of a project from the Talent Village selection.
 
This year, the award is granted to the project Not Coming Out by Pascal Schuh.
 
The jury was composed of Georges Goldenstern (former director of the Cinéfondation) and Julie Billy (producer at June Films).

The Jury’s motivation to this grant is the following:
"We were seduced by the singularity of one particular project. We were moved by the way the director is telling the story and by the very modern way he looks at an unknown historical moment of our European history. Through this film we discovered how homosexuality was considered in East Germany before the fall of the wall and the complex emotions that the LGBTQI+ community faced while the unification was starting. This film is intimate and political and we would like to reward its great ambition."

A special mention is attributed to the project The Shame of the Borbély Family by Kálmán Nagy.

The Jury’s motivation to this mention is the following:
"We would like to give a special mention to a first feature project that striked us in its very mature and tense writing. The director showed in his previous film his ability to dissect the complexity of the human soul and his first feature will be a strong family tragedy."

ArteKino International Award

Consisting in €6.000, it is granted to the best project of the Coproduction Village.
 
In 2022, the award is granted to The Visitor by Vytautas Katkus, produced by M-Films (Lithuania).

The Jury’s motivation to this grant is the following:
"For this 2022 edition, the ArteKino International Award supports a first feature by a director walking the line between fiction and documentary, social realism and fantastic poetry, with a subtle balance that he has demonstrated in his already very mastered short films."

The jury was composed of Rémi Burah (President of ArteKino Foundation and CEO of Arte France Cinema).

TITRAFILM AWARD

The selected work-in-progress projects will be eligible for the TITRAFILM Award, worth 10.000 euros in image/sound post-production services. 
 
This year, it is granted to the project Rossosperanza directed by Annarita Zambrano, produced by Mad Entertainment (Italy), Rai Cinema (Italy), TS Productions (France) and Minerva Pictures (Italy).
 
The Jury’s motivation to this grant is the following:
"First of all, we wanted to thank Jeremy and his whole team for this inspiring and diverse selection. Really, it was a difficult choice, as we had a lot of very good projects to choose from, so in the end, we decided to honor the work of a free-spirited and ambitious director and give the TitraFilm Award to "a crazy film full of blood and hope": Rossosperanza by Annarita Zambrano."

The jury was composed of Ava Cahen (General Delegate, Cannes Critics’ Week), Louisa Dent (Managing Director, Curzon Artificial Eye) and Ursula Meier (Director).

Alphapanda Audience Engagement Award

Alphapanda attributes to one project an award of €5.000 - composed of €600 of advertising spend and €4.400 in-kind to develop a digital marketing strategy and implement a social media campaign around the awarded film’s festival premiere.

The award is granted to Veni Vidi Vici by Daniel Hoesl & Julia Niemann, produced by Ulrich Seidl Filmproduktion (Austria).

The Jury’s motivation for this grant is the following:
"The jury was impressed by the strong aesthetics and the striking message of the film. We have no doubts that the film will succeed in its intention to have an impact on audiences and change the passive way we all relate to the scandalous division of wealth and power in our society. Social media seems like the perfect platform for this film and for the discussions that will arise thanks to it."

The jury was composed of Florence Gastaud (producer at Wild Bunch), Mathias Noschis (Film Marketing Strategist and Founder of Alphapanda) and Joanna Solecka (Film Marketing & Social Media Strategist, Audience Design Trainer and Head of Alphapanda's office in Warsaw).

22D Music Award
 
For the second time, Les Arcs Industry Village has the great pleasure to collaborate with 22D to provide a prize of €10.000 for Music Composition. This award will be dedicated to the financing of the production of an original composition (€5.000 cash and €5.000 in the form of an executive production service). The financing will be supported by a follow-up and monitoring at the music publishing level.

The award is granted to the project Hunters on a White Field by Sarah Gyllenstierna, produced by MostAlice Film AB (Sweden).

The Jury’s motivation to this grant is the following:
"We have decided to support the film directed by Sarah Gyllenstierna. The story of three ordinary men, who let their primitive pulsions take over during a hunting weekend; this dark and absurd drama, perhaps visionary, touched us. What happens when death becomes an obsessional game? The sound dimension of the film, and in particular the original score will be essential to underline the different psychological states that the three characters will experience."

The jury was composed of: Ludovic Bource (Composer), Emmanuel Delétang (22D Music CEO) and Laëtitia Pansanel-Garric (Composer).

 
Producers Network

Two Producers Network badges are attributed to two Industry Village producers : Jelena Angelovski - Meander Film (Montenegro) and Katarína Krnáčová - Silverart (Slovakia).

The Producers Network is the go-to place for producers seeking to make the most out of their time in Cannes. Launched 15 years ago, the Producers Network welcomes more than 500 producers from all around the world for a series of meetings and unique events specifically designed to create opportunities to build your peer network and get international co-production projects off the ground.