Golden Ger International Film Festival

Golden Ger international film festival 2015

A total of 218 films from 43 countries were submitted to the 2015 film festival, and 44 films from 20 countries were selected for the competition. Invited guests of the festival, Peter Tscherkassky and Eve Heller, got to know the audience and reached the opening film program of their 4 short films. At the end of the festival, an award ceremony was held announcing the judges' decision.

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Golden Ger Award

Experimental

Untitled # 1 : Dance of Leitfossil

An unlikely duo of a "fado" (*) for a missed guest. Poetic justice. Approximation of distant realities. Muses of memory: MnemoCyne. Spectra, extracta and remainiscences of the surviving image. From the series "Notes for a Self Biopic (in Return)". (*) "fado" = portuguese musical genre Director Biography - Carlos Adriano

Carlos Adriano

Best Mongolian Experimental Short

Experimental

A film that competed in GGIFF 2015.

Dorjkhand Davaa

Best Mongolian Animated Short

Animation

The Sleep

I need sleep. I need time to sleep.

Shuree Sarantuya

Special mention

Experimental

Ben

About running, about being behind, about big moments, about daily life.

Kuesti Fraun

Best International Narrative Film

Experimental

This Home Is Not Empty

A chilling experimental meditation on the lies in which we tell ourselves expressed through the starkly minimalist dioramic presentation of a seemingly empty home.

Carol Nguyen

Best International Animated Film

Experimental

Animation

A New film reflecting on the past . This is an animated film about the students and their work from the animation department, Liverpool 1981

Chris Daykin

Best International Experimental Film

Experimental

Computers (in our Lives)

A glitch-musical interpretation of an educational film. If 1980: Computers in our Lives :: 2014: Computers (in our Lives).

Traci Hercher

Best International Documentary Film

Documentary

Tomorrow the sun was different

Audiovisual project was created like the walk in two cities: for the realPrague streets and imaginary streets of Kiev. The overlapping images of both cities merges the present with childhood, memories of distant moments of lived reality, the two cities and two time levels in one story.

Anna Kryvenko

National Competition Section