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Bratislava International Film Festival: 2001

Grand Prix

Date:	30 November - 8 December
Jury:	Antonín Jaroslav Liehm (Czech Republic) (film theorist) (head of jury); Jana Svandová (Czech Republic); Ondrej Sulaj (Slovakia); Andre Bennett (Canada); Peter Hames (UK) (film publicist)
Location:	Polus City Center, Bratislava, Slovak Republic


Winner:
	Dakhtaran-e khorshid (2000) - Maryam Shahriar
Other In-Competition Films:
	Fah talai jone (2000) - Wisit Sasanatieng Filler ve Çimen (2001) - Dervis Zaim GeGe (2001) - Yan Yan Mak Haixian (2001) - Wen Zhu Hatuna Meuheret (2001) - Dover Koshashvili Hundstage (2001) - Ulrich Seidl In den Tag hinein (2001) - Maria Speth Jalla! Jalla! (2000) - Josef Fares Kruh in mleko (2001) - Jan Cvitkovic Last Resort (2000) - Pawel Pawlikowski Love/Juice (2000) - Kaze Shindô Marfa si banii (2001) - Cristi Puiu No Turning Back (2001) - Julia Montejo; Jesus Nebot Paralelní svety (2001) - Petr Václav Prikhodi na menya posmotret (2001) - Mikhail Agranovich; Oleg Yankovsky Slogans (2001) - Gjergj Xhuvani Souffle, Le (2001) - Damien Odoul Suspicious River (2000) - Lynne Stopkewich Vagón fumador (2001) - Verónica Chen

Special Jury Prize


Winners:
	Hundstage (2001) - Ulrich Seidl Souffle, Le (2001) - Damien Odoul

Best Actor


Winner:
	Kruh in mleko (2001) - Peter Musevski

Best Actress


Winner:
	Last Resort (2000) - Dina Korzun

Audience Award


Winner:
	Jalla! Jalla! (2000) - Josef Fares

FIPRESCI Prize

Jury:

Janine Evrad (France) (head of jury); Ingvald Bergsagel (Norway); Jaroslav Hochel (Slovakia); Nevenka Opacic (Yugoslavia); Ralf Schenk (Germany)


Winner:
	Hundstage (2001) - Ulrich Seidl - For the pityless and ferocious but also colourful portraying of a group of people in the lower Austrian middle class, trapped in their loneliness, small time dreams and ambitions.

FIPRESCI Prize - Special Mention


Winner:
	Kruh in mleko (2001) - Jan Cvitkovic - In a very tight 68 minutes film director Cvitkovic portrays life in a small Slovenian town with great sensitivity and compassion for the private lives and social backgrounds of a couple and their son. The film is a tender hymn to a universal story.

Prize of the Ecumenical Jury

Jury:

Juraj Drobný; Viliam Jablonický; Augusto Orsi


Winner:
	GeGe (2001) - Yan Yan Mak

Prize of the Ecumenical Jury - Special Mention


Winners:
	Gypsies of Svinia, The (1999) - John Paskievich Paralelní svety (2001) - Petr Václav