Best Film (by Jury) |
Breaking the Maya Code (Produced by Night Fire Films; distributed by Night Fire Films; USA Honorable Mention (in order): Secrets of the Parthenon (Produced by Gary Glassman and Providence Pictures for WGBH/NOVA; distributed by WGBH/NOVA; USA) Rapayan (Directed by Francis Delfour; Produced by Arrimage Productions; distributed by Filmoption International; Canada) The Last Romans (Produced by Philippe Axell, Axell Communicationi; distributed by Axell Communication; Belgium) The Mummy Who Came In from the Cold (Produced by Gedeon Programmes; distributed by Terranoa; France) |
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Special Mention (by Jury) |
The Antikythera Mechanism: Decoding an Ancient Greek Mystery (Produced by Martin Freeth, Mfreeth.com Ltd.; distributed by Publishers/Nature Video); for the best use of science and technology.
From Grief and Joy We Sing (Produced by Holly Wissler; distributed by The Mountain Fund; USA); for the most valuable ethnographic contribution to world cultural memory. Guédelon: The First Ten Years (Produced by Reinhard Kungel, RK-Film; distributed by RK-Film; Germany); for the best archaeological inspiration for youth. The Mummy Who Came In from the Cold (Produced by Gedeon Programmes; distributed by Terranoa; France); for the best portrayal of archaeological project management skills. Secrets of the Parthenon (Produced by Gary Glassman and Providence Pictures for WGBH/NOVA; distributed by WGBH/NOVA; USA); for the best film for all ages. Uncle Sem and the Bosnian Dream (Produced by Marco Visalberghi for DocLab and by Gianfilippo Pedore for Mir Cinematografica ; distributed by DocLab); for the best film that questions the meaning of archaeology. |
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Best Narration (by Jury) |
Secrets of the Parthenon (Produced by Gary Glassman and Providence Pictures for WGBH/NOVA; distributed by WGBH/NOVA; USA) |
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Honorable Mention (in order): Breaking the Maya Code (Produced by Night Fire Films; distributed by Night Fire Films; USA The Mummy Who Came In from the Cold (Produced by Gedeon Programmes; distributed by Terranoa; France) Treasures of the Fitzwilliam Museum (Produced by Eye to Eye Television; distributed by Journeyman Picture; UK) Rapayan (Directed by Francis Delfour; Produced by Arrimage Productions; distributed by Filmoption International; Canada) |
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Best Animation (by Jury) |
Breaking the Maya Code (Produced by Night Fire Films; distributed by Night Fire Films; USA) Honorable Mention (in order): The Last Romans (Produced by Philippe Axell, Axell Communicationi; distributed by Axell Communication; Belgium) The Antikythera Mechanism: Decoding an Ancient Greek Mystery (Produced by Martin Freeth, Mfreeth.com Ltd.; distributed by Publishers/Nature Video) The Mummy Who Came In from the Cold (Produced by Gedeon Programmes; distributed by Terranoa; France) Guédelon: The First Ten Years (Produced by Reinhard Kungel, RK-Film; distributed by RK-Film; Germany) |
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Best Special Effects (by Jury) |
A tie between The Antikythera Mechanism: Decoding an Ancient Greek Mystery (Produced by Martin Freeth, Mfreeth.com Ltd.; distributed by Publishers/Nature Video) and Secrets of the Parthenon (Produced by Gary Glassman and Providence Pictures for WGBH/NOVA; distributed by WGBH/NOVA; USA) Honorable Mention: Breaking the Maya Code (Produced by Night Fire Films; distributed by Night Fire Films; USA) |
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Best Script (by Jury) |
Breaking the +Maya Code (Produced by Night Fire Films; distributed by Night Fire Films; USA Honorable Mention (in order): Rapayan (Directed by Francis Delfour; Produced by Arrimage Productions; distributed by Filmoption International; Canada) From Grief and Joy We Sing (Produced by Holly Wissler; distributed by The Mountain Fund; USA) Uncle Sem and the Bosnian Dream (Produced by Marco Visalberghi for DocLab and by Gianfilippo Pedore for Mir Cinematografica ; distributed by DocLab) The Last Romans (Produced by Philippe Axell, Axell Communication; distributed by Axell Communication; Belgium) |
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Best Cinematography (by Jury) |
Secrets of the Parthenon (Produced by Gary Glassman and Providence Pictures for WGBH/NOVA; distributed by WGBH/NOVA; USA)
Honorable Mention (in order): Treasures of the Fitzwilliam Museum (Produced by Eye to Eye Television; distributed by Journeyman Picture; UK) Breaking the Maya Code (Produced by Night Fire Films; distributed by Night Fire Films; USA Rapayan (Directed by Francis Delfour; Produced by Arrimage Productions; distributed by Filmoption International; Canada) The Mummy Who Came In from the Cold (Produced by Gedeon Programmes; distributed by Terranoa; France) |
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Best Music (by Jury) |
Breaking the Maya Code (Produced by Night Fire Films; distributed by Night Fire Films; USA
Honorable Mention (in order): Borneo: The Memory of Caves (Produced by Luc-Henri Fage, MC4 and ARTE France; distributed by Luc-Henri Fage; France) Rapayan (Directed by Francis Delfour; Produced by Arrimage Productions; distributed by Filmoption International; Canada) Treasures of the Fitzwilliam Museum (Produced by Eye to Eye Television; distributed by Journeyman Picture; UK) Secrets of the Parthenon (Produced by Gary Glassman and Providence Pictures for WGBH/NOVA; distributed by WGBH/NOVA; USA) |
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Most Inspirational (by Jury) |
A tie between
Breaking the Maya Code (Produced by Night Fire Films; distributed by Night Fire Films; USA) and From Honey to Ashes (Produced by Lucas Bessire; distributed by Documentary Educational Resources; USA) Honorable Mention (in order): Rapayan (Directed by Francis Delfour; Produced by Arrimage Productions; distributed by Filmoption International; Canada) Secrets of the Parthenon (Produced by Gary Glassman and Providence Pictures for WGBH/NOVA; distributed by WGBH/NOVA; USA) From Grief and Joy We Sing (Produced by Holly Wissler; distributed by The Mountain Fund; USA) |
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Audience Favorite Competiton (by Festival audience) |
Breaking the Maya Code (Produced by Night Fire Films; distributed by Night Fire Films; USA)
Honorable Mention (in order): Secrets of the Parthenon (Produced by Gary Glassman and Providence Pictures for WGBH/NOVA; distributed by WGBH/NOVA; USA) Borneo: The Memory of Caves (Produced by Luc-Henri Fage, MC4 and ARTE France; distributed by Luc-Henri Fage; France) The Mummy Who Came In from the Cold (Produced by Gedeon Programmes; distributed by Terranoa; France) The Last Romans (Produced by Philippe Axell, Axell Communication; distributed by Axell Communication; Belgium) |